When Siri was introduced back in 2011, following Apple’s purchase from SRI from the time Siri was an app in iOS 4, it was hailed as a revolution and promised…
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How to create a Web App in macOS Sequoia
Many of us visit the same sites every day. That might be something like Microsoft 365’s SharePoint or some other online tool. While you can bookmark sites in Safari, you…
Continue readingRumour: macOS, iPadOS and iOS to get a new look
Apple’s developer conference, WWDC will take place in June 2025 and the rumour mill is in full force. At the top of the list of what we can expect are…
Continue readingSetting up a new Mac is about to get a lot easier
macOS 15.4 is about to add a feature that we’ve enjoyed on iPhone and iPad for some time. Proximity pairing, where we use the camera from your old iPhone or…
Continue readingApple release iOS 18.3.1, iPadOS 18.3.1 and macOS 15.3.1
Apple has let fly with a slew of system updates for its major operating platforms. watchOS also gets a minor refresh with version 11.3.1 and visionOS isn’t left out. iOS…
Continue readingApple to spread “Confetti” to help event and meeting planners
It looks like a new app, called Invites, will be release by Apple in the coming days. Invites will help people organise parties, meetings and other functions. Reports say the…
Continue readingmacOS Sequoia 15.3 update is out – here’s what you need to know
Apple has released macOS 15.3 with a number of enhancements and fixes.
Continue readingmacOS 15.3 is close to release – here’s what to expect
macOS 15.3 will enable Apple Intelligence by default for M-series systems. Key updates include SwiftUI fixes and features like Genmoji in Messages, enhanced notification management, and improved Calculator functionality.
Continue readingApple will give Mail for macOS automated categorisation – but do we really want it?
Apple is expected to bring automated categorisation to its Mail app with macOS 15.4. But do we really want or need it?
Continue readingApple Universal Control is an amazing, under-appreciated feature
It’s fair to say that I am committed to Apple’s so-called ‘walled garden’. I have a Mac Studio as my main computer, a MacBook Air for when I travel, an…
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