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New evidence found in Big Sur: Mac will support Face ID

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Apple’s Face ID feature allows the device to be unlocked through facial scanning, and is currently limited to iPhone and iPad. But the code found in macOS Big Sur indicates that Face ID may be used in future Macs.

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Adding the original deep camera system and face ID to the Mac will be Apple’s next step. According to the face ID reference found by 9to5Mac in the latest Big Sur Beta, it includes an extension with a code that supports the “PearlCamera” function.

Apple officially announced WWDC 2020 would be held online

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Apple officially announced WWDC 2020 would be held online

In the early morning of March 14, Apple officially announced that the WWDC 2020 Developer Conference would no longer hold offline events, instead, it would adopt online meetings. At that time, developers, consumers, etc. can participate by watching live broadcasts, and the keynote speech will involve iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, etc. Apple has not announced the exact time of the WWDC 2020 online conference, but mentioned that it will be held in June.

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Phil Schiller, Apple ’s senior vice president of global marketing, said that the current epidemic situation requires us to create a new WWDC 2020 model that provides a complete plan for online keynotes and conferences while providing outstanding learning experience for the entire developer community, and that they will share more details in the coming weeks. 

First public beta update for macOS Catalina 10.15.4

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After releasing the first public beta version of iOS and iPadOS 13.4, Apple also released the first public beta update for macOS Catalina 10.15.4. Early users who have registered for the Apple Beta test project can install it through the Software Update page in System Preferences after getting the configuration files properly.

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This update mainly introduced the Screen Time Communication Limits, which has been brought to the iPhone with the iOS 13.3 update. This feature allows parents to limit the their children’s contacts, as well as when to use the social apps.

macOS Catalina will add the “Pro Mode”, then how about a low intervention mode?

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Today, media 9to5Mac found some evidence in the latest macOS 10.15.3 Beta, which reveals that Apple is developing “professional mode” features for its desktop system to improve the performance of portable Macs. This feature is plain to improve Mac performance at the expense of battery life and fan noise.

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We are happy with this feature, but since there is a “professional mode”, should a “low power consumption mode” be added to the other group of users, whose features is the opposite of professional modes to extend the battery life?

macOS 10.15.2 has fixed sonic booms on some 16-inch MBPs

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A minor accident occurred on Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro – some users noticed sonic booms in the new product, and Apple has confirmed the problem and promised that it would be fixed through a software update.

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Apple has pushed a series of software updates yesterday, including those for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, macOS and so on. In the macOS Catalina 10.15.2 update, Apple seems to have fixed the sonic boom on the 16-inch MacBook Pro. The MacRumors forum reported that some users who have installed macOS Catalina 10.15.2 update said that the issue of sonic boom had  been eliminated in the new version of the system. After installing the update and trying to play via VLC, Safari, Chrome, Netflix, YouTube, Premiere Pro, and Amazon Prime Video, they found no sonic boom. 

Mac finally said goodbye to iTunes. What about Win users?

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The release of macOS Catalina may reduce the complaints of Mac iTunes users about Apple’s bloated media management and player applications, but for Windows users, the pain seems to continue indefinitely. Until now, there is no indication that iTunes for Windows will be redesigned or updated. So, when Mac users have a new experience in media services and data transfer, Windows users can only continue to endure the status quo.

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Apple officially updated its iTunes page to guide Mac users to upgrade to macOS Catalina and offered three choices for Windows users: standard 64-bit and 32-bit versions, plus a Windows 10 S version of the Microsoft Store. On the app page of the Microsoft Store, we saw a lot of bad reviews: 46% of store users rated only one star for iTunes.