Apple Macos Catalina
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By Joseph Keller Published
Skip the trackpad and sign documents on your Mac with your iPhone or iPad.

By Brandon Russell Published
With the launch of macOS Catalina, developers are already releasing their tweaked iPad apps for Mac. To celebrate, Apple has a new story in the Mac App Store highlighting some standout releases.

By Brandon Russell Last updated
Following the release of macOS Catalina, TripIt on Monday launched a new app for Mac.

By Luke Filipowicz Published
With iTunes breaking into multiple apps in macOS Catalina, Mac is getting its very own Podcasts app; here's how to use it.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
The next macOS update is packed full of awesome new features. Here's everything you need to know!

By Rene Ritchie Last updated

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
Adding a volume to an Apple File System (APFS) container on your Mac is a pain-free process and comes with one significant benefit over traditional disk partitioning.

By Brandon Russell Published
With the launch of macOS Catalina imminent, Apple is reminding developers to get ready for the release.

By Stephen Warwick Published

By Rene Ritchie Published
Sidecar is exactly that Continuity Display feature many of us have been wanting for a while now. But it's also a whole lot more.

By Rene Ritchie Last updated
Project Catalyst is fiendishly clever in its simplicity: Developers were already making iPad-specific versions of their iPhone apps, why not let them make Mac-specific versions of their iPad apps?

By Rene Ritchie Published
Apple's lofty goal for macOS is to make the system as secure as iOS while maintaining all the traditional flexibility of the Mac. And… that's easier said than done.

By Lory Gil Published
Similar to apps and hardware like Duet Display and Luna Display, Apple now has its own remote display software coming to Catalina on Mac.

By Joe Wituschek Published

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
Aspyr has announced it will stop sales on most of its 32-bit Mac games after today, June 17. The news comes ahead of the fall launch of macOS Catalina, which won't support 32-bit apps.
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