It’s so natural you wish Siri was part of OSX. And you can search for emails using natural language such as “emails I wrote last week”. This is quite particular in what it wants, for instance it ignores BA287 but if your message says British Airways 287, it recognises this and tells you if the latest flight with that code is late or on time, for instance.

If there are flight details in a message, it can offer flight information. Mail is also much cleverer than before, spotting new contact details or meeting information in the text of a mail and offering to add something to your Calendar or Contacts as appropriate. Tap on the tab to bring it back into view when you’re ready. You can do this with multiple drafts on the go. You can go to full screen view but still switch from composing a message to checking details in another email by swiping a draft to the bottom of the screen. Mail has introduced the handy swipe gestures found on the iPhone to delete messages for instance. And you can send walking, public transport or driving directions from the Mac to your iPhone.Ī lot of other applications have been improved but let’s focus on two more. It doesn’t have the granular detail that Citymapper has, which even tells you the best carriage to board for a hasty exit at the other end, but it’s a real improvement nonetheless. It’s highly useful, including indications of exactly where you get on board that Berlin train station, say. It’s limited for now to a series of cities including London, New York and 300 cities in China.

Maps has been upgraded (on Mac and iPhone as well) to provide public transport information. Albums can now be sorted more effectively, providing the versatility iPhoto used to have. And now you can change titles and keywords for images in batches rather than only one by one. Editing photos is also better and tools to do this from other developers will also be available in due course, so you’re not limited to Apple’s tools alone. Similarly, the Photos app released earlier this year has been enhanced so that it’s easier to find stuff and file albums. Notes is useful not least because, like your Contacts and Calendar, it’s kept in sync across multiple devices, so your documents are kept up to date on your iPhone and iPad, for instance.

It’s also easy to create checklists which automatically have bullet point circles which turn into ticked circles when you’ve finished the task, you achiever, you.

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