The more content we have, the more important search becomes. Nobody is forcing you to use fullscreen mode if it's not your cup of tea, but I'm glad that it's getting better for those of us who use it to get work done. Of course, you can still navigate around your desktop as you would normally. For example, being able to keep Soulver (Opens in a new window) open next to my text editor in split view is a really useful improvement. More often than not, you need multiple windows open when you're trying to accomplish a task. Dubbed 'split view,' this is a significant step forward for the distraction-free interface. Now when you're in fullscreen mode, you can have two apps displayed side-by-side.

While the Mac has obviously had that kind of functionality for decades, Apple is making it even better with El Capitan. Over on the iPad, iOS 9 finally introduced side-by-side multitasking. Whether you're on the fence about the upgrade, or simply want to know a little bit more about Apple's latest OS, this truncated list is what you need to know. Okay, so what are we getting here? What's so great about El Capitan? In this post, I'll be running down my list of the six best new features in OS X 10.11. And with a price tag of $0, it's hard to complain. With some important under-the-hood improvements and a handful of new features, this upgrade is definitely worth your time. Earlier this week, Apple released OS X 10.11 El Capitan on the Mac App Store.

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