Earlier today Apple released its first public beta of the upcoming OS X Yosemite update. I say public, the download is only available to those that have previously registered for the OS X Beta Program! (or you can go to https://appleseed.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/ and download the beta test utility to be able to download betas)
As with any beta release users are advised to back up before downloading and to also be prepared to erase if necessary. If you use your Mac for work etc do you really need to install a beta tho?
The main reason I’ve chosen to download the public beta is because the release includes the new Photos app. Supposedly this new app will work seamlessly between devices like my iPad and iPhone, unlike whats there at the moment. iPhoto just doesn’t do it for me, along with millions of others 😉
Features of the new Photos app, according to Apple:
Also included in the public beta are all new emoji and emoji skin tone modifiers. When selecting an emoji with a skin tone, such as one of the many people emoji, it’s now possible to choose a specific skin tone from one of six options.
There are also several new people emoji that introduce greater diversity. Family emoji now include multiple same sex couples, both with children and without, all with variable skin tone options. A welcome addition is the inclusion of many more national flag emojis including Ireland.
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