Apple has released a macOS Catalina 10.15.7, which fixes bugs affecting automatic Wi-Fi connections, an issue with iCloud Drive, and a problem with the discrete graphics chips in some Macs.
Fall is software update season for Apple devices. Here's where you'll get all the details.
Make sure you're ready for your iPhone SE (2020) this week by backing up your old iPhone data now to move to your new device.
Before the new Safari 14 launches with macOS Big Sur, Apple is making it available as a standalone update to macOS Catalina and Mojave users.
If you've tried the public beta of Big Sur but you've decided you want to go back to Catalina, it's not hard, but takes a few steps.
If you've been itching to try out the beta of macOS Big Sur, but want to have the option to downgrade back to Catalina if you don't like it, you can make a bootable installer of Catalina to downgrade.
If you're willing to take a chance on a public beta version of macOS Big Sur on your Mac, here's everything you need to know before you get started!
Even Apple would have to admit that macOS Catalina hasn't been its best release ever. Things keep going wrong, too, with macOS 10.15.6 introducing a new bug that causes Macs to crash when running virtualization apps.
Apple has fixed a USB 2.0 bug that was causing intermittent disconnection of devices.
Tools you love to use in the Messages app on iOS and iPadOS could soon make the jump to Mac. Here's how.