Software

Microsoft Office isn't the only way to build documents and run presentations, as Apple connects with iPhone owners through their working world.

Working with 3D is something Adobe's tools haven't really been built for, but it's now extending its capabilities. Kinda. Sorta.

The world and the web is about to see more augmented reality made easy if you're a coder, game developer, or something with a camera.

Owners of a Mac will potentially find the next version of macOS cares about how they get their work done, giving them the ability to focus and yet also take notes wherever.

If you own an Apple M1 computer and happen to be someone who relies on the Adobe suite, there are now a few more apps that play nicer with Apple Silicon.

Upscaling images just became a default feature in the latest version of Photoshop, and once you know what to do, wow, that's all you need to say.

Those shiny new Macs with the shiny new Apple Silicon processor are gradually getting apps made for them, and some of them are even leaving beta.

Concerned the new Macs won't run an app you rely on? There are a few more pieces of Apple Silicon compatible software.

It's not just Safari that takes advantage of Apple's new hardware, as Google launches its browser for the M1.

Apple's computer and mobile operating systems have been gradually edging closer and closer, and in macOS Big Sur, the designs can feel linked.