Latest about Mac Apps
A group of at least seven Mac apps has been found to have used fake reviews and command-and-control exploits to bypass Apple's App Store review process and scam users.
App Store privacy labels are easy to read and understand so that you know what's happening with your data. Here's how to find and read them on your Mac.
Make Apple Books look and behave exactly the way you want.
If you turn phrases for fun and/or profit, your best option for a Mac writing app depends on what you want to write, and how.
Developers of some of the top-grossing apps on Apple's Mac App Store are using bait-and-switch in-app purchases to trick people into paying for apps once they've downloaded them for free.
Before you download an app from the Mac or iOS App Store, you can see if it's eligible for Family Sharing. Here's how.
Dropbox is testing a new Apple silicon-based build of its app, with the plan being to get it into the hands of beta testers within weeks.
Get the greatest free apps on your Mac without having to dig through the entire Mac App Store!
The combination app and Safari extension speeds up web page loads and saves bandwidth with "it just works" ease — but if you want its best feature, you'll have to pay up.
All Turtles' oddly named app puts a powerful, easy-to-use video production suite at your fingertips.
Rogue Amoeba, the developer of popular app Fission, says it is pulling the app from the Mac App Store, which it claims is "beset with issues".
According to new data from Appfigures, the rate of new apps launching on the Mac App Store has declined between 2020 and 2021.
Microsoft has confirmed that Defender for Endpoint has now been updated to include native support for M1 Macs and Apple silicon.
Developers now have access to new data about how their Mac apps are being used thanks to App Store Connect improvements.
