macOS Big Sur Hands on First Look! The Future of ARM Macs
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2020
- macOS Big Sur represents a complete visual overhaul for the Mac. This update brings redesigned icons, new Catalyst Messages and Maps apps as well as new sounds. Perhaps the biggest feature of macOS Big Sur is the revelation that Apple is going to be making the transition from Intel processors to it's own Apple Silicon ARM processors in the next 2 years. In today's video I've downloaded the Big Sur Beta and we're going to go over all the new features.
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If you want a more detailed explanation from an actual programmer of what the transition to Apple Silicon really means for developers and apps, check out this great video by Noah Rubin: ruclips.net/video/IuD0iemEJIU/видео.html
Hey Luke it would be interesting to hear you and Louis Rossmann discuss where things are going as he often points out the expected flaws with the hardware. This helps us customers make decisions about compatibility and repair issues. As a long time tech user I have found new generations often have a bunch of issues which the early adopters usually have to bear the brunt of.
as I am a music producer with lots of devices from over the generations it is a balancing/plate spinning act of getting things running nicely and though I know this isnt a concern of apple it would be good to know what software/hardware ailments to expect or beware of. thanks dude
I’m no longer a grown man. Call me “Big Sur”
soon to be "Bug Sur"
Lol
“I’m no longer a little girl” - macOS Catalina
It’s ma’am
ya i am using that from now on. Had too much of this American naming
I died the moment he said "theory" and Siri suddenly activated outta nowhere
Stahp! STAHP!
I was pretty sure at some point that Luke was Canadian… so I can see where Siri would not understand WTF he’s saying. However, there is no excuse for him to be pretending to have an Indian accent.
- Mike Tyson
RIP
They built the new siri to understand mike tyson
I think that the design change to more of a “touch” friendly interface is more indicative of Apple trying to unify the OS designs so that one can more easily switch between platforms.
And it‘s probably cheaper to develop when you only need one design instead of two
@@laysepolm There are some touch design choices going on here beyond consistency. Just look at the menu bar spacing. I predict a new imac much like the Surface Studio.
Jake Coventry you’re most likely right I was seeing the same thing
What I think might be very off but I have a feeling that using their own ARM silicon as well as this iPad like feel, they might just be gearing up for an iPad with macOS. Even if it isn't that it could be something very similar.
I agree and I like the changes.
What about the fact that this is macOS 11.0, its a really big deal that OS X is officially dead
macOS XI
@Florian Pistorius F
rip os x
2014-2020
wait nevermind i think Mojave and Catalina and other OS' from a few years ago will still be supported
a lil panda MacOSX was born in 2001
@@ferrarisuper thanks for reminding me!
its late at night and my brains kinda dead, so yeah
Rounded display corners? Classic Macintoshs have entered the chat.
Bobby Brady Rounded corners don’t equate to “tubed” look. Some tubed TVs had squared corners...
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@Bobby Brady it makes more sense for a laptop with rounded corners to have a display with rounded corners
Bobby Brady but tube tvs are cool
@@arthurleung266 No, it's just less screen space.
@Bobby Brady Priceless! lol
Touch screen on a macbook? All the smudges would drive me crazy, lol.
So how do you manage with your phone? And potentially your tablet if you own one?
Latrell Jennings can’t compare both
@@Nur__ well a tablet touch screen can be compared to a laptop touchscreen
@@Nur__ why not? I think they are very comparable. if anything, phones experience more touches per area than touchscreen laptops.
@@KenoshaCaptures Tablets smudge like crazy. I had to put a matte screen protector on mine to fix it, which is a fine solution on a tablet, whose main input is touch, but certainly not on a laptop. Phones, of course, have much better oleophobic coating due to their small screens, and you can change up screen protectors on them to keep the oleophobic coating fresh.
"Why did they put brightness slider in the control center?" Easy: accessibility. Imagine an user with a disability who wants to dim the screen but his only input device is a dedicated controller.
More options = more people catered.
Oops, wrong. Not so easy.
Accessibility has always been opt in features on Mac. I use one of them although I'm not impaired, but I love the 3 finger drag on the touch pads. Which makes the other 3 finger gestures to 4 finger gestures.
This sounds like a kind gesture but we know Apple is all about being 12 steps ahead when we think we are 1 step closer to figuring them out. The iPad Pro is about to become the next Mac Book
@@PrydeLive I agree. With the new keyboard and a very robust processor, moving MacOS to full compatibility with iPadOS will accomplish that even if Apple isn't planning for it.
