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macOS Monterey introduces powerful features to get more done

The reimagined Safari experience of macOS Monterey, displayed on iMac.
All-new Shortcuts in macOS Monterey, displayed on the 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Quick Note in macOS Monterey, displayed on the 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Focus in macOS Monterey, displayed on MacBook Air.
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All-New Ways to Stay Connected

macOS Monterey provides meaningful new ways to connect and enjoy time with friends, family, and colleagues:

  • FaceTime now includes a suite of new audio and video features that make calls feel more natural and lifelike. With spatial audio, voices in a FaceTime call sound like they are coming from where the person is positioned on the screen, while Voice Isolation ensures the user’s voice is crystal clear and uses machine learning to eliminate background noise, and Wide Spectrum allows all the sound in the area to come through so participants can hear everything. Portrait mode taps into the Apple Neural Engine in the M1 chip to blur the user’s background for a stunning video effect, and a new Grid View shows participants in same-sized tiles.
  • SharePlay is a powerful set of system features that enables users to have shared experiences while on a FaceTime call. Users can share their favorite music, TV shows, movies, projects, and more with friends and family in real time — kicking off a shared listening party, watching movies and shows, collaborating in apps through screen sharing, and more. With an API built for easy adoption, third-party developers can bring their own apps right into FaceTime.
  • Shared with You makes it easy to locate and enjoy all the great content that’s shared through Messages, including photos, videos, articles, and more, right from a Shared with You tab within Photos, Safari, Apple Podcasts, Apple News, and the Apple TV app.
New FaceTime video features displayed on the 13-inch MacBook Pro.
SharePlay, displayed on the 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Shared with You, displayed on MacBook Air.
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