How to emulate the original PlayStation and Nintendo 64 on Mac
Games on the Sony PlayStation and Nintendo 64 can be played on an Apple Silicon Mac with a little bit of work. Here's how to emulate the classic consoles on a Mac or MacBook.
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Alex Baggott
Apple's first developer betas for its fall OS updates have arrived
Apple has made the first developer betas for its fall operating systems available, with new builds of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, tvOS 18, watchOS 11, and macOS Sequoia open to download.
Malcolm Owen
Game Porting Kit 2 is coming to the Mac, and so are more new big games
Apple has announced a new version of its Game Porting Kit for macOS, and with it "Control," and Ubisoft's latest "Assassin's Creed" titles will be available, with many more to follow.
Marko Zivkovic
ChatGPT coming to iOS 18 for free later in 2024
If you're not happy with Apple Intelligence, Apple will allow you to use ChatGPT privately for free instead via Siri and system wide like with Writing Tools.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple Intelligence & Private Cloud Compute are Apple's answer to generative AI
Following months of rumors, Apple Intelligence has finally arrived, and promises to provide users more than just generative images.
macOS Sequoia brings iPhone remote control and new Passwords app
Apple's first reveal of the new macOS Sequoia includes a way to remote control your iPhone directly from the Mac, and a new Apple Passwords app.
William Gallagher
Which Mac models are needed to run macOS Sequoia
Here's what Macs will run the new macOS 15, which is to be unveiled at WWDC 2024.
Don't install Apple's new betas — let others risk their devices
Every year Apple releases beta test versions of its newest software, and every year people lose data, time, and money to it. If you value any of those, wait.
William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele
Apple's AI catch-up ends at WWDC and with the iPhone 16, says Kuo
Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple will roll out big AI improvements during its WWDC keynote that will need the iPhone 16, and the bigger features may take some time fully roll out.
Charles Martin
Amber Neely
Mike Wuerthele
