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"Yes, we plan to add support in a future update," replied Federighi. Apple's Craig Federighi Confirms APFS Coming To Fusion Drives In A Future macOS High Sierra Update, by Juli Clover, MacRumors This change will now mirror those results when Siri, the iOS Search bar or Spotlight is used.

Istat el capitan mac#

Safari on Mac and iOS already currently use Google search as the default provider, thanks to a deal worth billions to Google over the last decade. So, for instance, if Siri falls back to a web search on iOS when you ask it a question, you’re now going to get Google results instead of Bing.Ĭonsistency is Apple’s main motivation given for switching the results from Microsoft’s Bing to Google in these cases. Apple Switches From Bing To Google For Siri Web On iOS And Spotlight On Mac, by Matthew Panzarino, TechCrunchĪpple is switching the default provider of its web searches from Siri, Search inside iOS (formerly called Spotlight) and Spotlight in Safari on the Mac. The concept dates back to academic research, algorithmically obscuring user data, while bulk collecting information, in order to identify larger trends. Apple is also documenting the popularity of these problematic domains, in order to prioritize which sites it addresses first.ĭifferential privacy is a method for collecting large swaths of information without grabbing any personally identifying data in the process, so none of the information can be traced back to the user. This form of data collection is the first of its kind for Safari, aimed at identifying sites that use excessive power and crash the browser by monopolizing too much memory. The company is using its newly implemented differential privacy technology to gather information from user habits that will help it identify problematic websites. Apple Starts Collecting Browsing Data In Safari Using Its Differential Privacy Tech, by Brian Heater, TechCrunch

Istat el capitan upgrade#

But in the short term, until developers better come to grips with the new filesystem and we’ve waited to see if there are bugs or security flaws that could bite this release, I think it’s wise for most users to keep their finger off the upgrade button for High Sierra.

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Let’s be realistic: In the end, you will need to update to High Sierra, because it will provide you with the latest security updates and features that your apps will demand. macOS High Sierra: A Mostly Under-the-hood Update, by Jason Snell, Six Colors I just wish that there was more of it-or that what’s here felt even half as adventurous as what’s happening on the iPad.

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On the other hand, it has been a while since I came away from a new macOS version thinking, "Yes, this software absolutely makes my computer indisputably better than it was before."

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It’s not like the constancy of macOS is a bad thing while the Mac operating system has been trundling along in a comfortable groove, iOS has been working its way through an exciting-but-occasionally-awkward teenage phase, and Windows has swerved wildly from desktop OS to tablet OS and back again. High Sierra is so similar to Sierra in so many ways that it’s honestly pretty hard to tell them apart. Updates like Mountain Lion and El Capitan have drawn comparisons to Snow Leopard for focusing on refinement rather than features, but High Sierra is the closest thing we've gotten to a "no new features" update in years.

But the UI doesn’t change, apps get only minor updates (when they get them at all), and multiple features continue to be more limited than their iOS counterparts. Changing filesystems, adding external graphics support, adding support for new image compression formats, and updating the graphics API to support VR are all important, and none of them are small tasks. That's not because there's nothing here but because most of Apple's development work this time around went into under-the-hood additions and updates to foundational technologies. MyAppleMenu MyAppleMenu The High-Sierra Edition Tuesday, SeptemmacOS 10.13 High Sierra: The Ars Technica Review, by Andrew Cunningham, Ars Technica