Following an extraordinarily long test period spanning over 8 developer betas and more than 2 full months, Apple has finally released OS X 10.8.4! The update includes improvements for Enterprise WiFi, Microsoft Exchange calendars, international FaceTime calling, Boot Camp issues, and more. It also includes a new version of Safari – version 6.0.5.
With Apple’s June 10th WWDC keynote right around the corner, many are wondering what to expect Apple to unveil at the event. Noted Apple journalist Jim Dalrymple – known for his familiarity with Apple at virtually all levels – sheds some light on the matter, noting that for starters, we should not expect new iOS devices.
We’re all used to reminders on our iPhones, but what if you do most of your work on the Mac? And wouldn’t it be great to be able to leave yourself a voice reminder along with the alarm? That’s the idea behind Mementum, a new reminder app for the Mac that bills itself as “The Smart and Handy Voice Reminder.”
Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E55, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
Google is working to bring a version of its Chrome OS app launcher to the Mac, allowing users access to a collection of web apps normally only accessible via the Chrome browser.
Apple has just released a significant update to iTunes, version 11.0.3, featuring a completely redesigned MiniPlayer, a gorgeous new “Songs View” that highlihgts album artwork, better support for multi-disc albums, and more. My favorite part is that the new MiniPlayer can be expanded to show an entire playlist!
Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E52, and as with the previous updates, Apple…
Apple has released a new update today for all of their Thunderbolt-enabled Macs (all current models except the Mac Pro). The update is intended to provide stability fixes and improvements for the Thunderbolt interface, as well as Target Disk Mode.
Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E47, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
Microsoft has updated Office for Mac 2011, fixing some bugs, adding some features, and adding compatibility with the Office 365 subscription service.
Having quick access to folders is a huge bonus for heavy Mac users, and Popup Window does a great job of letting you add/remove your most accessed folders to your screen, without cluttering your Dock.
It’s finally getting close to beach weather here in the States. But wouldn’t you like to be able to experience the sandy beaches, palm trees, and the sound of the gently lapping waves year ’round? Well, with Sandy Beach 3D you can.
Apple has just released a new build of OS X 10.8.4 to registered Mac developers today, just over a week after seeding the previous build. The new version bears a build number of 12E40, and as with the previous updates, Apple continues to ask testers to focus on Wi-Fi, Graphics Drivers, and Safari.
9to5Mac says its sources have some information they’ve shared about the upcoming OS X 10.9 Mac operating system. The sources report that the new OS, codenamed “Cabernet,” will focus on various “power-user” enhancements and take core features from iOS, according to the sources.
It is all but inevitable that at some point, you will run out of space on your backup drive and/or decide to move to a faster, smaller, or better backup drive. When that time comes (and believe me, it will), you may find yourself wondering how to transfer your Time Machine backups to a new drive. Here’s how it’s done!
The latest versions of OS X and iOS will be made available to developers at this years Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, giving some indication the event will showcase the next major version of Apple’s Mac OS in addition to iOS 7.