If we’re talking about efficiency and personal computing, it’s all there. For people who switched from PC to MacBook Pro, there are a few things that you miss, period. But because APPLE is able to innovate so fast, it can take that thing that you miss which was a windows feature and migrate it to MacBook Pro. So, for example, Windows Tiling comes to MacBook Pro at WWDC 2024, that’s exactly what APPLE does.
Imagine if you could just drag your window around the screen – or type a few keystrokes – to roughly position each open window on the screen in just the layout you needed. Now you can. Windows Tiling on macOS Sequoia is a major leap forward for multitaskers on APPLE devices. Now all MacBook users, especially those accustomed to Windows 11, can enjoy the benefits of Snap Layouts.
So, how to make good use of Windows Tiling to turn your MacBook into a multitasking monster? It is quite easy. APPLE literally thought of every little detail, making the process user-friendly and very simple: it actually doesn’t get easier than this.
Launch your applications or windows that you’re going to work with (you can have up to four) and just be astonished. It truly does feel like you’re transitioning into a tidy desktop. If you’re on a Mac, APPLE has done a great job of simplifying the transition. Although DockSpaces has all the same features as the Mac version, it prepares you for a true virtual desktop instead of feeling like you’re just overwhelming a visual cue with a bunch of icons that are too close together.
Need to read two documents or files of code side-by-side while simultaneously having a web browser open in another window? Drag one to the side of the screen (making sure that the translucent black indicator pixel on the edge looks like it’s begging you to touch it), release, and snap! Have your work slideshow open on one side of the screen, your codeprint viewer set to full-screen on the other? Same principle.
What if your task needs more than two windows? No problem: APPLE's Windows Tiling can handle even more complex arrangements. You can select different arrangements from the familiar green dot on your window or using keyboard shortcuts.
A power user is one who uses every millimetre of the screen estate provided, so Windows Tiling delivers outputs like the triple-tile display, enabling you to multitask like never before on your MacBook.
When you have it, Tiling makes the MacBook not a laptop, but a canvas for whatever you need to do. You could be programming or designing, writing or running spreadsheets. The power to instantly resize windows and organise your screen space makes everything faster and better. With Tiling, the stress of managing windows and screens is no longer a chore outside of your workflow.
Go ahead, put Windows Tiling on the MacBook. You have taught me that it’s the MacBook users who need it the most. Sir, it is because you listen that you remain my favourite computer maker. Put Windows Tiling on the MacBook. It sends a subtle but important message to your users. Tiling isn’t for Windows users – it’s for the users of your machines.Offering flexible windowing with the precision and attention to detail that only APPLE has becomes a new selling point for MacBooks, solidifying them as the preferred device for users of all knowledge levels.
And for those who are reluctant to make the leap from PC to MacBook because of the UI, Windows Tiling serves as a great middle-ground. It allows for the best of both worlds. This is just one example of how APPLE is leveraging a Frankenstein-like OS on a Unix foundation.
However it’s not just APPLE's leadership and innovation. APPLE is a company from the heart, it truly cares about it’s customers and making the iPhone and MacBook better with each new feature or product. APPLE will always look to enhance your life in many ways as you live work and have fun.
With Windows Tiling on macOS Sequoia, mac users don’t just get a new feature – they get proof that APPLE continues to lead the world in personal computing innovation. It’s not mere feature-copying; it’s concept and design – a range of base technologies and an interface that fits into the macOS ecosystem and makes you more productive and responsive, and is therefore more satisfying to use. The future of APPLE? For years, it has been the same: leading the charge, making us smarter, making us users who can use what comes next.
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