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Refinements Made to Popular Apps Like Photos, Safari, Mail &More
Apple® today previewed macOS® High Sierra, the latest version ofthe world’s most advanced desktop operating system, delivering newcore storage, video and graphics technologies that pave the way forfuture innovation on the Mac®. macOS High Sierra offers an all-newfile system, support for High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) and anupdate to Metal®, Apple’s advanced graphics technology that powerseverything from machine learning to virtual reality contentcreation. macOS High Sierra also includes a number of refinementsto the apps Mac users enjoy every day, including Photos, Safari®and Mail.
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“macOS High Sierra delivers important forward-lookingtechnologies and new opportunities for developers wanting to tapinto the power of machine learning and create immersive VR contenton the Mac,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president ofSoftware Engineering. “The core technology innovations in macOSHigh Sierra, combined with our advances in hardware, will continueto push the Mac forward in exciting new ways.”
Powerful New System Technologies
Apple File System
Apple File System (APFS) features enhanced performance, securityand reliability of data and provides a foundation for futurestorage innovations. An advanced architecture optimized for today’smassive storage technologies, APFS makes common operations such ascopying files and directories instantaneous, helps protect datafrom power outages and system crashes and keeps files safe andsecure with native encryption. macOS High Sierra also maintainscomplete read-and-write compatibility with previously formatted HFSdrives and data and is designed to accommodate future advancementsin storage technology.
High-Efficiency Video Coding
Support for industry-standard HEVC (H.265) enables videostreaming and playback of 4K video files at incredible quality thatare also up to 40 percent smaller than with the current H.264standard.* With HEVC, Apple is enabling high-quality videostreaming on networks where only HD streaming was previouslypossible, while hardware acceleration on the new iMac® and MacBookPro® deliver incredibly fast and power-efficient HEVC encoding andediting.
Metal 2
Metal is the fastest, most efficient way to tap into GPU poweron the Mac. Metal 2 features a refined API and improved performancethat help developers accelerate their apps. It adds support formachine learning used in speech recognition, natural languageprocessing and computer vision. The combination of Thunderbolt 3and Metal 2 allows the most demanding users to access powerfulexternal GPUs. An External Graphics Developer Kit gives developersall the hardware and software they need to optimize their apps.
Virtual Reality
Drawing on the performance of Metal 2 and the latest Machardware, macOS High Sierra adds support for VR content creationfor the first time, enabling developers to create immersive gaming,3D and VR content on the Mac. Leading VR companies are joiningApple to drive VR innovation on the Mac with features coming laterthis year — Valve is optimizing their SteamVR platform for macOSand enabling connection of the HTC Vive headset, while Unity andEpic are bringing their VR development tools to macOS. Also laterthis year, Final Cut Pro® X will add support for professional360-degree workflows with the ability to import, edit and export360-degree video.
Refinements to the Apps Mac Users Love
Photos
Photos in macOS High Sierra adds a new always-on sidebar thatpresents albums and organization tools. A redesigned Edit viewincludes powerful new tools like Curves, for fine-tuning of colorand contrast, and Selective Color, for making adjustments within adefined color range. Live Photos™ can now be edited with funeffects and Memories curates user photos and videos around severalnew topics. Photos now supports external editors, so Photoshop,Pixelmator and other apps can launch directly within Photos, withedits saved back to the Photos library. And for the first time,support for third-party project extensions gives users access toprinting and publishing services, such as Animoto, ifolor,Shutterfly, WhiteWall and Wix, from right within the Photosapp.
Additional App Refinements:
• Safari can automatically use Reader to open articles in aclean, uncluttered format, while Autoplay Blocking stops media withaudio from automatically playing in the browser.
• Intelligent Tracking Prevention in Safari uses machinelearning to identify and remove the tracking data that advertisersemploy to follow users’ web activity.
• Mail search gets faster and easier with Top Hits, which putsthe most relevant results at the top of a user’s message list.
• Siri® on the Mac responds with a natural and more expressivevoice, and when using Apple Music®, it learns music preferences,creates custom playlists and answers music trivia.
• Notes adds simple tables, where a user can type in cells, makeedits and move rows and columns.
• Spotlight® provides flight status information, includingdeparture and arrival times, delays, gates, terminals and even amap of the flight path.
• iCloud® File Sharing lets users share any file stored iniCloud Drive® and collaborate with other people.
Pricing & Availability
The developer preview of macOS High Sierra is available to AppleDeveloper Program members at developer.apple.com starting today,and a public beta program will be available to Mac users in lateJune at beta.apple.com. macOS High Sierra will be available thisfall as a free software update from the Mac App Store®. For moreinformation, visit apple.com/macos/high-sierra-preview.
Registered Apple Developer Program members can get everythingthey need to optimize their apps for external graphics withthe External Graphics Developer Kit for $599 (US). It includes aThunderbolt 3 external PCI expansion chassis, AMD Radeon RX 580graphics card with 8GB VRAM and USB-C hub.
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Howard Robertson can’t get a piece of software he uses to run in macOS Sierra:
The guys who make the program are not recognized developers for Mac. However, I have used this app for years (it’s required for work). How can I install it with the new restrictions on installing apps in Sierra?
The kind of app Howard’s referring to is one that’s “unsigned” by its developer. That means that while it’s legitimate software that can launch in macOS, the software maker hasn’t gone through the steps to be active in Apple’s developer program, which costs $99 per year, and obtain a cryptographic certificate.
When an active developer creates an app, Apple uses that certificate and its own encryption data to “sign” it, which allows a user to know that the app hasn’t been modified between when the developer created the app and when it reached the user. This reduces the chances of malware. Apple has information about the developer and can revoke the certificate if they engage in malicious activities, preventing their apps from running on Macs in the future.
Not all unsigned software is dangerous. I’ve seen plenty of simple utilities designed by side-project programmers who simply don’t want the minor expense and associated hassle of signed apps. If you know the app developer well enough and download the app directly from a site under their control using an https connection, then you have a decent amount of certainty that it doesn’t contain malware. And less well-known software is also less likely to be intercepted and re-released with malware inside, too. (Don’t accept and run randomly provided or discovered unsigned macOS apps, though.)
In Sierra, Apple removed an option in the Security & Privacy system preference pane that used to let you opt out of Mac App Store (MAS) only or MAS plus signed app security and choose to run any downloaded app. But you can still launch such apps.
- Find the app in the Finder.
- Right-click the app.
- Select Open.
- Sierra pops up a prompt warning the app is from an unidentified developer. Click Open to continue.
That choice is stored with the app, so you won’t be asked again until you install a new version.
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