At minimum, many would choose an iPad Pro + keyboard over a MacBook Air if they both run a substantially similar operating system with mutually compatible programs. App Store lockouts of certain programs could be the only real reason not to go that way, but how many Air buyers would be affected by that?
I hope they change the 'screenshot' sound. Every time I take a screenshot in public it sounds like I'm taking stalk-ish photos of people.
THIS
just mute it
use headphones then
Google how to disable it
Screenshot sound in Big Sir is wierd beep.
Nobody:
Apple: Big Sur
macOS 12 Silicon Valley
macOS 13 Apple Park
macOS 14 Steve Jobs Theater
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@@trunghoadang3710 macOS 15 Compton
I'm still trying to figure out wha the "nobody: " actually brings to this joke.
They all work exactly the same without it
Not funny didn't laugh
All we want know is... Is it “buttery smooth”?
I have a vision, I can see the future: I see an iMac with completely flat back that can be used horizontally as a tablet.
A bit like the surface
Great job on the vid Luke!
OMG! I thought I was the only one with a single folder of "stuff"on my desktop! Lol...
Nick time to move on. Get organized. Get yourself an “other stuff” folder!
Lol 7 bilion ppl in the World and you think you are the only one really??
@@panji6887 Exactly, 7 billion people use MacOS and that too Big Sur
Ok everyone, ONE of the, at least the only one I’ve seen!
I have 3 folders, “PTE” (school) “shit” and “also shit” now that’s a really deep system I know.
8:25 “this new iOS 14 Siri is a crack head” 😂😂😂. Yes Luke, this video was entertaining, and informative as always!
Thanks, have you tried final cut with the beta? Any bugs?
Nice video Luke! Nice Job! Great channel!
As a PC hardware enthusiast I am incredibly excited to see Apple moving to ARM. Seeing what Intel and AMD have done with only each other as competition I think with Apple pushing in they are just going to keep pushing harder for consumers to keep them from moving to Apples cooler and more efficient chips.
Common how about hackintoshing
@@jaspreetsmovies3061 hackintoshing will continue as long as apple still supports intel which they said they will "for years to come" which really could mean anything - consider the powerpc to intel transition, apple dropped powerpc support after like 3 years (first intel macs released in 2006, Mac OS X Snow Leopard released in 2009 dropped support for ppc) leaving people with perfectly fine and still relatively new computers in the dirt. how long will apple support intel, especially considering the new Mac Pro and 16'' MacBook Pro only came out towards the end of last year and apple said in their wwdc keynote that they will still be releasing intel-based macs at least until the end of the year? time will tell.
It will take a few years until ARM SoCs will be close to Intel/AMD Performance. ARM might work for the average iOS User but MacOS is placed more towards the professionals.
roop90 Thats where you're completely wrong lol. Do yourself a favor and Google arm. It's completely superior to x86
@@semahj No it's not, it's superior for some applications and power consumption but there are still complex tasks CISC processors will always be better at
“iOS 14 Siri is a crackhead”
Apple: 😐
@@xoxo-pp7ru that's why Beta software exists, so they can fix all these issues
Toy Barreiros this is since ios 12 haha i know when i talk withsome one (no english) in my language and siri wakes up
Tyrone Bigguma
@@RodrigoFerreira-bs6hd meh, they still won't fix a lot of problems they find in Beta until .1 update or later. "We'll fix it later, we got deadlines!"
Good info thanks
Nice video, simple and very informative 👌
8:23 That's me when MILLION of RUclips notifications pop up
I think it was because it heard “in theory” as “hey siri” instead 😅
@@evelinelay4184 Yep
Eveline Lay You got it
I did like 6 takes of that and Siri activated every single time I said theory... needs some work for sure!
@@lukemiani wow
Ok, most of this update seems pretty good, except for the new desktop sounds. They sound distorted from the originals!
Edit: Not in a good way
I don't like the new design the old Yosemite till Catalina style looked amazing that just looks like trying to improve something that doesn't need improvement
oofingberg Exactly!
Yeah I hate the new sounds. if I do update, I will get some kind of plugin to change the sounds...
Excellent overview, concise but packed with info.
Great video. Thanks for explaining everything I needed to know.
For those of us that were around when Apple switched from PowerPC to Intel, here we go again.
What, for those who were there, here we go again for us who where there when they went from 68k to PPC
John Doe - depends on how you use your Mac. Do your must have apps transition quickly and bring all the features you use over is the question that has to be addressed every time.
