What's new in Spotlight on OS X 10.10 Yosemite

What's new in Spotlight on OS X 10.10 Yosemite
You can also now use Spotlight as a calculator (technically this was possible before, it just wasn't easy to use), or use it to convert various measurements. Related storiesiPad Air 2, iMac Retina 5K, iPad Mini 3 and more: Here's everything Apple just announcedHow and when to download OS X YosemiteGet started with Handoff in OS X 10.10 YosemitePerhaps the most interesting new feature set of Spotlight is the ability to search the Internet without first having to launch your browser. Spotlight now surfaces relevant Wikipedia pages, along with items from your personal bookmarks and history, suggested sites, Maps results and even Bing search results.Going even further, you can now use Spotlight to search content listed in iTunes, including music, movies and apps. Granted, you'll still need to launch iTunes in order to actually purchase said content, but at least you can read up on an item directly in Spotlight. Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/CNETTo edit and tweak the order of categories that results are displayed for, go to System Preferences > Spotlight. Drag and drop to rearrange, or uncheck a box to remove it from possible results.