#1663: Exploring the Apple Vision Pro, 12 more OS features coming in 2023, new Apple service features, Apollo shuts downīBEdit 13 Simplifies Pattern-Based Searching.

#1664: Real system requirements for OS 2023, beware Siri creating alarms instead of timers.

#1665: Important OS security updates, abusive Web notifications, solve myopia with an iPhone, Self Service Repair.

#1666: Air quality websites and apps, The Password Game.

#1667: OS Rapid Security Responses, 1Password and 2FA, using Siri to request music.

PS expanding a bit more, MS has code that runs x86 Windows programs in ARM based windows machines.Ĭhrome OS can run Android and Linux programs. It sucks how people (not necessarily you) have such blind love for apple that everything they do, it's always justified even if it affects you directly. The only way to access those apps now is by having a second device that is old and not upgraded, which is not something that everyone want or can do. Think of all the games and apps that are practically impossible to access in iOS these days because of the same thing. It's not like is a new CPU architecture or anything like that. So I don't see why they need to completely remove this support. Same thing when they even released the apple II card and needed software to run on the old Mac LC. Hell, when they moved to PPC they made one hell of an effort to allow the users to continue using their old 68k programs. With all the money and people they have, you are going to tell me that there is absolutely nothing they can do to allow their customers to continue running 32 bit applications? I understand that eventually, we must move on, but I feel that apple is simply doing things in a way that does hinder the users. I fully subscriptions to small indie developers, but I have little sympathy for adobe and have no interest in a CC license Not super heart broken about this one because I use photoshop for incredibly basic things and could probably get away with pixelmator but that means I have to learn new software and that is annoying. I need to buy a new scanner because the 250 dollar scanner I bought from cannon two years ago (had just been released) won’t get 64 bit software updates and I have been unable to control the scanner without that software. The companies owners just decided to up and abandon Mac support, so now I’m limited to their Libby app which is stream or contained download on iOS only, and has very poor audio controls.

Overdrive: this is the only app I can use to download audiobooks from my Librairy. My IT department is forcing us to be on the new OS before the new year so I hope it’s done The developer is working on an update (no malice to him) but I absolutely can not do my job without this software so definitely crossing my fingers. I bought it months before 32 bit abandonment was announced). Lightwright 6 (very industry specific, license is 600 USD.

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