Apple releases security update ‘2017-001’ for OS X Yosemite and El Capitan
Apple has released a new security update for OS X Yosemite and El Capitan, or OS X 10.10 and 10.11, the operating system released two years and one year ago. Apple hasn’t yet detailed what security fixes are included beyond these release notes:
Security Update 2017-001 is recommended for all users and improves the security of OS X.
The update could be related to recent security vulnerabilities detailed in the news or routine maintenance for older versions. macOS 10.12.4 is the latest version of the Mac operating system for compatible machines and was released earlier today.
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How to force an update to the final version of iOS 10.3 after running the latest beta
If you’re currently running the beta version of iOS 10.3, but you’re not seeing the new iOS 10.3 software update, there’s a simple way to force your device to find it. You’ll need to remove the iOS Beta Software Profile before your device will be able to see the final iOS 10.3 public release. We show you how to do so in this brief step-by-step guide. more…
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Apple TV Remote app updated with iPad support, enhanced Now Playing, more
AltConf and Layers conferences relocating to San Jose for WWDC 2017
Apple announced back in February that this year’s WWDC would move from San Francisco to the quieter city of San Jose. A major question that followed was what impact that might have on developer community events usually held in San Francisco during Apple’s major conference. Now two prominent conferences for the Apple community that take place during WWDC week have unveiled their plans for this year.
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Pages, Numbers, & Keynote for Mac and iOS add editing features & Touch ID for password protected docs
Apple has just released new updates to their iWork suite across iOS, macOS, and the iCloud webapps. The updates today include the ability to open password-protected documents using Touch ID on the new MacBook Pro and iPhones, alongside new editing features for all the applications.
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