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Apple Announces macOS High Sierra

  • 7 June 2017
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Apple announces macOS High Sierra
 


 
As expected, Apple today announced the next version of macOS, the desktop operating system you probably still refer to as OS X. Version 10.13 will carry the name “macOS High Sierra” and include new features like an improved file system and updates to core macOS apps like Photos and Mail. The developer beta is now available to developers; consumers can sign up for a public beta that will go live in late June.
 
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Ssherjj
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Sounds good @, Great article for us Mac Users...Thanks for keeping us informed. I'm still on El Capitan.
 
Do you think we should make the leap for the latest Mac OS High Sierra? Hmmmm 
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Ssherjj
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Hi @,
 
I just found out I cannot upgrade even if I wanted too ...to MacOS Sierra even. So looks like I might have to go buy a Mac someday ... just to stay up with the crowd.:@
 

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