Latest about Apple Macos Monterey
Apple normally gives us stunning landscape photo wallpapers when a new version of macOS is released, but that wasn't the case with macOS Monterey. But don't worry — someone created their own!
Some people are finding it more difficult than others to update to macOS Monterey — so difficult that it's breaking their machines.
Numerous reports indicate users are having issues with USB hubs and other devices having upgraded to macOS Monterey.
The latest developer beta of macOS Monterey 12.1 adds a long-awaited feature to the Mac: SharePlay.
The Big Sur successor is here. In Monterey, you'll find new and updated features. It all mostly works. Unfortunately, it's an unfinished product — at least for now.
Apple has confirmed that macOS Monterey will roll out on October 25, but Universal Control won't be coming until 'later this fall'.
Apple has confirmed its macOS Monterey software will be released in full on October 25.
Apple's much-vaunted Universal Control is now classed as a beta and you still can't test it.
Apple continues to tweak the look of macOS 12's Safari but at least it's now going in the right direction.
Apple won't officially merge macOS and iOS. So perhaps the time has come for it to stop bringing every iPhone feature to Mac.
The latest developer beta of macOS Monterey contains references to a new "High Power Mode" for Macs to run at peak performance.
Is your MacBook overheating? Here are a few things you can do to bring the temperature down.
There are new gaming features on macOS Monterey. These make it easier to accept friend requests, share video clips, and more.
Apple has made a beta version of TestFlight for Mac available, giving developers the opportunity to test their own apps using the beta software distribution tool.
Check out the new Maps app features set to arrive on macOS Monterey this fall. Each has been designed to enhance your travel and location resource experience.
Apple has made Safari Technology Preview 130 available for macOS Monterey and macOS Big Sur. Both updates can be downloaded for free from the Apple developer website.
The next version of macOS offers new Finder features that should enhance your Mac experience. Take a look.
