We could write ten times the number of words we have on Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra and still not cover everything there is to talk about when it comes to these two juggernaut operating systems.

Apple today announced the next version of macOS, the desktop operating system you probably still refer to as OS X. Version 10.13 will carry the name "macOS High Sierra" and include new features ...

Welcome to our macOS Sierra vs Mac OS X El Capitan comparison review, in which we help you decide which is the best Mac OS for you, and whether you should upgrade your system to macOS Sierra.

Goodbye, OS X: Apple’s new desktop OS is “macOS Sierra” New OS revision drops the old name, but finally brings Siri to the desktop. Lee Hutchinson – Jun 13, 2016 1:40 pm | 170 ...

Now with High Sierra's first public ... It brought Siri to the desktop and Apple Pay to the web but didn't fundamentally ... which has been the de facto Mac file system since 1998's Mac OS 8.1.

macOS 10.13 High Sierra is the fourteenth version of macOS, and the follow up to macOS Sierra. Much like how OS X Snow Leopard was a refinement of OS X Leopard, macOS High Sierra is highly focused ...

Parallels Desktop 13 for Mac is touted as being much faster than the previous version when ... Any Mac running macOS High Sierra 10.13, macOS Sierra 10.12 or later, OS X El Capitan 10.11.5 or ...

Also, High Sierra introduces a handful of user-focused features that make browsing the web more pleasant. For instance, autoplay videos have to be one of the most annoying features of the modern web.

Version 10.13 of Apple's macOS--High Sierra--made its debut at the company's 2017 WWDC event. Here's what businesses and professionals need to know about the operating system.

AutoCAD published a note on its website explaining: “AutoCAD for Mac and AutoCAD LT for Mac 2015 and earlier are not compatible with Mac OS X v10.13.x (High Sierra).

In the case of macOS Sierra, the change means that there's no way for Mac users to download macOS Sierra should they want to downgrade from High Sierra for some reason. OS X El Capitan, OS X ...