This week we have seen many interesting news in the Mac world and Apple in general, but we can say that it has not been the most important week of the company. All eyes are focused directly on the arrival of the iPhone X and is that the hype is increasing in this regard.
Not for this reason, we must leave aside the rest of the information that comes to us from Cupertino, pero evidentemente pierden protagonismo. A pesar de ello vamos a ver una serie de noticias que creemos son interesantes y podemos decir que son de las destacadas en soy de Mac.
One of the outstanding news is that Apple has canceled the Elvis Presley miniseries for the Weinstein Company scandals. Businessman Harvey Weinstein had been denounced for decades of sexual harassment with Hollywood stars. The news was assaulting strongly and this has made Apple will rethink its agreements with Weinstein Company.
The following news is related to the application for managing our Twitter accounts, Twitterrific. In this case, after a long time waiting, users will be able to enjoy the Mac application.
On the other hand, we must highlight a piece of news that says that 64% of Americans own an Apple product. Apple currently enjoys a broad and strong user base around the worldBut in the United States the base is even higher.
Last but not least, we leave the news about the more than announced death of support for Microsoft Office 2011 on Mac. In this sense, we have to make it clear that it is something we had already talked about previously and that this week has been confirmed.
Enjoy Sunday!