Apple itself is notorious for dropping features in their own apps and taking 2-4 generations to bring back similar functionality. I’ve used ClarisWorks -> AppleWorks -> iWork for basic word processing and page layout and I always lost features - some for a year or two, some permanently. iWork apps are now included with the OS, but it’s predecessors weren’t always so it was frustrating to lose features in software you paid separately for.
Yep, virtualization is gone. Deal killer, for me.
@@TheyRiseBand what are you virtualizing? There’s both windows and linux for arm.
@John Doe No it wasn't, it was honestly the most amazing transition ever, they did an amazing job. The one I recall that was horrible was moving from Mac OS 9 to X. That was horrible for devs. I was working in the Graphic design industry that at the time was mainly using Macs and the hate towards Apple was big, apps like Quark ran like hot garbage in OS 10.0-10.5. Apple made many many changes to OSX in the early days, it seemed like we had a new OS build every month.
MacOS BS. interesting.
it's the end of macOs, IpadOS is taking over.
SamPNW nah
SamPNW maybe for average users but for professionals, mac is 🐐.
@@AnuragSharma-rq2tp hopefully
@@oscarnagy199 I hope so
Would you recoomend buying a mac at this time? Im planning on the macbook air 2020. Or would you recommend going for an ipad pro although it doesnt have all features i need but could have in the future. I want to do developing but not with xCode, rather with IDE's that are only available on macOS, Windows and Linux.
very informative sir. i like your videos. thank you
Apple's new processor products: Apple ARM and Leg ...
Probably describes the new price tags
Kien Hweng Tai technically if they are using there own processors then they can keep the price the same or even less and have greater performance because they won’t have to pay intel.... then again, it’s apple... so they might raise the price.
@@matthewcosta644 With Intel and AMD, you can work out the prices they charge since they have other customers. If Apple make their own CPU/SOC then we will have no idea of the real cost and ... if they are applying an insane markup.
@@matthewcosta644 Most likely keep the price limit, and have some performance gains. But it will not be easy in the beginning as apps will still be more powerful on the x86 plattform until they have been rewritten.
@@dbtest117 Looks like the big companies have already done the port but then they have ARM apps for iOS and Android so all they had to is port from iOS ecosystem to MacOS XI ARM. Whether these native apps are better is something else.
The drop shadow with the new icons is just kinda ew ngl lol
I like it
Noah Herman I guess you are finally not getting that much like
But I got you back
hi
Nice vid 👍 subscribed
Nice work! Well thought out, detailed and insightful!
I’m honestly surprised with everything changing that the drive icon still looks like a traditional hard drive
I feel like it’s going to become akin to the save icon - there is no better way to represent it abstractly and the current icon is simple yet distinct enough to have even new users associate it with drive storage.
The device came stock with a hd that’s probably why
Nura Galadanchi that gen of MacBooks shown in the video came with SSD’s standard
yup, and yet he said it changed. smh
"Everything’s more square" "Everything’s more round" he meant . . SQUARISH-ROUNDISH🔥
The squircle (square circle) was a distinct Blackberry thing.
Jason Kenosky It’s a roundrect and was created by Steve Jobs
Probably your most useful video I've seen in a while. great
Ciao Luke! I recently discovered your channel, very nice! Keep doing the great job! Ad maiora 😊
What do you think is gonna happen to the resale values of all of the newer intel macs now that ARM macs can provide better performance for lower costs?
I get that the apple SOCs beat intel but with AMD back in the game I think apple should reconsider.
@@adwaitsharma6915 I don't think so fuck amd they can get there money from Microsoft and sony
Lower costs?? From Apple??. It’s always going to cost more than the last one.
+Jonghwa Kim I think intel Macs will still hold value. Loads of use cases people will still want e.g virtual machines, gaming, boot camp.
Peter B IPhone 11? iPhone SE? MacBook Air 2020?
ONE THING CARRIED FROM OLD MACOS!!! when you toggle the volume or the brightness from the touchbar THEN THE POPUP LOOKS THE SAME!!!
I always found that pop up annoying with MacOS right near the middle of the screen. Wish it came down from the top and less obtrusive
@@d.a.r.a.n.o.i.d same. The iOS 13 volume thing on the side near the buttons is great. I'm sure they could implement the same on a Mac, even if they just put it up the top near the sound icon BC the dock would get in the way.
Nicely explained
Love your music!
Anybody getting this déjà vu moment of "Windows 7 to Windows 8" ?
