Singing the praises of third-party developers who gave up their summer to work on their products to ensure they let us upgrade to Big Sur.
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If you haven’t upgraded to Big Sur yet but intend doing so early, be reassured: it’s one of the smoothest for years. Full details and a few tips to help.
macOS 11.1 Big Sur brings EFI firmware updates for all supported models. This article lists the firmware versions […]
This morning, Apple has reinstated Big Sur upgrades on its software update service. However, users may still encounter […]
If you’re trying to download today’s upgrade to Big Sur, I’m afraid that Apple’s servers – Big Survers […]
Some articles to read before you try upgrading to Big Sur, or ordering a new Apple Silicon Mac. Insights and tips.
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?
Imagine for a moment two or three carefully chosen older Intel Macs bundled with a non-upgradable but maintained version of macOS Mojave.
Concentrate on Time Machine backups, scripts, secondary updates, and whether you still have to retain access to 32-bit software. Some hints.
In just three days last week, Apple released nine major products which demanded the attention of independent developers. How did that work out, then?
