WWDC 2016: Apple brings Siri to new MacOS Sierra

Apple CEO Tim Cook and his team of executives took to the stage at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco on Monday to show off the latest version of the Mac operating system. As expected, the new operating system is now called MacOS, with the latest iteration dubbed MacOS Sierra. The name change puts all of Apple's operating systems into a common naming scheme (i.e. Most notable among the updates, Sierra brings Apple's personal assistant Siri to the Mac desktop, where the platform will perform many of the same tasks it can on iOS devices, like conducting web searches, sending text messages, creating calendar events and playing music from iTunes. Siri will also be able to search through files and save searches to the Mac's Notification Center.