In most cases, there are better third-party apps than the ones Apple gives you with your Mac. But those who use alternatives like Gmail, Google Maps, Evernote, Wunderlist, and the slew of other third-party apps and services out there won't see a huge difference. A lot of the new features are nice to have, especially if you rely on Apple's apps and services to do everything. I've been testing an early version of El Capitan on a MacBook Pro.
And Apple Maps can finally give you public transportation directions in certain cities, something that's been missing since the app was first launched on the iPhone in 2012. Spotlight, the feature that lets you search for files on your Mac, can now search the web for information like sports scores and weather. Apple's preinstalled apps like Mail, Maps, and Notes have all been improved.
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