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Here are eight of our favourite Mac word processing apps, including great alternatives to Word and Pages, and some free options.

Apple has updated its iWork apps (Pages, Keynote, and Numbers) for iOS and iPadOS devices.  Apple’s release notes say that Pages (word processing) and Numbers (spreadsheet) now allow you to “Link to web pages, email addresses and phone numbers from objects such as shapes, lines, images, drawings or text boxes.” Numbers also adds support “for collaborating on forms in shared spreadsheets.” As for Keynote (presentations), now allows teachers to use Apple’s Schoolwork feature to “v...

  Apples Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps have been updated on both iOS and macOS, now offering the ability to link document elements to web addresses, plus improved student progress viewing for teachers. Apples word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps have all been updated across both iOS and macOS. Each of the three brings improvements for teachers, while Pages and Numbers also add new linking features. "Link to web pages, email addresses and phone numbers from objects such as shap...

Apples Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps have been updated on both iOS and macOS, now offering the ability to link document elements to web addresses, plus improved student progress viewing for teachers.

DIY Photography Pinterest  Skylum has just announced the third Luminar AI update. As before, the main goal of the software is to help you edit your photo faster, but it can also come in handy if you create composites and digital art. The third time’s a charm, as they say, so let’s see what you get with the third update of Luminar’s AI-driven editing software. Sky AI is probably the most prominent and popular feature of Luminar AI. In the latest update, Skylum improved it further to give...

We've heard this claim before. What really caught my eye at Build was the announcement that developers will be able to offer progressive web apps in the Microsoft Store.

On a regular basis,  Apple World Today posts a list of notable new apps or app updates that have been released. They may not necessarily be new, but they’re popular and deserve mention. Here are today’s picks. macOS Dejal has announced Time Out 2.8, an update to their break reminder app. Using a computer for hours on end can lead to eye, back, and neck strain. Time Out offers users gentle reminders to take breaks, allowing them to stretch and relax. Version 2.7 features a new option to e...

Dark Noise is now available on the Mac for the first time. Features include a mini player, iCloud syncing, and more. After being a popular app on iPhone and iPad for years, Dark Noise is now available on the Mac for the first time. Its a universal app, meaning existing owners of the Dark Noise iPhone and iPad app can now download it from the Mac App Store for free. As youd expect, Dark Noise for Mac has the same features people have come to love on mobile devices. That includes iCloud syncing, ...

During his testimony in the Epic v. Apple trial, Federighi said that the iPhone requires a high level of security and that the "Mac is not meeting that bar today."

In 2010, Chris Lattner typed mkdir shiny on his laptop — and that little passion project would ultimately grow into the Swift language as you know it today. Since then, Swift has captured the hearts of millions of developers, and proven itself as a mature, powerful, multi-platform language. Now, there’s quite a difference between being able to execute print("Hello, world!"), and being able to leverage the more esoteric features of the language with confidence! Fortunately, Swift emb...