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How to check for updates Apple publishes and regularly updates a list of software patches released across its systems on its website. In September the company released security updates for macOS Monterey, macOS Ventura, macOS Sonoma, and macOS Big Sur, operating systems shipped since 2020. [Extracted from the article]

In September the company released security updates for macOS Monterey, macOS Ventura, macOS Sonoma, and macOS Big Sur, operating systems shipped since 2020. How to check for updates Apple publishes and regularly updates a list of software patches released across its systems on its website. [Extracted from the article]

Apple has developed a new system called Apple Intelligence, which utilizes large language model (LLM) tools to enhance user experience on compatible devices or in the secure cloud. The system draws on user data and on-device intelligence to provide personalized assistance while prioritizing user privacy. Apple Intelligence offers various tools, such as proofreading and summarizing text, improving email management, generating meeting summaries, optimizing focus, creating original images, enhancing photo search, and even allowing users to create custom emojis. Siri also receives improvements, including better contextual understanding and the ability to answer complex questions. Apple plans to introduce additional features and collaborate with other genAI firms to expand its platform. [Extracted from the article]

Feature There are some really useful productivity-boosting toolsforenterprise users packed inside macOS Sonoma. Here are 10that matter The latest operating system for Macs, macOS Sonoma, is availablenow. You nolonger need to remember your exact Apple ID email address whensigning in with an Apple ID and password and can instead use anyemail address or phone number on file in your account. [Extracted from the article]

Commissioned by Apple devicemanagement company Kandji, the study sheds fresh light onhow Apple hardware is now being used in business, and thebenefits they bring. News Analysis Fully 76% of large businesses are using more Appledevices this year, an extensive US enterprise survey says Apple, enterprise, Kandji, Mac, iOS, device management Accelerating enterprise adoption of Apple devices feelsinevitable, with 76% of large businesses now using moreApple devices, and nine in 10 IT professionals praising thebusiness advantages of Macs, iPhones, and iPads in theworkplace. [Extracted from the article]

Apple managed to pack a lot into one keynote and one week at WWDC 2023. What's more notable than the expanded DDM functions themselves is that Apple is now providing MDM vendors with the tools to seamlessly switch from traditional MDM profile-based management to declarative management. [Extracted from the article]

"Android's most popular phones give the platform an awfulreputation" To wit: In its latest list of the top-selling smartphonesaround the world, the delightful data dweebs atCounterpoint Research found just two Android phones withsales strong enough to earn a spot in the top 10. Related: * Android * Google * Smartphones * Operating Systems * Apple * iPhone Google Pixel 7a Google Google's new Pixel 7a phone Android Intelligence Analysis Google's Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, and Pixel 7a aretaking center stage this week -- but another Pixel productholds the most pressing pivot of all Holy moly!. [Extracted from the article]

The first Apple-designed,TSMC-made iPhone chips began to appear in 2014with the iPhone 6, which will continue to run Apple services solong as it is upgraded to the latest OS. News Apple Holic Apple wants users to upgrade to the most modern versionsof the OS, potentially as the company works to expand itsproduct ecosystem It's time to ensure any older Apple devices still in use by youor your company run the most recent version of the operatingsystem available. That's because Apple wants users toupgrade to the latest version of the device OS as the companyworks to expand its product ecosystem. [Extracted from the article]

How-To Here's a collection of the most useful productivity-enhancing improvements in macOS Ventura, which is due toarrive next week No matter where you work, if you use your Mac to get workdone, you'll be thinking about installing macOS Venturawhen it ships Oct. 24. Related: * Computers and Peripherals * Operating Systems * Apple * MacOS Apple, Mac, MacOS, macOS, Ventura, features, upgrade ventura features Can I run Ventura macOS. [Extracted from the article]

The basic end-user devices for virtual and augmented reality experiences can be divided into three categories: 1) bulky indoors-only virtual reality goggles; 2) bulky indoors-only augmented reality goggles; and 3) all day, everyday augmented reality glasses that look like ordinary glasses. Based on comments by Apple CEO Tim Cook (most recently in June), the company believes AR is the future of Apple. Why Apple is building two different smartglasses platforms: A new theory is coming into focus: Apple's first face computer probably won't be for you. [Extracted from the article]

