Īlas, the big news about music playback at WWDC was not any sort of rebuild or breakup of iTunes, and early tweets from developers point to High Sierra including the same old bloated beast of an app.
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And yet this mission creep has kept iTunes from fulfilling some common music-management tasks: It won’t sync your music to an Android phone should you commit that computing heresy, but its cloud-storage options can apparently sometimes make iTunes lose purchased music. Sometimes, I can’t even get the computer to respond long enough for me to switch to the Activity Monitor app and see which “Safari Web Content” process turned the cursor into the spinning-beachball symbol of non-responsiveness.īut all of that interface bloat has made iTunes less capable at its core task compared to music players that just, you know, play music. The single most maddening part of my Mac experience is discovering that a web page or web pages have caused Safari (or, less often, Chrome) to devour memory and make it impossible to use any other app. And Safari will stop web videos from playing automatically with the sound on and make it harder for advertisers to badger you about products you looked at earlier on some other site.īut there are still some issues Apple didn’t mention during its keynote - lingering problems with the Mac’s core software that we can only hope see attention in the final version of High Sierra.
įor example, the new Apple File System should speed common desktop tasks like duplicating files or calculating a folder’s size.
Like any new software release showed off in a carefully rehearsed demo, High Sierra looked promising during its Monday introduction at the company’s Worldwide Developer Conference.
This fall, Apple (AAPL) will bring us the latest of its California-themed updates to its desktop operating system with macOS High Sierra. We’re hoping Apple’s macOS High Sierra will address some lingering issues with the company’s operating system.
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