Along with iOS 12 for the iPhone and iPad, Apple is releasing tvOS 12 for Apple TV and Apple TV 4K on Monday, September 17th.
macOS Mojave Official Release Coming on September 24
macOS Mojave, the next version of Apple’s Mac operating system, will be available on September 24th as a free upgrade for compatible Macs.
iOS 12 Available for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch September 17th
iOS 12 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch will officially launch on Monday, September 17th as a free upgrade for compatible devices.
Apple Unveils iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR
Apple introduces iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max with OLED screens, and the lower-priced iPhone XR with LCD screen.
Apple Announces Apple Watch Series 4 with Bigger Display, New Watch Faces
Apple introduced Apple Watch Series 4 on Wednesday with bigger displays and new watch faces with more detailed complications.
Join TMO for Our 'Gather Round' Event Live Coverage
Apple’s “Gather Round” media event for the new iPhone and Apple Watch product launches is set to start at 10 AM pacific time. Join The Mac Observer for our live coverage of Apple’s announcements. And be sure to stick around after the event for our extra news and analysis, plus our Daily Observations wrap up.
Apple Leaks New iPhone, Apple Watch Details Ahead of Media Event
Apple’s website leaked details about today’s announcements, including the new iPhone names and colors, as well as details about the new Apple Watch lineup.
How to Reset Google Chrome Back to Its Defaults
Google Chrome has a nifty way to reset a lot of its options to their defaults, from what your startup page is to your enabled extensions. This is incredibly helpful if you’ve managed to get some adware installed within that browser! We’ve got the cleanup details in today’s Quick Tip.
Apple Store Goes Down Ahead of 'Gather Round' Media Event
Apple’s online store is down ahead of this morning’s “Gather Round” media event where we’ll see new iPhone and Apple Watch models announced.
SETI is a Bust So Far. We May Be Alone in the Universe
It’s an easy assumption to make. Our galaxy is teeming with planets, so life must be abundant. Except, after 58 years of looking, we’ve found nothing. SETI is a bust. (But we’ll keep looking.) This cogent article explains why being alone in the galaxy, indeed the universe, may be a good thing. We passed the Great Filter. (Image credit: NASA.)