Software Reviews
Software provides the bedrock on which we experience new features from Google’s Android platform, Microsoft’s Windows 10, and Apple’s iOS and macOS operating systems. Like apps, and really all internet-connected devices, today’s software is constantly evolving into something new and, hopefully, more helpful. We’ll track the latest innovations that the industry has to offer to see if they are worth your time and money.
Apple’s latest desktop software adds a sprawling list of features to the operating system. But you have to dig a little bit to find the most interesting ones.
macOS Sonoma’s public beta is live and continues the ‘continuity’ trend Apple has been pushing for the past few years.
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Apple’s latest desktop software is familiar territory for the majority of Mac users, but it does have some new ideas about multitasking and a whole new Settings app. And of course, it ties into your iPhone more than ever.
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Apple’s latest updates lay good groundwork, but don’t add many big new features
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Priority chat notifications, stricter privacy controls, and a new power menu
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More mile marker than milestone
Apple’s latest mobile OS update focuses on making things work, instead of adding new features
After years of false starts, YouTube is now serious about music streaming
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