The Pixelmator team today released a major new version of their award-winning image editor for macOS, Pixelmator Pro, which includes native support for the new M1-powered Mac computers and the latest macOS Big Sur software, along with many other enahncements.
Following a snag with yesterday's debut of a new Chrome version that's optimized for M1-powered Macs, Google has now resumed rolling out Chrome for Apple Silicon Macs.
Apple has quietly refreshed its MagSafe Duo page to note the fact that wireless charging at the product's maximum speed isn't possible without spending extra cash.
Apple said today it's lowering the App Store commission for small, independent developers who are earning up to $1 million per year from thirty percent down to fifteen percent.
ChargePoint is an electric vehicle charging network available in various areas, and now finding a charging location is getting even easier for CarPlay users.
Apple released macOS 11 Big Sur to the public earlier this month. Now, it's time to prepare for the next update.
Today is the day: Apple Silicon Macs are out in the wild, which means Apple has made its transition to an ARM-based processor.
iMazing for Mac and Windows is a trusted app that makes it super easy to transfer data and back up your iOS devices by bypassing iTunes. And in its most recent update, out today, iMazing on both platforms now offers an excellent alternative to Apple's stock Photos app.
Photoshop maker Adobe today unveiled new features for the video editing apps and tools available as part of the Creative Cloud subscription that'll cut time on monotonous tasks.
The Apple-owned music identification service Shazam today announced that it's now passed 200 million monthly active users across platforms. That's without counting any requests originating from Siri as an active user, for those wondering.
Ukrainian developer MacPaw of CleanMyMac fame today released a personalized VPN software solution for the macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Android and Windows platforms.
Developer Blizzard announced yesterday that “World of Warcraft,” its tremendously popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game, now runs natively on Mac computers that are powered by the new Apple M1 chip. In doing so, “World of Warcraft” has become the first major game to offer support for Intel Silicon Macs.