Hosts Juliet Beauchamp and Ken Mingis talk with guests about the latest tech trends and news. Macworld executive editor Michael Simon and Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis join Juliet to discuss what to expect at WWDC this year, including updates to Apple's operating systems like iOS and macOS and maybe even some hardware announcements. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the Auto Warehousing Co.'s technology-related strategic plan to retain some Microsoft Corp. technology, which will be announced during a managers' meeting on July 29, 2007 in the U.S. The company aims to retain its main client/server software Vehicle Inventory Processing System (VIPS) running on Microsoft Structured, Query Language (SQL) Server on the back end. Such an initiative is a result of proof-of-concept testing, which depicts the company's capability of reducing costs, increasing system reliability and security, and expanded information technology (IT) infrastructure to Apple Inc. In return, such a strategy is believed to provide Apple a part of the Microsoft-heavy automotive industry. INSETS: Biting the Apple: Temptation Follows Disenchantment;While the Code Is Cooking;THE TECHNOLOGY PLAN.

The article previews macOS Monterey operating system from Apple Inc.

The article discusses that Parallels offers native Apple Silicon support in Parallels Desktop 16 which offers ARM-based Linux installations like Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and Kali.

The article offer information about the plans of the technology company, Apple to eliminate security threats with the introduction of macOS Big Sur. It mentions that Apple has blocked all access from that Mac using a firewall with the introduction of new operating system. It discusses that new operating system prevents the malware.

The article offers information on Google Chrome 88 brower's updates. Topics include that 88 Google ha plans to support Apple's 2014 OS X 10.10 Yosemite; that Chrome 88 has plans to let users search open tabs; and that Google has developed a unique Uniform Resource Locators (URL) to protect users from some common phishing strategies.

The article reports the software development of Apple Inc.'s products with the use of ARM technology. Topics include that Apple Silicon Macs deliver fast and high performance due to the presence of 5-nanometer (nm) chips; that M1 chip products are MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and MacBook Air; and that M1 is a complete SoC design, with processor, graphics, and security.

The article previews the operating system for Macintosh computers, macOS Big Sur, a from Apple Inc.

The article analyzes the increase in the number of users of Microsoft's Windows 10 and Windows 7 operating systems in September 2020, according to analytics company Net Applications. Topics discussed include the increase in the operating systems' overall share, forecasts for both Windows, and the market share of Apple's operating system during the month.

The article focuses on the popular trend over the use of open-source platforms for the automotive industry. It notes that using open-source software, such as Linux, allows engineers the development of infotainment systems at a fraction of the cost over than the use of proprietary programs such as Windows and Apple-base operating system. Moreover, it allows user the addition of code for development and improvement of the operating system even without software updates from vendors.

The article offers information on the macOS 11 operating system from Apple.

The article presents information related to technology firm Apple such as it is moving the Mac to run on Apple Silicon. It mentions that Apple is offering a Mac based on the chip in the form of the Apple Developer Transition Kit; and Apple's Safari for Mac will support the same WebExtensions application program interface (API) used by Chrome, Firefox and Edge. It mentions Apple has introduced macOS 11 operating system that will run on 2015 and later MacBook.

The article reports that semiconductor firm, Tehuti Networks, Ltd., has started to support the OS X operating system from computer company Apple, Inc. across its line of 10GbE connectivity offerings based on the TN4010 controller. Topics include the release of the Mac Pro and OS X Mavericks with Thunderbolt 2 technology, connectivity for the Mac Pro and MacBook Pro to high-performance network and storage infrastructures, and brief information on Tehuti Networks.

The article focuses on the response of technology analysts to the planned iOS 7 mobile operating system (OS) by American multinational corporation Apple. Roger Entner of Recon Analytics says the plan will help attract new buzz to the platform while maintaining the loyalty to the existing base. For Jan Dawson, iOS is a massive overhaul of the OS. Stephen Baker believes that it is significant for the company to make some changes to their product.

