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Apple introduces its new 16-in. MacBook Pro
On the same day it unveiled its newest laptop, the company also announced that the new Mac Pro will ship in December.
IBM: ‘Mac users are happier and more productive’
IBM, which has embraced Apple hardware in a big way, says the employees who use Macs are more likely to stay at the company – and are more productive. The insights came at this weeks Jamf Nation User Conference.
Critical remote code execution flaw fixed in popular terminal app for macOS
Users of the iTerm2 terminal app are encouraged to update as soon as possible.
Apple delivers macOS Catalina
The company first unveiled the latest version of its desktop OS at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in June. It arrived for all users on Monday.
Leaving Windows 7? Here are some non-Windows options.
If you’re not feeling too comfortable about Windows 10 as Windows 7 comes to the end of its days, there are alternatives.
Zoom fixes webcam flaw for Macs, but security concerns linger
The desktop chat app firm this week came under fire for moving slowly to close a potential security flaw affecting macOS users.
How to get Apple's iOS 13, iPadOS or macOS 'Catalina' betas
Apple makes it fairly easy to install still-in-development versions of its desktop and mobile OSes, but the usual caveats apply: Always back up your hardware first, and expect glitches and bugs. Here's what to do and where to go.
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 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.
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.
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.
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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.
7+ ways to get more done faster on your Mac
Get more done. Get it done faster. These Mac tips should make your more efficient than before.
Turning old PCs into new Chromebooks
Just about any slow, memory-challenged system can get a second lease on life with the lightweight Chrome OS.
Here are Apple's macOS Mojave and iOS 12 release dates
Computerworld had predicted the days on which both OSes would be rolled out this month. Both estimates were off by one day.
Apple likely to launch iOS 12 in three weeks, macOS Mojave in four
In keeping with previous years’ launch timing, the upgrades to iOS and macOS are expected to roll out to the public on Sept. 18 and 25, respectively.
