Last week Apple released OS X 10.11.4, the fourth update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation … Continue reading →
Late last year, Apple released OS X 10.11.2, the second update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the … Continue reading →
Earlier this week Apple released OS X 10.11.1, the first update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the … Continue reading →
Last week, Apple released OS X 10.11 El Capitan. Due to a widespread networking issue between my ISP and Apple, it took several days for me download and install the latest operating system, which resulted in a delay in updating … Continue reading →
Matthew Holt: If you use a keyboard that’s not designed specifically for Macs, you probably are familiar with the annoying mapping of the Home and End keys: they scroll to the beginning or end of an entire document, with no … Continue reading →
Christopher Breen, writing for Macworld: Last June, Apple announced that it would stop development of its Aperture and iPhoto apps and offer a single photo app in their place—Photos for OS X. Today, developers are getting their first glimpse of … Continue reading →
Apple has released OS X 10.10.2, the second major update to Yosemite. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation instructions … Continue reading →
Yesterday Apple released OS X 10.10.1, the first update to Yosemite. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation instructions and … Continue reading →
John Siracusa wrote over 26,000 words across 25 pages detailing OS X Yosemite for Ars Technica. Here are a few of the new features that impress me: Spotlight: Following in the footsteps of venerable quick-access launchers like LaunchBar and Quicksilver … Continue reading →
From GoSquared’s real-time OS X version distribution page: The graph shows the percentage of visits tracked by GoSquared on over 50,000 sites. Just over a week since its launch, Yosemite is already installed on 1 in 5 Macs. Interestingly, it … Continue reading →
Paul Horowitz, writing for OSXDaily: The newest version of Safari in OS X Yosemite defaults to only displaying the domain name of the website you are visiting, rather than the complete URL that many users have long been accustomed to … Continue reading →