The article offers information on various electronic products from Apple including the iOS 6 operating system, MacBook pro computer and upgrades to the OS X operating system.

The article offers the author's insights on restoring and backing up the audio project data in Mackintosh operating system (OS). The author says that an audio project must be copied into external hard drives and keep it turned off if not used for copying. He suggests creating an extra copy for the downloaded sample libraries most preferably in DVDs. He also mentions the use of the back up software Time Machine and Carbon Copy Cloner from Bombich Software.

The article presents the second part of a series of articles about the application of the so called augmented reality (AR) concept in libraries. It defines several acronyms, including iOS, which means Apple's mobile device operating system, SDK which means software development kit, and API as application programming interface. It presents two firms involved in AR, namely, Layar and Qualcomm.

The article reports that the iPhone 4.0 Operating System (OS) from Apple Inc. will allow users of iPhone and iPod Touch to use applications already available in other smartphones. Some of these features are unified email inbox, wallpaper selection and mobile advertising. NPD Group industry analysis director Ross Rubin noted that the next issue is whether Apple will be more advance than the Android OS of Google.

The article reports on the support of Eurotech Group for the Wind River Linux 3.0 operating system on several of their hardware platforms based on the Intel Atom (TM) processor. It discussed the reasons behind the company's decision to support the operating system on their products and briefly elaborated some of Eurotech's product applications. A brief company background was mentioned as well.

The article reports on Apple technology company's slander of Microsoft Corp.'s computer operating platform software release of Vista. Apple has warnings on its website that Vista security is non-existent, and connected iPod music devices will be damaged. The company is waiting to draw personal computer (PC) users over to its Macintosh operating system. The article covers five aggressive marketing tactics Apple is using against Vista.

The article focuses on the reasons for business users to look more closely at Apple computer. The first reason is the company's migration from Power PC to Intel processors. Then, the company's announcements of bootcamp for running Windows XP on an Intel Macintosh. And finally, the recently announced delay of the Vista operating system from Microsoft. The author later clarifies that his not suggesting that businesses would be better served if they use Macintosh OS over Windows or that Macintosh OS is right for some aspect of every business. He just want IT departments to exploit recent development in IT technology for more positive results in their business.

The article discusses plans by technology company Apple Inc. to integrate its iBooks mobile application (app) with its iOS 8 mobile operating system. Topics include the electronic book (e-book) market, sales of e-books at the iBooks store including young adult fiction, and efforts by Apple to promote the electronic iBooks store.

The article reports on a Kantar Worldpanel ComTech survey which found that share of Android operating system-based smartphones sold to U.S. end users increased 8.2 percentage on a year-over-year basis, whereas Apple Inc.'s iOS fell 7.8 percent points to 35.9 percent in 2014.

The article focuses on the statement from Linus Torvalds, the creator of the open-source operating system (OS) Linux, on the free OS from Apple Inc. Torvalds mentions that the move of Apple to give away its newest OS, the OS X 10.9 or Mavericks, will have no impact on Linux and is completely irrelevant. Torvalds says that the software is not an open source and people can use it through an expensive hardware.

The article discusses whether the iPhone operating system is ready for professional audio-video systems. Engineers from PreSonus are studying whether the multi-touch interface of iPad could support a useful wireless control application (app). The study led to the development of StudioLive Remote, a free app that allows an iPad to wirelessly manipulate Virtual StudioLive. Liine's Lemur for iPhone operating system features audio software and stage lighting.

The article highlights the announcement of San Raphael, California-based design-software developer Autodesk that its AutoCAD software will be made available again for Macintosh computers running the Apple operating system. The software will also be available for AutoCAD WS, a mobile application that allows users share AutoCAD designs in the field using Apple's iPhones, iPads and iTouches. Autodesk stopped releasing AutoCAD software for Macs in 1994.

The article examines how licensing pacts may enable labels to shape the plans of U.S. music company Apple through Apple's acquisition of U.S. streaming music service Lala. An overview of why the acquisition has generated so much interest, such as the opportunity to reconnect the music industry around a streaming model, what Apple plans to do with Lala, and what labels will most likely do, including seeking fees for music streams.

