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How to unsend or edit an iMessage on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
It's not too late to unsend that questionable meme.
Typos and other errors are pretty common during our everyday texting sessions. For a very long time, though, iMessage users had no way to amend these mistakes. That was until iOS 16 and macOS Ventura debuted in 2022, along with the ability to edit or unsend iMessages from an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Whether you're on iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS Sonoma, or other previous-generation operating systems, all you have to do is follow the steps we've listed below.
Apple releases iOS 16.6 and macOS Ventura 13.5 to the public, here's what's new
A fresh wave of Apple operating system updates has arrived!
While Apple seeds iOS 17, macOS Sonoma, and watchOS 10 beta builds, the company continues to work on minor version bumps for last year's updates. After all, 2022's operating systems have delivered most of the promised features and changes, and now they require some final polishing. With this year's stable OS versions being a couple of months away, there's not much left to introduce in the previous releases. As a result, Apple has seeded iOS 16.6, iPadOS 16.6, macOS Ventura 13.5, and watchOS 9.6 to patch some leftover bugs and vulnerabilities.
iOS 16.5 and macOS Ventura 13.4 are out, featuring a Sports tab in Apple News, new Pride wallpaper, and more
iOS 16.5, iPadOS 16.5, macOS Ventura 13.4, and watchOS 9.5 are now available to the public. Here's everything new included in these updated versions.
As Apple prepares for iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, and watchOS 10, the company has been working on some minor updates to smoothen out last year's major releases. iOS 16.5, iPadOS 16.5, macOS Ventura 13.4, and watchOS 9.5 are now available to the public, following several weeks of beta testing with developers and enthusiasts. While these small version bumps don't offer many exciting additions, they still include some welcome changes and bug fixes that improve the overall experience. Here's what's new in each of these updated builds.
Complete guide to the Freeform app on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
The Freeform app is the ultimate productivity tool from Apple.
When Apple first revealed iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, it highlighted the Freeform app. For those unfamiliar, this recent addition to your great iPhone, versatile iPad, or powerful Mac allows you to brainstorm ideas, solo or with others, in an unconstrained space. This means you get to insert text, media, doodles, links, and more. Below you will find everything you need to know about this app and how to make the most out of it.
Apple releases iOS 16.3 and macOS Ventura 13.2 with Apple ID FIDO key support, new wallpaper, major fixes, and more
Following several weeks of beta testing, iOS 16.3 and macOS Ventura 13.2 are now available to the public as stable releases. Here's what's new.
In late 2022, Apple publicly launched iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, and watchOS 9, providing users globally with a new iPhone Lock Screen, Stage Manager, and much more. Since then, the company has been developing these operating systems further, by working on smaller, subsequent updates. These releases aim to fix the leftover bugs and security vulnerabilities, while also introducing some of the new features that didn't ship with the main X.0 versions.
macOS Ventura 13.1 is now available to the public, unleashing the Apple Freeform app upon the world
Apple has finally released macOS Ventura 13.1 to Mac users around the world, introducing the anticipated Freeform app and more in the process.
Apple launched macOS Ventura back in October. Since then, the Cupertino firm has been working on bringing more features to this release, while ironing out the newly-introduced bugs. The latest minor bump to this operating system has finally arrived. Following several weeks of beta testing, macOS Ventura 13.1 is now available to Mac users around the world. It brings the highly-anticipated Apple Freeform app, in addition to end-to-end encrypting more iCloud data types.
We have all been there — deleting a file accidentally just to realize that it was important. Whether it’s your last trip’s photos or important office documents, everything on your Mac’s hard drive is ultimately in digital format and vulnerable to loss. Thankfully, there are a number of ways in which you can recover deleted files on your Mac.
Apple releases iOS 16.1.1 and macOS Ventura 13.0.1 to the public, here's what's new
Apple has released iOS 16.1.1 and macOS Ventura 13.0.1. Here's what's new in these operating systems and how to install the updates respectively.
