Apple announces macOS Big Sur: sweeping visual redesign, Control Center, revamped Safari, modern notifications and widgets

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By Benjamin MayoJun 22, 2020, 2:13 pm865 pts
Apple today announced the next version of macOS, named Big Sur. It features a UI overhaul that brings it closer to iOS in style. Many buttons are now chromeless and highlight as you mouse over. There is a lot more translucency, and app icons in the Dock now resemble their iOS counterparts too. macOS Big Sur…

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