This last week of June, the beta versions that we were all waiting for have finally arrived. The version that raises the most expectations is usually always that of the new public operating system and this is precisely the one that has taken the longest to launch. Apple left hours before an update on beta 2 for developers which seems to have adjusted some important failure and hours later launched what is today the macOS High Sierra first public beta.
Now we can say that all the public beta versions are on the table and users can install them on the Mac. As always, we recommend caution in this regard and if we are not clear about what we are playing, it is best to stay quiet to avoid possible problems . But during this week we have had more important news and just yesterday it opened the first Apple Store in Taiwan, so we go with the small summary of the best of this last week of June.
This week we have seen how schedule Night Shift on Macs to activate automatically. This is something that is deactivated from origin on Mac but we can configure it so that be activated on a scheduled basis In a very simple way.
The following news is related to "Photo agent" and why it consumes so many resources. We also show you how to solve it in one simple and effective way.
Apple Maps in Madrid you already enjoy public transport information. We imagine that Apple was a little more rushed to launch by the celebration in the Spanish capital of Pride Day. This makes more people visit the city and having the option active in the Maps application can be of great help for people outside. Hopefully they will continue to expand the tool in more cities.
Enjoy what's left of Sunday!