Ahead of the launch of macOS Catalina, Apple temporarily eased notarization requirements for developers, and reminded them of the new requirements.
Apple’s notarization for Mac apps experiencing delays following macOS Catalina launch
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Pixelmator Pro gains Denoise tool, support for Catalina, Sidecar, Mac Pro & Pro Display XDR
Photoshop alternative Pixelmator Pro today released a major update to its pro Mac app, bringing a significant speed boost on high-end systems thanks to further Metal and GPU optimizations. Pixelmator Pro 1.5 is fully compatible with the new macOS Catalina 10.15 software and brings with it new features such as a machine learning-powered Denoise filter and all-new Extended Dynamic Range mode with 10-bit color depth and P3 wide color gamut which are both natively supported by Apple's upcoming Pro Display XDR.
Apple’s acquisition has boosted Shazam’s profit and user base
Apple's December 2017 deal to acquire Shazam for a reported $400 million has resulted in increased profit and user base for the popular song identification service.
Apple’s Texas Hold’em game is now available on iPad with multitasking support
After reintroducing its Texas Hold’em for iPhone back in July as part of the App Store’s tenth anniversary, Apple has now expanded this classic mobile card game to the iPad tablets with support for iOS’s multitasking modes such as Split View and Slide Over.
Oprah explains why she’s partnered with Apple on her Book Club
Oprah’s Book Club launched on Apple Books recently and now she has decided to cast some light on her partnership with the Cupertino tech giant.
Apple pulls Hong Kong protest app and Quartz news app at the behest of Chinese government
Apple's complicated relationship with China is making headlines again with news reports revealing that the Cupertino firm has bowed to political pressure from the Chinese government by removing an App Store app that activists have relied on to report police movements.
Apple offers a Disaster Relief Program for Apple Card customers
The Apple Card is billed as a credit card for consumers, not for banks, in that it offers a more customer-focused approach than most other credit cards. And it turns out the Apple Card also has a Disaster Relief Program as well.
‘Crossy Road Castle’ coming soon to Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade is one of Apple's newest subscription services, and with it being priced at just $4.99 per month and allowing for access to dozens of games at one time, it's already seen its fair share of positive feedback.
Apple releases new version of watchOS 5.3.2 for Apple Watch Series 4
Back in September, when Apple was releasing new software on a semi-regular basis, the company also released updates to older versions of both iOS and watchOS.
Apple lists Xbox Wireless Controller in its online store [Updated]
Earlier this year, Apple unveiled Apple Arcade, a new subscription service that focused on a variety of different games that can be played on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac. Some of those games are perfectly fine on a touchscreen, but some might lead to a better gaming experience with a controller.
Kuo: MacBooks will swap over to a scissor mechanism keyboard in 2020
Apple's return to the more reliable scissor-switch keyboard mechanism is expected to kick off with a brand-new notebook model featuring a sixteen-inch display that's apparently coming down the pike later this year, but what about the good ol' MacBook line?
Kuo reiterates that Apple is readying the release of iPhone SE 2 in the first quarter of 2020
If you had any doubts that Apple will be releasing a successor to its popular four-inch iPhone SE, reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities is here to dispel them.