OS X 10.11 and iOS 9 will improve stability and security although there will be no notable news

While OS X Yosemite was "a little revolution" within the continuity aesthetic To which Apple had us accustomed, it also introduced new features such as Handoff, iCloud Drive or Instant Hotspot. However, now the objective is different with OS X 10.11, the developers of the system would be focusing on improving stability and performance, with new security features and a renewed settings interface for the whole system as it has been known thanks to a filtration.

Apart from this it is expected that in OS X 10.11 there will be a change in typography coinciding with the one already seen in the Apple Watch, that is, the previous one would be left behind to make way to the font type »San Francisco«. There is even talk of a new Control Center menu similar to the one we already see on both iPhone and iPad and that already transcended in the first beta versions of OS X Yosemite but that in the end it was decided not to include.

They would also be working on the new system of kernel level security and that it has been called "Rootless" for both OS X and iOS and that would restrict access to sensitive files in such a way that it will guarantee a high degree of protection against different malware and phishing attempts while also protecting confidential data. This could give the Jailbreak community an upset as at least on iOS it seems to be a permanent feature while on OS X it can probably be disabled.

In addition, within the global security improvement plan that Apple is carrying out, it will go one step further by converting many of its main IMAP-based applications both in OS X and iOS, such as notes, reminders or calendar so that the synchronization takes place under iCloud Drive natively and thus the data encryption is much more powerful.