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Apple eyes changes to iOS device management
At last week's developers conference, Apple rolled out a number of changes to the way iPhones, iPads and other devices are handled. Here's what those changes mean.
How did people react to Apple's WWDC news?
Based on social media activity, there was significant interest in the news out of Apple's WWDC event last week, with much of it positive.
The upside – and potential downside – of Apple’s WWDC twin OS PC strategy
One of the more interesting announcements at Apple’s WWDC indicates they finally seem to be making the move from x86 to ARM for their desktop PCs. It appears to be the opposite of what Microsoft did in the 1990s…which didn’t work out...
Which Macs will run Apple’s macOS Catalina?
Apple unveils its next desktop OS, sticks with odd-even support cadence.
WWDC: 12 big announcements for enterprise users
Apple’s most important developer conference in years had plenty of news for enterprise IT, everything from new hardware to a new iPad operating system and a revamped iOS 13.
Microsoft returns to Mac browser market after 16 years with 'Chromium-ed' Edge
The developer has released the first public preview of its revamped Edge browser for macOS, with a more stable version coming 'soon.'
Apple is suffering the butterfly effect
Apple’s butterfly keyboard was meant to be a technological marvel, instead it was loud and broke too easily
Apple edges closer to cursory code review for all Mac apps
In a message to developers, the company said it will soon require all macOS apps to pass at least a cursory review before they can be downloaded and run by users.
While we were looking at Hollywood, Apple put Swift 5 into Xcode
Swift 5’s flagship feature is the introduction of ABI stability, which will allow Swift apps to work better and install faster than ever before.
Head to head: Apple MacBook Air vs. Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 for Business
When every ounce and inch counts for business travel, these ultraslim laptops pack a lot of performance per pound.
Apple’s plan to integrate iOS, macOS apps could mean renewed focus on desktops
Apple's move to enable the development of apps that run on iPhones, iPads and Macs could mean the company now sees more growth potential in desktops as the smartphone market becomes more saturated.
How to use your Mac safely in public places
If you use your Mac in public places, it makes sense to take precautions against theft, loss, and hacks.
5 Dock tips most Mac users need
Most Mac users still use the Dock at least some of the time, so here are a few tips that may help you get even more out of using it.
The best 100+ Mac tips from 2018
This comprehensive list of the best Mac tips we've published across the past year will set you up for a productive 2019.
8 Gmail tips for Mac users
Tips to improve your Gmail Mac browser experience
Macs, iPads, price hikes and the enterprise alternative
Although Apple now claims an active installed base of 100M, that doesn't mean the company's computers and mobile devices represent a real alternative to Windows.
Apple's place is in the enterprise
With powerful new hardware, an increasing number of large-scale deployments and the ability to easily manage and support those deployments, Apple's place is in the office.
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Mingis on Tech: It's Apple week – the iPhone XR, new iPad Pros and more
In the span of just a few days, Apple's new iPhone XR arrived and the company rolled new hardware at event in Brooklyn, N.Y. Here's what matters.
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