macOS 26 will be previewed at the WWDC 2025 keynote event on Monday, June 9. The first beta will be provided to developers on ...

Apple just previewed macOS 13 Ventura. One of its new features is a redesigned System Settings that looks closer to what users would find on iOS devices’ Settings app. Here’s a first look at it.

We'll talk about this more in a later section about how Ventura changes the macOS Signed System Volume ... (last year's attempted-and-aborted Safari redesign comes close). Apps interact with ...

With macOS Ventura, Apple decided to rename and redesign the macOS System Preferences. It resembles the one in iOS, but Apple didn’t completely make the two UIs mirror each other. The Mac and ...

The divisive one is the redesign to System Preferences, and the one that might get ignored is Stage Manager. There is also a sense this time that macOS Ventura is not as finished as its ...

Sometimes the carry overs don’t work as well as they could–the System Settings redesign introduced in macOS Ventura is one example. While using iOS-inspired elements can work in macOS ...

according to details 9to5Mac located in the latest tvOS 16.4 and macOS Ventura 13.3 betas. In the latest tvOS 16.4 beta, Apple has enabled a new framework for "Siri Natural Language Generation ...

Home got the big redesign it deserved with macOS Ventura but not the automation tools we need. The app hasn’t changed significantly since I covered it over the summer, so I’ll leave readers to check ...

The release of Apple's new macOS 13 Ventura operating system on October ... and eventually they decided that they will redesign the whole concept, which I think was the right thing to do.

macOS Big Sur (2020): This was macOS’ first major visual redesign since OS X Yosemite in 2017, and it helped bring the Mac operating system right up to date. Aside from that, Apple added support ...

Apple redesigned the Mac's settings application with the release of macOS 13 Ventura in 2022 ... but Apple's redesign has left something to be desired. Aside from breaking my muscle memory ...

Every year, macOS sees updates and refinements to system features, and this year is no different. As usual, there is a variety of new system-level changes in Ventura ... already going to be broken ...