Apple has launched a single beta for the next point updates of its operating systems, with the first developer's release of macOS High Sierra 10.13.3.
The release notes are sparse, with no note of any new features or improvements. The beta is build number 17D20a, with the last full release of High Sierra having build number 17C88.
Apple's latest beta releases are available to registered developers through the Mac App Store's update mechanism.
Price drops of up to $200 off have been issued on Apple's M4 iPad Pro, with prices starting at $899. Plus, grab an Apple Pencil Pro for just $99.
The 2022 hostage situation at an Apple Store in Amsterdam has been turned into a Netflix drama, with "iHostage" exploring the events of the five-hour standoff.
Apple's reprieve from Trump's reciprocal tariffs against Chinese imports of iPhones and Macs is only temporary, as tariffs aimed at semiconductor imports will be arriving within a few months.
Apple has some significant changes in mind for both future versions of the Apple Watch, and the software for existing recent models.
The fabled Apple Glass continues to be in development, with augmented reality glasses still a top priority for CEO Tim Cook to produce.
Apple's iPadOS 19 at WWDC is rumored to be a more macOS-like update, with boosts to multitasking and productivity potentially making the tablet even more of a workhorse.
While Apple may still be on the road to augmented reality glasses, a detour it is taking along the way is a future Apple Vision Pro that goes far beyond just mirroring a Mac's display.
Amazon's weekend MacBook Air sale offers savings on both the standard and upgraded models, with the 24GB/512GB spec especially enticing at $1,329.
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Let's hope they finally start supporting ALL Radeon and nVidia products as eGPUs- without kernel extension hacks!
Booting from APFS external disks? APFS-formatted Time Machine disks?
HomeKit for macOS please!!!
Getting ready for iMac Pro