Exploring New Features in macOS Big Sur and the Evolution of Mac Catalyst

This chapter delves into the new features of macOS Big Sur, including the removal of the Network Utility and enhancements to Time Machine. It also highlights the evolution of Mac Catalyst and the challenges developers have faced in adapting iOS apps for M1 and Intel Macs.

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563: macOS Big Sur

Mac Power Users

Exploring New Features in macOS Big Sur and the Evolution of Mac Catalyst

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See who was blocked from tracking you in Safari on Mac - Apple Support

Apple adds APFS encrypted drive support to iOS 14 and APFS Time Machine backups to macOS Big Sur - 9to5Mac

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Instapaper now available on macOS

Notes Following Three Hours with an M1 macBook Air — MacSparky

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