The macOS Sonoma 14 version has a new feature that lets you add Widgets to your Mac/Macbook Desktop just like the way you can on iPhone.
We take a look at how to add Widgets to the Mac Desktop screen.
- Step 1: Click on the date & time on the macOS Menu bar top right.
- Step 2: You should see What's New - click on it.
If you do not see it, scroll down and click on "Edit Widget" button.
- Step 3: Now you can simply drag a widget to place it on the Desktop.
You can drag and drop as many widgets as you want - Batteries, Calendars, Clocks, Weather, News, Stocks and so much more.
This is not an AI-generated article but is demonstrated by a human on an M1 Mac running macOS Sonoma 14.0.
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