The next version of macOS is version 12, and it’s called Monterey. It has new features for FaceTime, Messages, Safari, Notifications, and a lot more. The official version of macOS Monterey will be ...

With the release of the macOS 11 Big Sur in 2020, Apple gave the Mac software a nice redesign. With a neo-skeuomorphic UI, macOS Big Sur introduced a new Control Center and Notification Center, ...

One of the most popular camera features on the iPhone is portrait mode, which blurs the background with a bokeh effect and puts the focus on the subject. Apple is now bringing this to the Mac for the ...

Apple today released macOS Monterey to the public after several months of beta testing, and it brings a whole slew of useful new features and changes to apps like Safari, Maps, FaceTime, Notes, Photos ...

The Notification Center on MacOS has had its share of changes over time. With MacOS Big Sur, Apple revamped this handy spot to include widgets. While not much has changed with Notification Center ...

Apple today released macOS Monterey 12.3, the third major update to the macOS Monterey operating system that launched in October 2021. macOS Monterey 12.3 comes more than a month after the launch of ...

Apple brought a slew of new features with MacOS Monterey, including updates to Safari and the option to use Shortcuts. Another convenient feature is the ability to use Quick Note with the Notes app.

If you’ve used Shortcuts before, the user interface should seem familiar — particularly if you’ve used them on your iPad. The application window uses Apple’s now customary left-hand side bar with ...

Chrome updates will end for macOS Monterey users by July 2026, with Google confirming the cutoff for features and security fixes unless users upgrade ...

Google has announced that its Chrome web browser will soon no longer support macOS 12 Monterey, with a July 2026 update ...

Apple warns iPhone and Mac users to stop using Chrome. “Unlike Chrome," Apple tells users, “Safari truly helps protect your ...

The decision impacts owners of older Intel Macs that Apple officially stopped supporting with Ventura and later releases.