Apple unveils macOS Sequoia 15.3 with new Genmoji feature
Apple has introduced macOS Sequoia 15.3, the third major version of its operating system, which was released in September. The macOS Sequoia 15.3 update was released six weeks after the release of macOS Sequoia 15.2.
Here's What We Know
A new feature in macOS Sequoia 15.3 is Genmoji, which allows users to create personalised emojis using the Messages app. Genmoji is supported on all Macs that have Apple Intelligence, opening up new possibilities for users who want to add their own unique emoji to their messages.
macOS Sequoia 15. Image credit: TechRadar
How To Switch It On
To download the update, users can go to the Software Update section in System Preferences. The update is available for free for all Macs that support macOS 15. In addition, Apple has released macOS 14.7.3 and macOS 13.7.3 with security fixes for older Macs.
Other improvements were also made with the macOS Sequoia update
- Genmoji generation in Messages and other apps.
- The calculator repeats the last mathematical operation when you click on the equal sign.
- Easier control of notification summary settings from the lock screen (for Macs with Apple Silicon).
- Updated the style of message summaries to better distinguish them from other messages by using italics and glyphs (for Macs with Apple Silicon).
News and entertainment app summaries are temporarily unavailable. Users who have subscribed to this feature will be able to use it again after the update. Some features may not be available in certain regions or on certain Apple devices.
Source: Apple
