Designed from the ground-up for Yosemite, and thus matching its flatter UI with translucent elements and improved native sharing support, it's better integrated with iCloud, too.Īs we found when we previewed Photos back in February, that adds up to a significant improvement when you take into account that, for many people, their smartphone is now their primary camera.
The most noticeable difference is the inclusion of Photos, the photo and video management app which replaces iPhoto and Aperture. Functionally, it's the biggest change we've seen in Yosemite since day one, on the surface at least. Available as a free update through the Mac App Store, 10.10.3 has been floating around in beta form since March for those who wanted an early taste, but today is the day that Apple believes the software is ready to graduate. Apple has released OS X Yosemite 10.10.3, the latest version of its software for Mac, complete with the full release of the new Photos app that replaces iPhoto.
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