Mac OS Mojave

Why get a Mac? What’s the difference between a Mac and Windows? Apple still continues to provide a multitude of customization features for navigating and running mac apps based on your individual needs. Also continuing to grow are Accessibility features. But the name of the game nowadays is sharing. Almost all Mac apps have a share button. You can easily send a document, photo, video, message, note, voice message, anything. Mojave features apps like Airdrop, Mail, Message, Notes, Photos, and more that allow sharing your files or your thoughts to other people. If you have colleagues or friends that use a Mac or an iPhone, there are even more way to share and collaborate, like working on the same spreadsheet together. Also growing in popularity is the cloud. Mojave provides storage space in iCloud. There you can store your files and access them from anywhere, including your iPhone.
n this series, we get you started on understanding how to navigate using finder, finding and organizing the large selection of apps, how to use apps that browse the internet, send and receive email, set appointments on a calendar, play music and videos, edit photos, take screen shots or recordings, and more. The majority of this series will focus on customizing your Mac experience based on your individual needs. We will see how to setup user and internet accounts, synchronize to the cloud, configure devices such as Touch ID, and go in depth to the accessibility features. macOS, Mac, Safari, iCloud Drive, iCloud, Launchpad, Spotlight, Siri, Finder, App Store, AirDrop, AirPlay and Touch ID are trademarks of Apple, registered in the United States and other countries.