Improve widgets Andy Boxall/Digital TrendsĪside from standard apps like Mail, MacOS also contains a form of miniature apps: Widgets. WWDC is the perfect opportunity for Apple to bring Mail into the modern era. Yes, it’s great for privacy thanks to Mail Privacy Protection, but even us privacy fanatics need a few extra bells and whistles. There’s no smart inbox filtering, no snooze button, and no undo send - all features that have been common in rival apps for years. The app seems to have taken Steve Jobs’ famous quip of “it just works” a bit too literally, as Mail is functional and not much more. And when it comes to MacOS, there’s one app that is in desperate need of a total overhaul: Mail.Īpple’s email app comes bundled with MacOS, but most of the time, you’ll wish it wasn’t. WWDC is not just a chance for Apple to show off its operating systems, but the apps that run on those systems too.

Here are four key problems with MacOS Monterey and how Apple can fix them this year. If I was inside Apple CEO Tim Cook’s bespectacled and perfectly combed head, what would I be pushing for to take MacOS to the next level? Well, I’ve got some ideas. With WWDC just around the corner, I got to thinking. WWDC is Apple’s annual software extravaganza, where the company showcases all the latest ideas it has for upgrading MacOS, iOS, and its other software platforms.

That’s because we are rapidly approaching Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which kicks off on Monday, June 6.

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