macOS 27 update adds window resizing and Control Center to iPhone Mirroring

Check your Mac screen today. Apple just pushed out macOS 27, and it brings three massive changes to iPhone Mirroring that you will notice right away. Chance, editor-in-chief of the tech news site 9to5Mac, tested the new software and found a feature users have wanted for months. The biggest change is freedom with your windows. Previously, you were stuck with just three preset sizes on your Mac display. Now, Marcus and other reporters at 9to5Mac confirm you can freely adjust the size of the iPhone Mirroring window for native apps, with third-party app support coming later this year. This hints that Apple is prepping for a foldable iPhone Ultra launch. Beyond resizing, two other headaches are gone. You can finally open the iPhone Control Center right from your Mac using the CMD+4 keyboard shortcut or the top menu bar. And if you tried watching protected videos before, you just got a frustrating black screen. The new DRM video support fixes that completely so protected videos stream right through. For your daily routine, it means you can keep your phone tucked away in your pocket while you work on your computer, with fewer clicks and zero black screens. At least you do not need to squint at a tiny preset window anymore.