New in macOS Catalina

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how you can tell which apps are 32-bit. Why do we want to do this? 32-bit apps no longer work in macOS Catalina.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how you can now open your recent folders from the Dock, in addition to opening them from the Go menu when in the Finder.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how System Preferences has been reorganized. Apple moved iCloud preferences to the top, and reduced the number of preference pane categories.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how you can easily open two windows side-by-side with split view using macOS Catalina's new Tile option. If you are using multiple display, I also show you how you can easily move a window to a different display in macOS Catalina.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at the new Screen Time preferences on the Mac.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at the new Music app, which replaced iTunes. With the Music app, you still have all the main features of iTunes including playlists, up next, lyrics, minelayer, and equalization options. It's just in a simplified interface because Apple separated movies and podcasts out of iTunes into their own apps. In this video, I take a look at the main features of the new Music app and how you get around the app with macOS Catalina.

In this lesson, I go through the interface and the basics of the new TV app in macOS Catalina.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at the new Podcasts app. Podcast were located in the iTunes app in previous versions of macOS, but now Apple has separated out podcast and placed them in their own app. I look at how you can find new podcasts, add them to your library, play episodes. work with the interface of the app, and create podcast stations in this lesson.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how you manage your iOS devices through the Finder instead of through iTunes. Just plug in your iPad or iPhone, while using macOS Catalina, and your device will show in any Finder window under Locations. I demonstrate how all this works in the lesson.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what's new in the Photos app on the Mac.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what's new in the Notes app. Apple basically introduced a new way to view your notes. In addition to viewing them in a list, we can now view them as thumbnails in the Gallery view. See how to view your notes as thumbnails in this lesson from What's New in macOS Catalina.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what's new in Safari, including the new start page for when you first opens browser window, and how you can move a video you are watching into picture-in-picture through Safari's tab bar.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what's new in the Mail app on the Mac.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at the all new app FindMy on the Mac.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what a Catalyst app is on the Mac.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at what's new with security and privacy with macOS Catalina.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at the new Reminders app.

In this lesson for What's New in macOS Catalina, I look at how you can use your iPad as a second display for your Mac with Sidecar.