Software

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.

There's more coming for creatives across the world, as Adobe's Master Collection learns a new trick or two. Or ten.

Own a Sony mirrorless or an advanced compact camera, plus an Apple Mac? Support is now across both, as opposed to just Windows.

Video editors keen to get a little more done in Apple's take on the category now have a few more features at their disposal, including one that may help you get more onto Facebook and Instagram.

Video might have killed the radio star, but coronavirus definitely killed the trade show and conference this year, as another one moves online, this time from Adobe.

We're beyond version numbers now, as the next version of macOS focuses on a big look, named after a mountain range in California.

Musicians, producers, and even podcasters are getting a few more tools to work with as Logic Pro X gets a pretty hefty update this week.

It's disgraceful that some people are still using homophobic language, but if you find it hurtful, there's now a way to replace it with something a little less coloured and more colourful.