It was straight to business this morning at Apple’s WWDC. Instead of the usual round of updates hyping up how well their different product categories are doing, Tim Cook called Craig Federighi on stage for a run down of the new features and improvements coming to the next version of OS X, which has been named “El Capitan” after the 3,000-foot tall rock formation in Yosemite National Park.

 

Federighi broke down the updates in two different areas: experience and performance. The former comprises a bunch of minor tweaks here and there that should make using Apple’s OS and first-party software better.

 

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