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MacPaw's new Moonlock app challenges the myth of virus-proof Macs

MacPaw, the maker of CleanMyMac and Setapp, has launched Moonlock, a cybersecurity app for macOS built to make protection simple for everyday users.

Andrew Orr 7 months ago 5

Adobe introduces new AI features for faster video, photo, and design workflows

Adobe is expanding its suite of generative AI features across Firefly, Creative Cloud, and enterprise tools, with new updates aimed at faster workflows and integrated content creation.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 1

Out of touch — how the MacBook Pro Touch Bar came and went

It was such a bold change to a keyboard that Apple championed the Touch Bar — for a while. Then it quickly started to fade away before vanishing completely. Here's what happened, and why.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 17

OpenAI adds Sky team to give ChatGPT real control on your Mac

OpenAI's latest acquisition adds the team behind Sky, a Mac app that understands your screen, as it races Apple to make AI that actually helps you work.

Andrew Orr 7 months ago 10

OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT Atlas browser with built-in AI tools

OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas brings AI-powered assistance directly into a standalone browser.

Amber Neely 7 months ago 0

Fourth developer betas of iOS 26.1, macOS Tahoe 26.1 seeded for testing

Apple's fourth developer betas of iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, macOS 26.1 Tahoe, watchOS 26.1, tvOS 26.1, and visionOS 26.1 are out, as its testing program rolls on.

Malcolm Owen 7 months ago 0

Jane Goodall has one last collaboration with Apple

Jane Goodall is the first voice of a new Mac ad campaign celebrating creativity, harking back to the famous Think Different campaign she also contributed to.

William Gallagher 7 months ago 2

Inside macOS 26 Phone app - How to get phone calls on your Mac

After years of hiding behind FaceTime, phone calls on the Mac are getting their own spotlight. Here's all you need to know about the Phone app in macOS Tahoe.

Andrew Orr 7 months ago 1

Don't put anything between your MacBook screen, including webcam covers

If you're worried about privacy, a webcam cover could make sense. But it could also break your MacBook's screen, and built-in macOS and hardware features mean that you don't need one anyway.

Oliver Haslam 7 months ago 22

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