The article reviews the Mac OS® Snow Leopard® operating system from Apple.

The article offers news briefs related to computer industry in the U.S. Patches for 40 vulnerabilities and applications bundled with Mac OS X has been issued by Apple Inc. in June 2008. Dell Inc. has been charged by the Supreme Court in Albany, New York for guilty of fraud, false advertising and deceptive business practices. International Business Machine Corp. has launched rack servers based on quad-core processors from Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

The article reports on the upgrade made by Intel Corp. to its software tools suite for Mac OS X Leopard, Apple's latest operating system. It suggested that the microprocessor leader's 45-nanometer Penryn processors may soon be used in Macintosh computers. Intel said the latest 10.1 version of the C Compiler and Fortran Compiler, as well as the Threading Building Blocks, Math Kernel Libraries, and Performance Primitives, have been optimized for Apple's Leopard and Xcode 3.0 development environment.

The article deals with the decision of Intel Corp. upgrade of its software tools suite for Mac OS X Leopard, the latest operating system from Apple Inc. According to the author, the upgrade suggests that Intel's 45-nm Penryn processors may soon be used in Macintosh computers. Richard Douherty, research director at Envisioneering Group, is one of the people in the electronic industry who believes in that prediction. Douherty explained why Intel's Penryn is suited for Apple computers.

The article presents the author's views on running the latest version of Macintosh operating system 10.4.9 on Windows XP with Service Pack 2 under Parallels Workstation and Apple Inc.'s Boot Camp beta. He learned that choices of Macintosh computer's compatibility is limited, although there are such hardware that fit perfectly to the clients' needs. He notes that problems will have work-arounds, since all of his corporate Web-based applications worked. He claims that complexity of documents will lead to compatibility.

The author argues that Linux has a dim future in the information technology and professional settings. He points out the advantage of Linux over Solaris. He outlines the key features of BSD UNIX, another alternative to Linux. He contends that UNIX is an orchestra of high reputation playing in a hall that is a gracious historic landmark.

The article focuses on the competitiveness between the upcoming operating systems Max OS X, called Leopard, by Apple Computer Inc. and Vista of Microsoft Corp. The author suggests that Apple Computers have once again advanced over Microsoft. The Leopard has no difference with the company's Tiger operating system, while it stands out because of notable enhancements and changes to end-user experience. The new features of Leopard include the Time Machine application for backup and recovery.

The article discusses the release of the Intel edition of Apple's OS X as a proprietary operating system. Mac developers and power users no longer have the freedom to alter, rebuild and replace the OS X kernel from source code. Stripped of openness, it no longer possesses the quality that elevated Linux to its status as the second most popular commercial operating system. The Darwin open source Mach/Unix core shared by OS X Tiger client and OS X Tiger Server remains completely open for PowerPC Macs. Apple's retreat to a proprietary kernel means that all users must accept a fixed level of performance.

The article reports on the results of a study conducted by the SANS Institute, security training and research firm in a Bethesda, Maryland. The study has found out that there is a significant increase in the number of flaws discovered in the Apple Computer Inc.'s operating system Mac OS X. The Mac OS X may soon be as prone to malicious attacks as the Microsoft Corp.'s Windows because of insufficient computer security it provide to users. But the study has also reveled that the Mac OS X is still safer compared to Windows because of its smaller installed base which makes it less prone to hackers. It also showed that there are 52 vulnerabilities found in Mac OS X in 2005 and 17 this 2006. Moreover, Firefox Communications Ltd.'s browser is still safer than Microsoft Corp.'s Internet explorer.

This article reports that International Business Machines Corp.'s (IBM) Lotus Software Group division launched Notes for the Mac groupware and integrated software for Apple Macintosh computers at the Lotusphere 2006 conference in Orlando, Florida. The suite features Lotus Sametime instant messaging, support for Intel microprocessor-based Macintosh systems, and compatibility with the Macintosh OS X 10.4 operating system. Lotus will port the Domino Web Access browser-based messaging client to Macintosh for users running the Firefox Web browser from Mozilla Foundation.