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macOS Golden Gate
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A new article argues that Apple's macOS Golden Gate release is riddled with software bugs and quality problems. The piece has drawn significant attention among tech readers, feeding a wider conversation about declining software quality in recent macOS versions and whether Apple is rushing releases out the door.
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Mac users are complaining that macOS 27, codenamed Golden Gate, is unusually buggy and laggy, with problems concentrated in Mission Control, Spaces and Stage Manager. A fix guide circulating on OS X Daily suggests workarounds while Apple is expected to address the glitches in an upcoming software update.
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Apple has released the second public betas of iOS 27.2 and macOS 27.2, known as Golden Gate, to members of its public testing programme. The updates arrive as part of the ongoing iOS 27 and macOS 27 cycle, letting users test upcoming features and fixes ahead of general release. Coverage is drawing attention from Apple followers tracking the next round of software improvements.
- 4Apple ships first RCs of macOS Sequoia 15.8.2 and Tahoe 26.7.2●First RCs for macOS Sequoia 15.8.2 and macOS Tahoe 26.7.2 now available to developers In addition to releasing macOS 27.
Apple has released the first Release Candidates of macOS Sequoia 15.8.2 and macOS Tahoe 26.7.2 to developers. The updates arrive alongside the second public beta of macOS 27.2 Golden Gate, showing Apple maintaining older macOS branches for security and stability fixes even as it pushes its newest release forward through testing.
- 5Apple adds native RAW support for Sony and Canon cameras in OS 27●ビリーさん、FUJIFILMのことをプリムさんに教えるのはやめた方が…… Apple、最新のmacOS 27 Golden GateやiOS/iPadOS 27で「Sony RX10 V」や「Canon EOS R5 C」などのRAWフォー
Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate and iOS/iPadOS 27 will natively support RAW formats from cameras including the Sony RX10 V and Canon EOS R5 C, according to Japanese tech coverage. Notably absent from early chatter is FUJIFILM, prompting jokes that Billy should stop telling Prim about FUJIFILM. Photographers are discussing which cameras made the support list.