It’s often suggested that developing macOS on a two-year cycle, as it used to be, would result in fewer bugs or problems. What’s the evidence?
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One was just a bit wonky, the other has made a mess of many who installed the update. So what went wrong?
Imagine for a moment two or three carefully chosen older Intel Macs bundled with a non-upgradable but maintained version of macOS Mojave.
Following a survey of 37 iMac17,1 systems, there’s no evidence problems are caused by hardware. It’s most likely to be a bug in the firmware installer.
Today’s update to bring macOS Catalina to version 10.15.7 came as something of a surprise, particularly as all […]
Apple has just released a surprise update to macOS 10.15 Catalina, bringing it to version 10.15.7. At around […]
Concentrate on Time Machine backups, scripts, secondary updates, and whether you still have to retain access to 32-bit software. Some hints.
Many of this model have been unable to update to newer firmware versions. An appeal for users to report their firmware version and logic board ID.
In just three days last week, Apple released nine major products which demanded the attention of independent developers. How did that work out, then?
Apple has pushed an update today to the data files used by XProtect, bringing its version number to […]
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