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praised its commitment to supposedly non-invasive AI During its annual developer conference, the iPhone maker neglected to reveal a critical update coming to the next evolution of its Mac operating system — macOS Sequoia.In addition to updates to the Mac Messenger app and a new iPhone mirroring feature, hawk-eyed early adopters of a macOS 15 beta say they’ve discovered the first update to Apple’s Mac Chess game since 2012.
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as 9to5Mac As first reported, Apple last updated the Chess app a dozen years ago, when it was still naming Mac operating system releases after big cats. . With OS X Mountain Lion, Apple added Game Center support to Chess, along with a glowing background and a few other small additions. outside inside an old AppleInsider postThe 2012 update to the app looked like this, according to AppleInsider.
The following year, Apple said so was left without big cats and started naming Mac upgrades after “inspiring” places in California. In the years since then, Apple has kept its built-in Chess app, but neglected to update it until now.
The latest version of the game features brighter, more realistic-looking chess pieces, as well as a textured and gradient background. However, 9to5Mac reports that the revamped game now includes fewer themes. More specifically, the update aims to pretty gritty looking grass theme optionalthough it’s technically possible that Apple will have additional changes to the app before macOS Sequoia comes out of beta and sees a wider release.
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