On this Monday, Apple updates its suit of iWork apps for both macOS and iOS devices, along with other software update releases (e.g. iOS 12 and Safari 12).
One of the most remarkable features introduced in the new iWork suit for iOS 12 devices is that all the three apps (Keynote, Numbers, and Pages) now support Siri Shortcuts, which means iOS 12 users can open any of these apps via Siri.
Safari 12, the latest version of Apple’s web browser, has been available to download for users running macOS 10.12.6 Sierra and macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra. This update introduces a range of new features and security improvements, and it will be installed by default in the macOS Mojave 10.14, which will come out on September 24th. So, should you update to Safari 12? Let’s see what new things it will bring to you:
Last Monday Microsoft published a page in its Skype blog to encourage all users to upgrade to the redesigned Skype 8.0 or above for desktop, and meanwhile announced that Skype 7 (Skype classic) and earlier versions would stop working within weeks.
“We are encouraging everyone to upgrade now to avoid any inconvenience as only Skype version 8.0 will work after September 1, 2018. As we roll out improvements, there comes a time when we must shut down older services and application versions. This is done to ensure that all customers have the best possible Skype experience, and that there are no quality or reliability issues resulting from old technology and new technology interoperating.”
Late last month the Pixelmator team launch a Pro version of Pixelmator. As a refreshed and new-designed image-editing app, Pixelmator Pro features a streamlined single-window interface, intelligent and simplified editing tools powered by machine learning. Now the app received its third update (1.0.3) with many bug fixes.