| 03-29-23 12:16:50 PM
Apple just announced WWDC 2023 will be held June 5-9. Like the last few years it will be an online event, with the keynote address being broadcast on Monday, June 5th. Expected is news about the next version of macOS, which may or may not include Intel. As far as Mac hardware, a new Mac Pro could make it's appearance.
| 03-27-23 12:22:37 PM
Today Apple released macOS 13.3 Update, a major software update for macOS Ventura. Update any supported system using the built-in Software Update functionality through macOS System Settings.
| 02-13-23 01:43:22 PM
Today Apple released macOS 13.2.1 Update, a minor software update for macOS Ventura. Update any supported system using the built-in Software Update functionality through macOS System Settings.
| 01-23-23 03:59:53 PM
Today Apple released macOS 13.2 Update, a major software update for macOS Ventura. Update any supported system using the built-in Software Update functionality through macOS System Settings.
| 01-16-23 10:08:33 AM
When running macOS as your main operating system, supported and compatible components are extremely important. That is why we have created a large selection of example systems along with a comprehensive list of the best available hardware. The components listed here might not be the only ones that work, but based on our research they're the easiest and best supported options.
| 01-05-23 08:50:13 AM
What exactly is OCAT? OCAT is an app like Hackintool that serves various functions to help you build and maintain your OpenCore EFI folder. It's main advantage over manual EFI creation is that it gives beginners a graphical user interface. It greatly reduces the amount of time it takes to produce a custom, working EFI folder.
| 12-13-22 01:39:07 PM
Today Apple released macOS 13.1 Update, a major software update for macOS Ventura. Update any supported system using the built-in Software Update functionality through macOS System Settings.
| 11-13-22 10:42:36 AM
Established users of macOS Monterey who wish to update directly to macOS Ventura can do so just like a regular Mac would. This fully native method requires no USB creation or preparation and allows you to keep all of your files and settings.