Following yesterday's "One more thing" event, Apple's informed registered developers it's now accepting Mac app updates with macOS Big Sur compatibility. In addition, universal binaries with both Intel and Apple Silicon code are now accepted for inclusion in the Mac App Store.
Following yesterday's Apple Silicon Macs special event, Apple has now released the second Release Candidate of macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 to its registered developers. The update will most likely come pre-installed on the new M1-powered Mac computers. Apple has also confirmed that the macOS 11.0 Big Sur software will release publicly Thursday, November 12.
Apple made a privacy-focused change earlier this year, informing developers they'd need to be a bit more transparent with their apps starting this year.
Apple is on the cusp of releasing new software for its major platforms, and, as such, the Release Candidate for tvOS and watchOS updates has been seeded.
Apple has an update in the works for watchOS 7, and the company has seeded another beta in preparation.
It's a little later than usual, but Apple has seeded the latest betas of iOS and iPadOS 14.2, as well as tvOS 14.2 to developers.
Today, Apple announced that it is now accepting new applications for its Entrepreneur Camp.
Apple has seeded the latest beta of macOS 11 Big Sur, still preparing for the future public launch.
ProtonMail is a popular email app, and it's been free for years. However, the developer behind the app says Apple forced it to add in-app purchases.
App Store Connect is designed specifically for app developers to help them manage their iOS apps. And now Apple has updated the app with a few more features and a fresh new look.
Apple has seeded the latest beta of macOS 11 Big Sur, still preparing for the future public launch.
Apple is moving along with the beta software for its next major updates to iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, and watchOS.