The silence of the macOS Sonoma upgrades
That quiet hum? It’s people installing Sonoma, Apple’s latest major software revision for Macs with improvements in video conferencing, gaming, widgets and more
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WWDC: What’s new in macOS Sonoma?
macOS Sonoma will offer powerful improvements for enterprise tech, but Apple shared more consumer-friendly enhancements at WWDC 2023. Here’s what we learned.
Happy Easter (egg): Apple hides Bitcoin white paper in macOS (u)
Apple has stashed a copy of Satoshi Nakamoto’s influential Bitcoin white paper inside Macs since macOS Mojave – and we’ve only now found out.
Does Apple really want macOS 14 to run on the M2 iPad Pro
Essentially the argument being made by Majin Bu is that Apple is developing a “smaller” version of macOS designed to run only on iPads running the M2 chip.
Apple introduces new ‘Ask’ Q&A help for developers
Apple has introduced a new series of interactive support resources for developers, including Q&As and one-to-one sessions. It is calling these, Ask Apple.
iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4, macOS 12.3 (u) available now
Apple has confirmed plans to ship iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4 and macOS 12.3 in the week beginning March 14, with Universal Control finally making its debut.
How to access the hidden Apple product icons on your Mac
Your Mac holds a hidden catalog of icons for numerous Apple products, and while you probably won’t need them often here is how to find them.
Apple ships macOS Monterey without Universal Control Oct 25
Introducing new Macs based on its powerful M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, Apple also confirmed macOS Monterey, will ship October 25, though some features will be late
How to use Full Keyboard Access in macOS Monterey
Available with macOS Monterey, Full Keyboard Access lets you use your Mac from your keyboard, no need for a mouse. Here’s what you need to know…
What’s new in Reminders on iPhone, iPad and Mac?
Apple’s Reminders app has numerous new tools and features in iOS 15, iPad OS 15 and macOS Monterey and later. Here are the new features and how to use them.
