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Apple has rolled out macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4, bringing the highly-anticipated (and delayed) Universal Control feature. Engadget reports: The tool, which is in beta, allows you to control a Mac and iPad at the same time with a single keyboard and mou… Continue reading macOS 12.3 Arrives With Universal Control, Spatial Audio Features
Along with new MacBook Pro models, Apple announced during its Mac event today that macOS Monterey will be available on Monday, Oct. 25. Gizmodo reports: As with macOS Big Sur before it, Monterey represents a renewed effort by Apple to streamline its op… Continue reading macOS Monterey Is Finally Rolling Out On October 25th
It’s been 10 years since the death of Steve Jobs. Michael Dell talks about his memories of the tech icon, including when Jobs tried to convince Dell to license Mac software to run on Intel-based PCs. CNET reports: Fast forward to 1993. Jobs, ousted fro… Continue reading Steve Jobs Tried To Convince Dell To License Mac Software
Mac OS X Lion and OS X Mountain Lion can now be downloaded for free from Apple’s website. “Apple has kept OS X 10.7 Lion and OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion available for customers who have machines limited to the older software, but until recently, Apple was … Continue reading Apple Makes OS X Lion and Mountain Lion Free To Download
One of the biggest new features of macOS Monterey, the next version of macOS announced at WWDC, is the ability to share a keyboard and mouse across an iMac, MacBook, and iPad. It’s called “Universal Control” and it’s coming this Fall. Ars Technica repo… Continue reading Apple Announces macOS Monterey, the Next Mac Desktop Operating System
On March 24, 2001, Mac OS X first became available to users around the world. Ars Technica’s Samuel Axon reflects on the OS and the many new features and technologies it brought that we now take for granted. From the report: Of course, Mac OS X (or mac… Continue reading It’s Been 20 Years Since the Launch of Mac OS X
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Homebrew now supports Apple Silicon natively, albeit not with every package. The volunteer Homebrew team made the announcement on the Homebrew blog alongside today’s release. While the native suppo… Continue reading Mac Utility Homebrew Finally Gets Native Apple Silicon and M1 Support
Programmer Abdullah Diaa has put together a website to help determine if your favorite apps work on Apple Silicon yet. An anonymous reader shares a report from The Next Web: … [P]lease say hello to Is Apple silicon ready? The idea behind the site is … Continue reading Is Apple Silicon Ready?
Yesterday, Apple released the latest version of macOS: macOS Big Sur (also known as macOS 11.0) and the rollout was anything but smooth. Many users have complained about Apple services such as iMessage, or even Apple Pay, not working for them. Personal… Continue reading Ask Slashdot: Did You Upgrade To macOS Big Sur?
The Volatility Team is very excited to announce the first public beta release of Volatility 3!
We presented this beta for the first time to OSDFCon attendees and received a very warm reception both during and after our presentation. As always, we are … Continue reading Announcing the Volatility 3 Public Beta!