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- 1macOS 27.3 Brings Live Activities to Macs Without Dynamic Island●macOS 27.3 Brings Live Activities to Macs Without Dynamic Island The new MacBook Pro models with touch-enabled OLED disp
Apple's macOS 27.3 update extends Live Activities support beyond the new OLED MacBook Pro models, whose Dynamic Island replaces the notch and natively hosts the feature. Owners of other Apple silicon Macs will reportedly also gain access to Live Activities, without needing the Dynamic Island hardware, allowing iPhone activity updates like timers and delivery tracking to appear on the desktop.
- 2macOS 27.3 Beta Pulls Compromised eMudhra Certificates▼macOS 27.3 Includes an Important Security Fix The first macOS 27.3 developer beta includes an important security fix tha
Apple's first macOS 27.3 developer beta includes a security fix that stops command-line tools from accepting web certificates issued by eMudhra, a certificate authority whose credentials were compromised. The update removes the affected certificates from the system's trust store. Observers are highlighting the fix as an important step for Mac users' security.
- 3macOS 27.3 Beta Adds Markdown Rendering to Quick Look●macOS 27.3 Makes Markdown Files Easier to Read macOS 27.3 adds native Markdown rendering to Quick Look, allowing users t
The first beta of macOS 27.3 brings native Markdown rendering to Quick Look, letting users preview .md files with formatting applied instead of raw text. Styled headings, bold text, lists, and links now display properly in the preview pane, making Markdown documents far easier to read without opening another app. Tech observers see it as a small but welcome quality-of-life improvement for Mac users who work with Markdown files.
- 4macOS 27.3 beta shows formatted Markdown files in Quick Look●Con la prima beta di macOS 27.3, Quick Look mostra i file Markdown già formattati: titoli, testo in grassetto, elenchi e
The first beta of macOS 27.3 brings a small but welcome change: Quick Look now displays Markdown files already formatted, with headings, bold text, lists and links readable directly in the preview. Until now, .md files showed only raw syntax, forcing users to open another app to see the rendered result.
- 5iOS 27.3 Brings Vertical Tabs and Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari●iOS 27.3 Adds Vertical Tabs and Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari With iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS Golden Gate 27.3, App
Apple is rolling out iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS Golden Gate 27.3 with major Safari updates. The browser gains a Vertical Tabs layout as an alternative to the standard horizontal tab bar, along with an adaptive dark mode. Tech observers are discussing whether these long-requested browsing features meaningfully improve everyday use across Apple devices.
- 6Apple blocks compromised eMudhra certificates, but macOS tools lag behind▼Apple says its frameworks already block compromised eMudhra TLS certificates, but some macOS command-line tools, includi
Apple says its frameworks already reject compromised eMudhra TLS certificates, but some macOS command-line tools, including curl and git, can still accept them via /etc/ssl/cert.pem. The macOS 27.3 beta reportedly closes the gap, while a public fix is still pending. Security admins are being urged to take interim precautions.
- 7Apple Rolls Out First 27.3 Betas Across All Platforms●Apple Releases First watchOS 27.3, tvOS 27.3 and visionOS 27.3 Betas Alongside new betas of iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and m
Apple has released the first developer betas of watchOS 27.3, tvOS 27.3, and visionOS 27.3, alongside new betas of iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The updates arrive roughly a week after the 27.2 software releases, suggesting Apple is continuing its regular testing cycle ahead of the next round of public updates across its device lineup.
- 8Apple Seeds First macOS Golden Gate 27.3 Beta to Developers●Apple Releases First macOS Golden Gate 27.3 Beta Apple today started testing the next macOS Golden Gate update, and deve
Apple has begun testing the next version of macOS, releasing the first developer beta of macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The update arrives just one week after the company shipped macOS Golden Gate 27.2, indicating Apple is keeping its rapid testing cadence. Registered developers can download the beta now, and testers will be looking for changes ahead of a wider public release.