Inhaltsverzeichnis für September 2025 in MacFormat

Brand new versions of macOS, iOS, iPadOS and more will be winging their way to you this autumn – and with them some great new features that’ll help you do more, easier and faster across your Apple devices. While you could give the public betas a whirl (which should be available by the time you read this), you might want to dive into this month’s lead feature (p20) instead. In it, you’ll discover all the major changes Apple is bringing to your Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Vision Pro, which range from an all-new Liquid Glass look across the OSes to useful additions such as Live Translation and Mac-like multitasking on iPad. But there’s so much more in this month’s jam-packed issue than that. On p62, you’ll…

We’re all painfully aware that Apple’s Siri upgrade powered by Apple Intelligence has been struggling. The company has admitted as much itself – with the virtual assistant’s AI overhaul being delayed from its planned launch date. It does now seem like the end could be in sight. That’s according to Mark Gurman, at least, who says that Apple is eyeing a spring 2026 launch date for the new version of Siri. This will reportedly be part of the iOS 26.4 release and will put it almost a full two years after the new features were revealed at WWDC 2024. The AI-powered Siri will be able to understand what is on your screen when you make a request, carry out tasks based on your personal context and info, perform actions within…

20 Number of Apple Foundation Programs made available to students to help them learn to code. Apple also provides 18 academies just for developers. 250,000 Number of APIs Apple makes available to developers for use in their apps, as part of frameworks like HealthKit, Metal, Core ML and MapKit. 90% Of developers pay no commission at all to have their apps on the App Store, and Apple doesn’t charge a commission on physical goods and services (such as grocery deliveries), digital goods and services (such as Audible) bought outside the App Store, or from in-app advertising (in apps such as YouTube). $1.3 trillion Amount of billings and sales made through the App Store in 2024. Five years ago the figure stood at $514 billion. 40 Number of local currencies supported…

Liquid Glass is Apple’s first major redesign to the look and feel of its operating systems since iOS 7, and this time it’s being applied across Apple’s entire product range. Today, apps regularly appear on multiple devices, with people switching between them as they work. This makes a common theme very useful, giving those operating systems a unifying feel without losing the comfortable familiarity that’s been built up over numerous software generations. But what is Liquid Glass? Inspired by the layered virtual screens and tools of visionOS, the new interface design is based on a translucent material that both reflects and refracts its surrounding content, and dynamically transforms as you use it. So, for example, a menu that’s currently static can move in response to your touch or mouse pointer.…

Master Apple shortcuts macOS • Cmd is the Command key. • Alt or Opt is the Option key. • Ctrl is the Control key, also shown as ‘^’ in shortcuts in the menu bar. • The thick, outlined up arrow is the Shift key. • The thin, left arrow or outlined pointer with ‘X’ inside is the Delete key, which deletes to the left. Pressing the Function key (Fn) and the Delete key deletes to the right. • The thin, right arrow key with a small vertical line at the end is the Tab key, which shifts the focus between some controls. iOS • A tap is a brief contact of (usually) one finger on your device’s screen. • To drag is to move a finger across the screen to…

The toolbars in Finder and many of the apps built into macOS, offer plenty of useful options, but they also have a good number you may never use and some stark omissions. Wouldn’t it be great if you could select items in Finder and click a Delete button to remove them or select AirDrop to share? You may even desire a button to burn files and folders to a CD or DVD. Well, all these functions are actually available if you just know where to look… The toolbars of many built-in Mac apps are customisable – in Finder alone, you can add 11 items, including a New Folder function and Quick Look. Those controls can be included in addition to – or as a replacement for – the default set of…

Think of the Touch Bar, featured on certain MacBook models from 2016 to 2022, which changed its display and functionality depending on the context. Now imagine a similar concept applied to the keyboard itself, with each physical key having an LED-lit mini display that can change to show different letters and symbols. That’s what may be coming our way in the future, as revealed in a recently filed Apple US patent application (US-12283442-B2). Entitled ‘One-Way Visibility Keycaps’, the patent document describes keys with glyphs (ie, letters or other symbols) that are invisible to the human eye until lit by an underlying LED matrix display shining through a one-way visibility surface layer containing microscopic perforations. The keycap body can include transparent glass with paint applied to the bottom, or include a…