UGH Yes and I’m NOT for it.
not really, in this case, the UI is still "same". in windows 7-8 Microsoft forces PC users as "tablet" but yet there are no "tablet-ish" apps available yet. and back then even the rest of the world doesn't use "smartphone" yet. in my country, only a few people use "android".
These days, android and ios are everywhere, even "old gen" people already used to with touch-based screens.
I am still using MacOS High Sierra and OS X Mavericks lol😂
Same here bruh
OS X Mavericks was the last beautiful macOS
Me to
Yh I still use mavericks
Wish I could install Mavericks on one of 2020 MacBooks
Your content is getting MUCH BETTER everyday! :)
Very nice video bro. Cant wait to use this OS
I'm curious as to what System Preferences looks like now.
Definitely though the same seeing how round everything is. Prepping for an iPad Pro like rounded display. A lot of the UI looks suspiciously more touch friendly too.
I wanted to ask one thing, I'm actually thinking to buy a mac, so do you think i should wait for the upcoming arm-based macs or buy the existing one(Macbook pro). I'm a programmer as well as love to game a bit. Please reply your suggestions
Super excited and cannot wait for these new updates
The question remains "Big Sur", how is your performance?
Hi Luke, i hope to see if there is any performance boost from this new OS update?
Beta versions are test purposes and hadn't optimized yet. Performance tests won't be good references for now. This is "Developer" Beta. The only purpose of this version is to allow developers to test their apps and prevent them from future crashes.
@@furkanpolatackgoz1840 I do agree with you and it make sense too. But still, i'm curious to see this one and especially this one because they have it coming and they seem to be working on it for a long time. i still remember on catalina beta 3 or 4 it was almost polished and the performance was fantastic on my MBP 2018. I do believe apple optimization still limits in somehow the full power of the hardware on both mobile devices and desktop ones. This is my observation from my hackintosh build, its way faster than my 16 core mac pro 19 in some areas
B Snazzy Labs said in passing that it “felt insanely fast” on his Mac Pro compared to Catalina
@@furkanpolatackgoz1840 I have been a macOS beta tester for a while; there is usually little difference in performance between betas and final release. Apple likely started working on Big Sur 3 or so years ago.
I feel like the design language is like that because maybe one day iPads will run MacOS? Especially since now both of them are powered by Apple chips.
I seriously hope not, that would be a failed experiment
Catalyst Apps like the Mac App Store always felt a bit out of place before. Now everything looks like that...
That shit will fail
Nah they just want one unified design language
You can run MacOS now on the iPad
Can’t wait to see Big Sur on my Mac. Excellent video congrats!
Quick question: When you have Favourites folders in the Favourites bar in Safari, can you click and then simply hover to open up the various folders or do you have to click on each folder individually to open its content like it is the case with the current version of Safari? Thanks!
Gotta love the food emojis
2:40 not every macs are MacBooks 💁🏾♂️ but controlling a third party screen brightness directly from the os and not having to touch the screen buttons... 🤓
oh good point.
Why they don't show percentage on a slider...
What do you think the arm migration, how many years? I am wonder but MBP 2020, but. I am not sure.... what is your recomendation
Thank you Luke for the detailed review especially on the Apple Silicon. Very good insights!
i do not get how people can say big sur with a straight face
It’s a beautiful place. I’d highly suggest taking a trip to big sur if you’re ever in that part of CA. it’s been a family destination for years.
@@wolfwarren6376 Definitely, Wolf Warren... I've lived in Big Sur California for 20 years, now... I love it...it's definitely beautiful here.
It’s not macOS Mojave’s or high Sierra or Big Sur to me anymore. To avoid pronunciation errors I’m going to simple refer to it as “the latest version of macOS”
You can't pronounce "High Sierra?"
Funny because i do not get how people think Big Sur is that funny
Maybe because i know Big Sur is an actual place in California and Apple often names OS versions based on places in California since Mavericks
2:40 there's always been a slider for volume? So this argument has been answered from the day that was implemented.
Cool vid. How is the stability
I downloaded macOS Big Sur Developer Beta from betaprofiles.com and some really weird things are happening:
1- Dock and Menu Bar are not transparent they're solid!
2- Can't connect to Wi-Fi ( it says connected in the system preferences but in safari, it doesn't)
3- Some apps are not launching! ( I open them and they quit after I opened them in 2 seconds:(
I tried re-downloading from recovery but it didn't change anything. What should I do?
he said "theory" and Siri heard "Siri" lmao
Apple: new magical touchscreen laptop. Like no one has never imagined before
Lol
so should i wait for the new macs? or just buy one now? i've been saving up to buy myself one but now i don't know if I should wait
Can safari play 4K video(RUclips resolution) now or not yet do I have to keep using google ?
