Apple has officially released macOS Sequoia, offering new features such as iPhone Mirroring, a dedicated Passwords app, and improved window tiling. This update includes a significant number of security fixes, addressing 76 different vulnerabilities to enhance user safety. While the much-anticipated Apple Intelligence features, including advanced AI tools for Siri and productivity apps, are not part of this initial release, they are expected to roll out with macOS Sequoia 15.1 later this year. The update also brings enhancements to Safari, iMessage, and Notes, aiming to improve both productivity and user experience. macOS Sequoia is compatible with a range of Mac models, including those with Apple Silicon, though some features will be exclusive to newer hardware.