Apple first revealed iOS 16 and macOS Ventura during WWDC22. These updates come packed with new changes and features, especially in the iPhone department. For example, users now get to customize the iOS Lock Screen in advanced ways that weren't possible before. That's not to mention the Mail and Messages upgrades that include unsending content and more. While these major OS updates have been available for many weeks now, Apple has been working on fixing the bugs they've introduced and bringing some new features to the table. The company is already testing iOS 16.2 beta and macOS Ventura 13.1 — which should see the light of day in December. If you aren't beta-testing, though, then new bug-fixing OS updates are now available to you. Apple has just released iOS 16.1.1 and macOS Ventura 13.0.1 to the public.
A flaw in Apple's macOS Ventura update can leave users vulnerable, luckily there's a fix for it
Unfortunately, it looks like Apple's macOS Ventura update introduces a serious issue that could leave users vulnerable. Thankfully, there's a fix.
With every new software update there's the potential to introduce new solutions while at the same time, creating new problems. That looks to be the case with the recent macOS Ventura update, as it is being reported that a new vulnerability has been created, leaving users unprotected and exposed. Thankfully, there's a workaround, but many might not be privy to the initial problem or its solution.
macOS Ventura is out now, introduces Continuity Camera, Stage Manager, and much more
Following several months of testing with beta users, Apple has released macOS Ventura to the public. Here's what's new in this version.
Apple first revealed macOS Ventura, along with iOS 16, back in June. These annual, major updates to the Cupertino firm's operating systems pack plenty of notable changes. In the Mac department, we have an all-new Stage Manager feature for organizing open app windows. That's in addition to plenty of other offerings that we will list in a bit. If you're a developer or a tech enthusiast, you might've already tried out macOS Ventura beta throughout the previous months. If you've been waiting for the stable, final build instead, then the wait is finally over. Apple has released macOS Ventura (13.0) to the public worldwide. Those with compatible Macs can go ahead and update their machines right away.
macOS Ventura review: Feature-packed, but not super impactful
I've been using macOS Ventura for several months. While it has some neat additions, they won't be useful for a lot of people, including me.
Apple released the first macOS Ventura developer beta back in June. Its initial reveal occurred during WWDC22, along with that of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and watchOS 9. Unlike the packed iPhone update, Ventura is a relatively minor bump that further streamlines the Mac. Ever since the notable Big Sur release, the company has been making smaller tweaks that move macOS closer towards perfection, so this isn't surprising.
The release date of iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1, and macOS Ventura has been revealed
Here's when you can download and install iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1, and macOS Ventura 13.0 to enjoy the new and exciting fetaures they pack.
Back in June, Apple revealed iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura during WWDC22. Following the main keynote, the company went ahead and seeded the first developer betas of these major operating system updates. Since then, devs and enthusiasts have had their hands on these exciting upgrades — which introduce a number of new features. While the Cupertino firm has already released iOS 16.0 and watchOS 9.0 to the public, those anticipating the stable iPadOS and macOS updates are still awaiting. The good news is that these OS bumps are right around the corner. Here's when you will get to install the stable iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1, and macOS Ventura 13.0.
MacBook Air 13 (M2) vs MacBook Pro 14 (M1 Pro or M1 Max): Which notebook should you buy?
This is the 13-inch MacBook Air (2022) vs 14-inch MacBook Pro (2021): The battle between two powerful yet different Apple notebooks.
Apple launched the MacBook Air (2022) during WWDC22. The reveal was made along with that of macOS Ventura — which further enriches the Mac lineup with features. Considering the new MacBook Air packs the all-new M2 chip, you might want to check out the list of best apps for Apple silicon. That's not the only highlight of this notebook, though. The 2022 Air features a redesigned chassis that almost matches that of the 14-inch MacBook Pro (2021). Despite their design similarities, though, the two notebooks are very different — from the inside out. This is the MacBook Air 13 (2022) vs MacBook Pro 14 (2021) — the battle between M-powered Apple notebooks that shine in different ways.
macOS Ventura Hands-on: A sprinkle of iPadOS that streamlines the Mac
macOS Ventura is Apple's major operating system update for the Mac in 2022. We've gone hands-on with it to highlight what it introduces.
