Apple is reportedly delaying several planned iPhone and iPad features in iOS 12 in order to focus on reliability and performance and now Bloomberg has shared additional details pertaining to the Cupertino tech giant's renewed focus on software quality.
In case you didn't get the memo, macOS High Sierra is the last release of Apple's desktop operating system that supports 32-bit apps out of the box without any compromise.
Rebuild the Spotlight index on your Mac if Spotlight isn’t working properly or if searching doesn’t show the expected results.
The Unicode Consortium has finalized 157 new emoji, of which 77 are brand new characters, that Apple and other companies will be incorporating into their platforms later this year.
Following second beta releases of iOS 11.3 and tvOS 11.3, Apple this afternoon seeded beta 2 of macOS High Sierra 10.13.4. Registered developers can download the beta through Apple's developer center, or it can be installed using the Update mechanism in the Mac App Store.
Apple's software engineering head Craig Federighi reportedly told key engineers at a meeting earlier this month that the company would be pushing back some planned iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 features into next year in order to focus on software performance and stability.
Apple's recently said it would push back some pretty major new features in iOS 12 to 2019, including an overhauled Home screen with a redesigned grid of app icons, but the rumored ability for Macs to run iPad apps is still on track for this year's software updates.
Apple’s rumored focus on software quality in 2018 reportedly extends to the Mac platform.
If you don't plan on installing macOS High Sierra for whatever reason, your Mac will still inform you of the software update every now and then via persisting system notifications.
We reported yesterday that Apple is introducing a new privacy feature.
Aside from previewing the major new features and enhancements coming to your iPhone and iPad this spring via the forthcoming iOS 11.3 software, and releasing a barrage of new OS betas, Apple yesterday also dropped the Xcode 9.3 beta with some interesting new capabilities.
Enthusiasts have discovered that the macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 developer beta code comes with subtle hints at a desktop Podcasts app, possibly indicating that podcasts might be unbundled from iTunes in favor of a standalone app.