macOS Catalina, the new operating system for Mac computers, has just been announced by Apple

Along with iOS 13, iPadOS, Apple also announced the next version of macOS called Catalina, taking the place of an island in California (USA). With the new operating system for this Mac, individual applications including Apple Music, Podcasts and Apple TV will replace iTunes.

Users can use voice to control computers running macOS Catalina 10.15 including opening applications, writing messages, changing text.

macOS Catalina 10.15 has added Sidecar feature that allows Mac users to use iPads as secondary screens via wired or wireless connection. Sidecar also supports Apple Pencil, allowing users to use iPads to make digital drawing boards.

Apple has incorporated the Find my iPhone and Find my Friends apps into a single application, which supports device locating even when offline.

On macOS Catalina, Apple also improved other applications such as the Composited Photo app, the Notes and Prompt apps that changed the design, the Safari browser will by default introduce websites that users frequently access. counter.

Project Catalyst (formerly Marzipan) in the Xcode programmer has options that give developers a new way to get iPad apps running on macOS Catalina.

macOS Catalina 10.15 supports all Mac mini, iMac, iMac Pro, Mac Pro, MacBook Air or Pro models from 2012 and up, MacBook 2015 and above.

Currently, developers can download the trial version of macOS Catalina 10.15. It is expected that the beta for general users will be announced in July, the official version will be released this fall.