This week has been really complete in terms of news from Apple and Mac in general. The company leaves us important news in the first week of October and although we are still waiting for the date for this month's keynote, we have other outstanding news.
The launch of macOS Catalina Golden Master It is a notable news in the week and although it arrived last Thursday for developers, this is a clear indication that Apple has everything ready to launch the official version next week at the latest.
We will see if the deadlines for the launch of the final version of this macOS Catalina are really met, which adds a good handful of interesting news, for now GM version is now available. One of them is the Apple Arcade implementation, but there are many other things that change like the 64-bit system compatibility and more.
We continue with other news related to updates but in this case about the firm's office applications. In this case, what they have updated has been iWork, Or what is the same: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.
Another of the outstanding news has been directly a statement from Tim Cook, in his tour of the European Union in which he stated that the company is working hard to officially launch internationally your physical titanium Apple Card.
Finally we focus on a patent registered by Apple in which a thinnest screen for a possible MacBook Pro. In this case it is one more patent to add to the long list of registered by Apple, but you never know if it will ever be implemented in some team of the company. What is clear is that they already have it registered.
Enjoy Sunday!
