Mike Wuerthele
After a month-long beta period, Apple has released the update to macOS Sierra 10.12.1 with iPhone 7 Photos compatibility fixes, Safari security enhancements, and more.
The macOS 10.12.1 update adds an automatic smart album in Photos for Depth Effect images from the iPhone 7 Plus, improves Microsoft Office compatibility with iCloud Desktop and Documents, fixes some Mail issues related to Microsoft Exchange, rectifies an issue with incorrect paste text with Universal Clipboard, improves Auto Unlock functionality with Apple Watch, and improves stability and security in Safari.
The macOS release is expected to be pre-installed on any new Macs released at Thursday's "Hello again" event. At this time, it is thought that only the MacBook Pro and MacBook/MacBook Air lines will be refreshed.
The patch is approximately 584 MB, and available through Software Update. Apple's iOS 10 and tvOS were updated on Monday as well.
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Personally, it feels like Safari is snappier.
/s
and still the birthday bug
via Siri 1 day to early
I Safari still reloading pages?
Does anyone know whether Faces tagged in Photos will sync to the cloud and other devices? iOS 10.1 says it now does this, but I'm hesitant to update to Sierra on my Mac if I lose all the tagging I've already done, and have no way to sync any new tags I make to the cloud.