Please no touch on the display. I've had my Thinkpad X1Carbon for years and I don't even touch the display. It muddies the display.
If so, the screen would probably have a coating similar to iPhone/iPads 😊
A thinkpad xD
Major, MAJOR agreement. IMO the differentiation between touch interfaces and non is a much better idea than something like a Surface. No hate towards the Surface, but it's mediocre at essentially all things and not ideal for anything, really.
@Ewan Hill I guess I wasn't clear. For me, I don't see the point of a touch display as I don't even use the touch display on my laptop. I got used to a mouse.
@@oofingberg A lot better than a MacBook, that's for sure.
I really hope they don't give the mac screens round corners
That would be so bad they already took macOS's distinct flat design away
I hate round corners. On a small device it's ok (Like how BlackBerry or Palm did) but when it's a big screen, it makes the screen feel smaller and it looks like it's taking so much screen real estate
I’d love to have rounded corners on the display and uniform, thin bezels.
@@andrive omg yeah its disgusting on the iPad Pro
im trying to watch a video on full screen on the corner bothers me bc the frame is getting cut off
the video is formatted for the older ipads, not the new ones
My guess is, in a few years, all displays will be rounded and these “boxy” displays will all of a sudden become “old technology” 😐😐
how or what do we use from flash to make some web pages and apps to work???
Does launchpad have the new app list view? And what is the boot camp process like on Big Sur?
One thing that nobody seems to expect but makes a lot of sense: macOS 11 will probably run on iPad Pro.
Oh my god i was thinking the exact same thing!
@@MsHackthat
I REALLY doubt that.
The ipad pro is fast, but i dont think it's fast enough, or has enough ram, for a full macOS experience. That's why ipadOS is a thing.
THIS! I really wouldn't be surprised. Even the control center to change the volume / brightness is touch friendly
@@1337GameDev not yet, but with the transition to ARM processors even in Macs, there will be a lot more overlap and it will probably be possible but not quite likely with the effort they're putting in to revolutionise iPadOS. Touch screen Macs could pretty much just be an iPad pro with a built in keyboard though, but unless it can flip or detach, the iPad would still have the advantage for drawing and handwriting
But this doesn’t make sense for professionals. There’s no dedicated GPU for video editors, graphics designers or even other power users like devs etc. I won’t be getting an iPad to replace my MacBook anytime soon.
I really hope they aren’t gearing up for touch screen Macs. I hope it’s just for making everything uniform
I really think they intend to keep the iPad and Mac separate when it comes to their core functionality, at least as long as computing works the way it does today. It just wouldn't be better to have to reach up and touch your laptop and desktop screen and they seem to be the first, most reliable, and only company to insist upon that.
@@PureWonder1111 people actually really enjoy touchscreen laptops... and 2 in 1s like the surface line. Apple could easily make an ipad pro run macos as well as iPadOS, just a matter of time imo. Same thing with desktops, give an imac and apple pencil and copy the surface studio. Lots of different ways to innovative past traditional means of a laptop and stationary desktop.
I think apple would still give us touch screen-less Macs and have touch screen Macs in a different category
@@ryang.5472 I agree, I got my mom a touchscreen laptop and she finds it very useful. Last time she used a Macbook Air I saw her poking at the screen.
@@ryang.5472 You're right. I more meant that I don't think Apple would do it, at least not in the near term future, and more that I personally don't like the touch screen in the traditional clam shell form. I may change my mind at some point.
When do you think they will release a new iMac? Was hoping to pick one up this week, but don't want to if they're about to release a new model.
Nice to see the 'stuff' folder on your desktop - reminds me of the System 6 Apple floppy disks.
This fall’s new ARM device is a macOS with touchscreen 🧐
I always turn off system translucency. (You can find this in the Accessibility features.)
How come?
@@therockysafari4302 performance
@@therockysafari4302 I find all the translucency to be a distraction. A more old-school look is better for me to get work done. (I especially prefer a solid menu bar and dock.)
Nice recap. I have just one question for you, does Safari not support 4K streaming from RUclips ?? Tks.
Do we get the startup chime again (fingers crossed).
"new sounds". Well that's the first thing I turn off on any computer.
MacOS Big Chungus
MacOS Heckin’ chonkster
macOS *B I G C H O M P*
how did you install that? is it the beta?
