The latest macOS 12 Monterey beta made Live Text available for Macs running on Intel hardware, as well as Apple's own M1 chip. The latest version of macOS from Apple brings more improvements to the Mac, like SharePlay and shortcuts to further improve your workflow. It builds on last year's redesign with macOS 11 Big Sur, but it's also looking to improve the way you use and share your content, which is where Live Text comes in. While it was widely believed that some features would only be possible on a Mac M1, Apple has apparently answered the prayers of some Intel users and made Live Text accessible to everyone.
What is live text?
When viewing a document, you might want to highlight the text and copy it into an email or even a tweet, but since it's an image, you're reduced to manually transcribing it, which makes you lose time. Con Live Text, si está usando su iPhone ou iPad, puede tomar una photo de un menu, por ejemplo, y Live Text le permitirá to copy y pegar el texto del menú en otra aplicación. It's similar to Google Lens, and now that it will be available in Intel's version of macOS 12 Monterey, due out in late 2021, it gives even more users the ability to easily copy and paste text from Google Lens. 'un imagen. Según el prolífico YouTuber Rene Ritchie, Apple había escuchado las y, su vez, encontró una manera de que Live Text funcionara sin el chip M1.macOS Monterey Beta 4 includes Live Text for Intel Macs 🎉 It seems Apple has prioritized it based on demand, but this was made much easier by the lack of real-time requirements for a camera system (so instead of shipping it to ANE, it is I will treat opportunistically) pic.twitter.com/vM5Nd7TGh8 July 27, 2021