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New Apple Products

On Apple’s September 7th 2022 event Apple announced new products. iPhone 14 Apple announced the new generation of iPhone which includes iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The iPhone 14 is powered by…

Network Speed Test

If you wonder how fast your network speed is there are few sites and tools available and you already may know some or all of them. But there’s a built-in test in macOS Monterey which can be accessed from Terminal.…

macOS Ventura DP 6 Released

Apple issued the 6th developer preview of macOS Ventura, they also released the 4th public beta for macOS Ventura as well. You can download macOS Ventura DP6 full installer directly from Apple at: macOS Ventura DP6 full installer Build number:…

Apple Event

Apple just announced the date for their upcoming event on September 7, 2022. Apple Will introduce iPhone 14 with the new A15 Bionics processors along with iOS 16 while the new Pro line up will go with the A16, but…

Mac OS Classic

Before Apple released their new and shiny Mac OS X (Mac OS 10) we used to use other versions of Mac OS which is called Mac OS Classic now. The whole architecture and the design was quite different but you…

What is Rosetta?

When Apple transitioned from PowerPC architecture to Intel back in 2006 they developed a dynamic binary translator called Rosetta. Rosetta made the transition from PowerPC to intel possible by dynamically translating instruction set architectures from one architecture to another. Rosetta…

What is SIP?

System Integrity Protection (SIP) in macOS protects the entire system by preventing the execution of unauthorized code. The system automatically authorizes apps that the user downloads from the App Store. The system also authorizes apps that a developer notarizes and…

macOS Monterey 12.5.1

Apple just released macOS Monterey 12.5.1 update. This update will improve macOS Monterey’s security and it is recommended for all Monterey users. For more information on the security content of this update you can visit 

macOS USB Installer

There are several applications and guides on how to create a UBS installer disk for macOS but I personally always use ‘createinstallmedia’ command in Terminal which is recommended by Apple. You will need a USB disk drive with 16 GB…