Bro my old mac 720p or 1080p video is lagging but install windows 10 then 4k video is supported successfully (MacBook Pro mid 2009). Why mac(Yosemite) not supported 720p or 1080p videos.
2020 Delivering once again.
The dock icons are atrocious.
Everything else ... I like.
I like the new icons. They look much more consistent with the OS' design language (eg. drop-down menus with rounded corners, highlighted buttons, etc.).
I neither like nor dislike the new icons. The spread of differently shaped icons on the macOS 10 releases gave it a classic charm that was slightly messy, but not overbearing to interfere with daily use. However, macOS 11's very uniform icons and new sounds are a great way to introduce the next chapter of Apple's technological evolution.
@@quitram I don't like it because it's more like Android now. Not much different between them any more. Even though one is mobile one is desktop
Huy Luu - wouldn’t it be more correct to say that the icons look more like iOS than android?
@@Jordan_Dossou I like the consistent rounded rectangle shape, but I dislike the subtle 3D effect the system icons have. (most noticeably in something like the Messages and FaceTime icons)
I am checking and nobody shows the Touchbar under BigSur, is there no redesign?
excellent Analysis Luke! i'm all in with the Bananas! this will change the World!
and touch is definitely coming imo, love it!
Why I got the invitation from Apple says “Bug Sur”? Lol
Ima getting this on my 2009 iMac no matter what it takes 😂 I have it running Catalina rn...
Dosdude1
computers with nikita nikita You got it
Hello Luke, which MacBook pro13 should we buy right now? thank you 🙌🙌🙌
My MacBook Air 2017 still running Sierra and it's been really smooth. Didn't want to upgrade due to past experiences with my previous Mac computers. They got slower and slower after each update. Will Big Sur make my Air slower?
You mentioned that UI is looking more like “touchable feeling” , just to add to the theory... the MacMini for Devs uses the iPad Pro 2020 processor... it might to soon?
Except that Apple doesn't want to make MacBooks with touchscreens.
@@AVClarke Or brings that UI to next gen iPad? I feel that iPad OS is still lacking features
@@AVClarke They didn't want to make a stylus either, now there is Apple Pencil. They are clearly changing the element in macOS that makes the UI a pointer device UI. Touch has it use on screens, I'm not sure though if I need it though but I would like to be able to also use the Apple Pencil on my MacBook Pro. So future Macs are more likely to be similar to MS Surface and the iPad Pro with the apple trackpad accessory.
If I had to and could choose any pc at work but not a Mac I would choose a surface product. As for now there is only Fujitsu or Apple and only a few privileged can choose Mac.
I’m sorry I can’t take “Big sur” seriously
It’s an actual name of a place in California
A RUclips Channel with no name that makes it even worse I’m sorryyyy. It’s pretty tho I’ll say that.
What does it mean
Try culturing yourself
ScreaminEmu I’m sorry it just sounds silly
I like the background you use on your MacBook. Can you tell me were I can get these? Thanks! Erik (The Netherlands)
Anyone know how the get the beta and is it somewhat stable?
The iPad looks and feels like a Mac, and the Mac looks and feels like an iPad. Why.
Apple doesn't know who they are
Maybe they are heading towards a universal effortless user experience throughout the ecosystem?
That’s the way we do it. Make everything the same yo!
This has always been their goal since the launch of the iPad....
You just created an infinite loop with that comment ♾
Great review and excellent analysis. It's a push that ARM silicon was needing and never got with either Windows or Chrome OS. The addition of iOS apps support is a big plus and I think the industry will follow this trend If the new processors are powerful enough to compete with Intel or AMD.
This years A14 chip is supposed to much faster than last years Macbook Pros
Debian Linux looking over shoulder at MacOS and WindBloze: Finally you guys show up.
What about trade in value of a 2020 MacBook Air? Will the trade in value tank when the new one comes out (more than usual)?
Is the beta worth trying? or is it rough like ios14?
2:36 : Not everybody has a touchbar!
But even the physical functions key has plenty control options
This just looks like my Linux setup.
Yep heavily inspired by the old Chinese folks of Deepin. ;)
I bought an old 2007 MacBook Pro for £40 put xubuntu on it and Cairo dock looks very like this and runs great, my brother want's to buy it for 100 lol.
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@@macloveemail just read it again it's still there.
KDE and Deepin can easily look like this
can you tell me how did you instal it tell e plz
Which macbook Pro should I use for MUSIK PRODUCTION Within Usd 1100.?