Apple's latest macOS 27 update is making it easier to work across your devices with a handy new feature: you can now resize your iPhone's screen window when mirroring it on your Mac, giving you more control over your workspace.

The update lets you drag the iPhone Mirroring window to whatever size works best for your workflow, and you can reset it to default dimensions if needed. However, older iPhone models—including the iPhone 11, 12, 13, and SE—won't support this feature, so users with those devices will need to stick with the standard window size. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: Small refinements like these make the Apple ecosystem even more seamless for multitasking professionals.