Apple is springing macOS 15 on us surprisingly early – these are the features that you should get excited about.

Apple released its latest computer operating system update called macOS 15, or Sequoia. At this point, it’s unclear exactly what is the issue, but it appears to affect several products made by companies that provide software for macOS users and enterprises,

The macOS 15 Sequoia software update brings with it the groundwork for Apple Intelligence, although that collection of features won’t be available until the macOS 15.1 software update is released to the public in October. That doesn’t mean that there isn’t plenty to look forward to though, because there is.

Apple will soon start rolling out its latest desktop operating system, macOS Sequoia. Although no exact release time has been announced, users are advised to check their devices for the update. Similar to iOS 18,

The latest macOS—Sequoia—introduces several new features, including app window tiles. With this, users will be able to drag the windows of each application to the edge of the screen and effortlessly arrange them side-by-side like tiles on the desktop, or place them in corners to keep even more apps in view.

Parallels Desktop for Mac version 20 is designed to work with Apple ’s soon-to-be-released public build of macOS Sequoia (expected to debut September 16), as well as the upcoming version of Windows 11,

Apple will launch its next major macOS update tonight. macOS Sequoia — also known as macOS 15.0 — will be available to download on millions of MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro machines in a few hours,

Apple's macOS Sequoia is chiefly a tale of two halves, with all of the better improvements coming later. But what's here now is good, sometimes even very good, but it definitely doesn't feel like the full picture.