Apple revealed macOS Ventura along with iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and watchOS 9 during WWDC22. Perhaps one of the biggest highlights of the event was the redesigned iPhone Lock Screen. Apple really caught us off guard with this one, as it further borrows features Android OS has had for years. But hey -- better late than never. In the Mac department, we also received some additions here and there. macOS Ventura changes certain things about the Mac. Don't get me wrong, though. It tweaks the operating system (OS) in a way that is familiar to Apple users. You won't feel lost when you use it for the first time. In fact, it'll feel like you've finally found what had been missing from the Mac experience for a very long time -- elements that we've gotten accustomed to, through iPadOS and iOS. macOS Ventura is another step towards completely streamlined Apple operating systems.
How many external monitors does the M2 MacBook Air (2022) support?
Apple has revealed the all-new MacBook Air (2022) powered by its boosted M2 chip. Here's the number of external monitors it supports.
Apple launched the MacBook Air (2022) during the main keynote of WWDC 2022. The announcement came along with that of macOS Ventura -- which further enriches the Mac lineup with features. And if you have an Apple computer powered by the company's silicon, then these apps will perform remarkably. That's because they're optimized for the family of M chips. Speaking of M chips, the all-new MacBook Air packs the Apple M2. It's a new addition to the family that delivers a higher performance while draining less power -- when compared to the M1 chip. This new MacBook Air not only packs a new chip, but also has a modern chassis with a design that is inspired by that of the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. Now, you must be wondering -- How many external monitors does the M2 MacBook Air (2022) support? After all, the answer is important to those looking to actively multitask.
Apple details how Continuity Camera's webcam feature will work with your iPhone and Mac
During its second day of WWDC, Apple detailed how its Continuity Camera feature will work with your supported devices. Read on to learn more.
During its second day of WWDC, Apple offered more details about its new Continuity Camera feature, which was showcased during the main keynote. Karen Xing, an engineer from the Camera Software Team spoke more about how the feature works. The new Continuity Camera feature gives users the ability to use their iPhone as a webcam. The best part of this is that all you have to do is bring the iPhone close to a Mac and it will connect automatically. But there are some parameters that must be met in order for this kind of connection to occur seamlessly.
macOS on iPad: After iPadOS 16, is it only a matter of time?
With virtual memory swap, a new window manager and more desktop-style features, is it inevitable that iPads will someday just run straight-up macOS?
Speculation around a potential merging of the iPad and Mac operating systems is nothing new. Even back when iPads ran plain old iOS, some enthusiasts argued that a full-blown desktop OS would make for a better tablet experience than a scaled-up mobile interface. More recently, the use of common Apple silicon in both iPad and Mac has signaled that Apple could run macOS on an iPad if it wanted to. Unlike the old days when iPads ran A-series chips and Macs ran Intel, there's no hard technical barrier anymore.
macOS 13 Ventura: Everything coming in Apple's next desktop OS
Apple's macOS 13 Ventura is official, and it comes with a whole bunch of new features for Mac users, such as Stage Manager and more.
Back at WWDC, Apple announced all of the big 2022 updates for its major operating systems. Among them are iOS 16, watchOS 9, and of course, macOS Ventura. Also known as macOS 13, Ventura packs all kinds of new features for Mac users like Stage Manager, Continuity Camera, and much more.
These are all the Macs that can run macOS Ventura
With every new version of macOS comes hardware being left behind. Here's the full list of officially supported Macs for macOS Ventura.
Another WWDC keynote is in the can and another new version of macOS has been announced. The next version, macOS Ventura, will release to the public in the fall, preceded by the developer and public betas. The first developer beta is available now to install (at your own risk) on your Mac.
Stage Manager makes managing multiple windows a breeze in macOS Ventura
Apple has officially announced the new macOS Ventura. The new operating system for Mac comes with some great features like Stage Manager.
Apple has just announced a new version of macOS at WWDC 2022, and it's coming soon to Macs around the world. The new operating system, macOS Ventura, comes with a neat little organization tool called Stage Manager. Activated from the Control Center, Stage Manager will smartly organize all your open apps on the side of your screen.