![]() ![]() The catch, however, is that the recipient must be running OS X Yosemite on their Mac and must be using the Mail app, which narrows down its usefulness dramatically. You won’t even notice it’s happening (well, unless you’re on a bit of a slow internet connection as it can take quite a while to download the large files for you). Simply tap the icon that looks like two overlapping squares on the right of the toolbar to see the Tabs view.Ī better new feature in Mail in OS X Yosemite is Mail Drop, which lets you upload an attachment larger than 5MB to iCloud when you attempt to send it via email, which will then be automatically downloaded by the recipient of that email. You’ll also get a new Tabs view, which shows you previews of all the tabs you have open a bit like you get in iOS 7 and 8’s Safari app. You also see Frequently Visited sites and Favourites in the Smart Search URL bar. It’s cleaner and clearer, but keeps the features we loved from the previous version of Safari including Reading List, Shared Links (which now includes RSS feeds) and Bookmarks, which you can access by tapping the icon next to the back button in the toolbar. Like the rest of the operating system, it has adopted the new design, and we rather like it. Safari 8 is the new version of Apple’s web browser that comes with OS X Yosemite. ![]() You can pay 79p a month for 20GB of storage, £2.99 for 200GB of storage, £6.99 for 600GB of storage or £14.99 per month for 1TB of storage. ![]() You will only get 5GB of iCloud Drive storage for free, though, which includes space for your documents, photos and backups so it’s highly likely that won’t be enough. Right now, iCloud Drive isn’t a way to share documents and files with colleagues or friends (you can use Mail Drop for that), but we suspect that Apple is working to make iCloud Drive even more useful in the future. ![]()
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