One of the newest Mac features coming this fall in macOS 10.14 Mojave is an all-new Dark Mode. With it, you now have a choice between a light and dark appearance. Here’s a sneak peek at how dark UI styling affects critical parts of macOS.
Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites no longer have third-party integration in macOS Mojave. The shift follows a similar move that was enacted with iOS 11 in 2017. With the change, accessing and sharing information with those services on your Mac will require a few more steps.
New App Store guidelines are finally going to allow developers to offer free iOS app trials for all titles, not just those based on subscriptions. Yes, this means you're finally going to be able to try apps and games before you buy.
In macOS Mojave, Apple is bringing apps from iOS to the Mac for the first time, including News, Stocks, Voice Memos, and Home. The News app for Mac offers all the content you've come to expect from the curation app in a design that looks familiar. Here's a quick look at the News app for macOS.
Apple Books is the new name for the iBooks app for iOS. First announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the update includes many improvements that should make buying and reading books more fun and yes, more accessible too. Here's a first look at Apple Books on iOS 12.
Here’s a look back at the WWDC 2018. Included here are first looks at iOS 12, watchOS 5, tvOS 12, and macOS Mojave. What was your favorite new feature to come out of the event?
Apple unveiled a new Mac App Store in macOS Mojave. The update, the first for the MAS since it was first launched, should be more useful to use. A lot of the features are coming over from the iOS App Store.
The new store offers a Ratings and Reviews API for Mac apps. There's also a Create tab, as well as video previews. Apple also announced that Microsoft Office 360 would be coming to the MAS this year.
At WWDC 2018, Apple revealed the next version of macOS. Called Mojave, macOS 10.14 includes a number of new features including a dark mode.
The dark mode affects everything with the OS. Better still, the desktop can change throughout the day automatically.
With Desktop Stacks, there's a new way to declutter a desktop. There's also a Quick Actions feature in Finder and the ability to see full metadata. These Quick Actions are customizable.
Quick Look also includes all-new Markup tools. Screenshots have also been improved in macOS Mojave.
A new Continuity Camera feature was also demoed that allows you to bring images from iPhone to a Mac app without saving the file first.
The Apple News app is also arriving on Mac. Voice Memos are also arriving this fall.
On the security front, Apple's bringing new protections to Mac. This includes the ability to limit location tracking to specific apps. Safari includes new security tools too.
During the WWDC keynote address, Apple unveiled minor updates to the News, Stocks, and Voice Memos apps, plus announced a new Apple Books app.
The new Apple Books app includes a Reading Now section, updated store, audiobooks, and more. The News app has been expanded too.
Also, the Stocks app finally arrives on iPad, as does Voice Memos.
Apple also announced CarPlay now supports third-party navigation, including apps like Waze and Google Maps.
In iOS 12, the search has been redesigned for the Photos app. For example, you can now find photos by location and events.
As expected, Apple has announced iOS 12 at this week's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, California.
In making the announcement, Apple said iOS 12 will support all of the devices that supported iOS 11. This year's update is all about adding more stability to the software and offering better performance.
In iOS 12, the software has the ability to increase CPU performance significantly automatically, among other new features.
A feature-rich web-based Apple Music player has been revealed. The discovery suggests Apple plans on taking its subscription service beyond iTunes and the Apple Music app following today's keynote address at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).