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After a summer of beta testing, Apple is about to release the next major version of macOS: macOS Catalina. But not so fast; the new version will arrive in October, according to Apple’s updated website.

As always, this update will be available as a free download in the Mac App Store.

This version completely rethinks the way you interact with media. Instead of using iTunes for everything, there are a handful of new apps specifically designed for each task — Music, Podcasts and TV.
Mac users will also notice a huge update to Photos. It borrows many of the new features that you can see in iOS 13, such as the ability to view photos by days, months or years with a curated selection of shots. The company tries to identify the best photos using artificial intelligence.

If you’ve been using Duet Display or Luna Display, macOS Catalina lets you use your iPad as a second Mac display. It’s as easy as opening the AirPlay menu and selecting your iPad to extend your desktop. The feature is called Sidecar.

Apple also is adding new accessibility features. For instance, you can open apps, click on drop-down menus and navigate apps much more easily with your voice.

More interestingly, this new version of macOS opens up the ability to port iPad apps to the desktop using Project Catalyst. Some developers already said they plan to take advantage of this feature, such as Twitter, Gameloft, and Atlassian.

Source: TechCrunch

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It's iOS 13 release date time, and on Thursday, September 19, Apple will bring your old iPhone new software, even if you don't plan on to upgrade to the new iPhone.

What are the new iOS 13 features?
Dark Mode the standout iOS 13 feature in 2019, it inverts those bright white-screen backgrounds with more black and dark gray hues, making the display easier to read at night. It's a difference-maker in your day-to-day or night-to-night iPhone use.

The new QuickPath swipe keyboard is a big highlight too, and the new ways to edit photos have made us open Lightroom a lot less. It's plenty powerful compared to the native photo and video editing tools of iOS 12.4.

Note: iOS 13 is strictly for the iPhone (and iPod Touch). iPadOS is debuting for iPad with exclusive productivity features for the bigger tablet screen on September 30.


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