Mac OS X/macOS

Apple’s Mojave is dropping macOS’s long-standing remote access feature but it’s no loss, as long as you’re prepared. AppleInsider details the alternatives you can use right now.
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Back to My Mac will be no more once macOS Mojave is released this fall. Apple on Tuesday made the discontinuation official by notifying customers of the removal, and sharing a support document outlining the changes.
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Apple appears poised to add a “professional” Mac mini to its product line later in 2018, and has a new low-cost MacBook in the works.
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BetterTouchTool is a venerable app that has always brought countless tools to any Mac with a trackpad. Add it to a MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, though, and you could become a fan of that little OLED strip. AppleInsider checks it out.
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They’re not your everyday workhorse apps like a word processor or spreadsheet, but these extras are what makes it worth having a Mac. AppleInsider picks the utilities that pack the most punch.
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A new MacBook Pro with a powerful 28W Intel processor may be on the way, if newly surfaced Geekbench results are anything to believe.
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With Apple’s launch of the repair extension program for the MacBook plus 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro keyboards comes uncertainty about how to start it, and what to expect. AppleInsider explains the process, and tells you what you should do before you send your machine away for service.
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Apple has made a second big hire in a week, with the latest being an HP executive who was previously the chief technology officer of the “Lab126” devices group at Amazon and a vice president of software for the Kindle ecosystem.
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Apple is expected to ditch Intel’s x86 architecture using its own chips in the Mac as soon as 2020, with the fruits of project “Kalamata” similar to a move that it has pulled twice before.
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You tend to know when you need a project management app. You’d be a little crazy to plan a small, intimate dinner party with a project management app but you’d be insane to build an office block without something like OmniPlan.
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