The feature lets you use your iPhone as your MacBook's webcam for the first time. Apple's admitting this in the open by introducing the new Continuity Camera feature. Despite this, the cameras still aren't nearly as good as those on iPhones.
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Continuity CameraĬameras found on MacBooks have never been extraordinary, although Apple made some positive changes beginning with the 2021 MacBook Pro models and, later, the MacBook Air (2022). The new Clock app is nearly identical to the one found on iPhone and iPad and includes four tabs, World Clock, Alarm, Stopwatch, and Timer. Ventura has also picked up a new Clock app. In Ventura, that same click now opens the Weather app, as it should. When clicked in previous macOS versions, the Weather widget opened the website in Safari. For example, you can't choose which information shows in the app, as it's all or nothing.
Beyond deciding which alerts to get (or not), there's not much you can do here to change the look. If there's one thing wrong with the Weather app in Ventura, it's the lack of customization tools. During these events, the app's background is in constant motion showing real-time conditions that pop. You can receive government-issued severe weather alerts, next-hour precipitation notifications, and more during these times. Add a thunder and lightning storm or snow emergency, and the app's biggest strengths come into view. On a typical day, the Weather app shows a bright background during the day and a moony glow at night. On Mac, this includes presenting a beautifully arranged 10-day forecast, air quality alert, current precipitation, feels-like temperature, UV index, sunrise/sunset, and much more. Regardless of the device, the Weather app features all the information you need to get an accurate forecast for any location on the planet, starting with your current one. That app was significantly updated with iOS 15 as it incorporated many of the features of the Dark Sky app, which Apple had acquired. Surprisingly, the new Weather apps on both operating systems resemble the Weather app on iPhone. Strangely, there has never been an official Weather app on macOS or iPadOS, but that odd omission is no more on both Ventura and iPadOS 16.
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