Apple rolls out macOS Sonoma 14.1, here's what's new
Apple rolls out macOS Sonoma 14.1, here's what's new
Apple has released macOS Sonoma 14.1, the first major update to its new operating system. The update includes new features such as the ability to favorite songs in the Music app and view AppleCare+ status. It also fixes bugs including issues with encrypted external drives and System Services settings. To update, users can open System Settings and click on Software Update. Apple has also announced a virtual event on October 30, where new Macs and possibly a new M3 processor will be unveiled.
Apple has released macOS Sonoma 14.1, the first major update to its new operating system. The update includes new features such as the ability to favorite songs in the Music app and view AppleCare+ status. It also fixes bugs including issues with encrypted external drives and System Services settings. To update, users can open System Settings and click on Software Update. Apple has also announced a virtual event on October 30, where new Macs and possibly a new M3 processor will be unveiled.
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Apple has released macOS Sonoma 14.1, the first major update to its new operating system. The update includes new features such as the ability to favorite songs in the Music app and view AppleCare+ status. It also fixes bugs including issues with encrypted external drives and System Services settings. To update, users can open System Settings and click on Software Update. Apple has also announced a virtual event on October 30, where new Macs and possibly a new M3 processor will be unveiled. 