The very first computer password is older than Apple; it was created in 1961 by American computer scientist Fernando Corbato. Corbato needed to give each user of a shared computer private access. So he used a technique that dates back to at least Roman times. Passwords are believed to have been invented by the Roman military: they would engrave a ‘watchword’ on a wooden tablet, and if you didn’t know that day’s watchword, the night guards wouldn’t let you pass. Sadly the days when passwords could be one word are long gone. Even complex passwords can be cracked quickly by automated tools. Retailers’ websites are under constant attack by people trying to get customers’ logins and card details, and the internet is full of fakes and frauds trying to trick…

One of the downsides of technology is that if it’s possible to use it for crime, a bad actor will find a way to do just that. And that’s what’s happened to Apple Pay and similar services from other tech firms. When you buy things with Apple Pay there isn’t the same payment limit that there is on contactless bank cards. That’s often a good thing – you can use Apple Pay to make major purchases, such as a used car, from your iPhone. While that’s convenient, it also means that there is a potential security problem. If someone gets your card details and adds them to their Apple Wallet, Google Wallet or similar digital wallet, they can go on a spending spree. Some UK banks enable single purchases of…

Group test Reviewed by HOLLIN JONES ON TEST… > 1ByOne H009 > Audio-Technica AT-LP3XBT > JBL Spinner BT > Pro-Ject T1 Evo BT Record players have undergone a true renaissance in recent years, with listeners appreciating the analogue warmth and depth of the sound produced by vinyl, especially in this era where almost everything seems to be digital. It’s far from being a fad – vinyl absolutely has its own character that’s quite unlike any other medium. While serious audiophiles might opt for a large and expensive separates system, a Bluetooth turntable provides a more affordable and flexible way to enjoy the sound of vinyl. Since a turntable connects directly to your Bluetooth speaker, it gets around Apple’s lack of support for higher bitrate codecs and so transmits much more…

£799 FROM philips.co.uk FEATURES DLP (Digital Light Processing) tech, Full HD (1920x1080) resolution, image size up to 150in, 1500:1 contrast ratio, up to 2,500 lumens brightness, 1.49:1 throw ratio, 2x HDMI, 1x USB, 1x RS232 port, 3.5mm headphone jack, 1x 5W speaker, manual focus adjustment and keystone correction, up to 30,000hrs’ lamp life, Google TV, 8ms input lag at 120Hz It might not satisfy those with high-end gaming needs, but it’s great for everyone else While gamers are spoiled for choice when it comes to high-end monitors designed specifically for gaming, there’s considerably less available when it comes to projectors. Philips’ GamePix 800 Smart Gaming Projector does a great job of filling the gap, but it can’t replace a pro-level gaming screen. It’s not solely for gaming though. The GamePix…

£899.99 FROM marshall.com FEATURES 11 Class D amplifiers (2x 50W, 9x 15W), Dolby Atmos, DTS-X, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, AirPlay 2, 1x HDMI (eARC), 1x HDMI (passthrough), 1x USB-C port, 1x Ethernet, 1x RCA (phono) line input; 1x subwoofer out You can use the app to run a room analysis via the soundbar’s two mics which will tweak the sound to your space Marshall has been making wireless speakers and headphones for some years now but the Heston 120 is its first foray into the world of soundbars. At £900, it’s around the same price as the Sonos Arc Ultra (£999, sonos.com) and at the upper range of what most people would pay before venturing into ultra high-end audiophile land. The Heston 120 continues a modern trend for one-box Dolby…

£127.99 FROM keychron.com FEATURES Full-size layout, hot-swappable keys, 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.1, low latency, pair up to three devices, 22 types of RGB backlight settings, lifespan of up to 80 million keystrokes You can’t fault this keyboard for accessories. You get a set of Windows keys, which you can swap for the default Mac keys, a custom tool for key swapping, a USB-C charging cable with a USB-A adaptor, a female USB-C to female USB-A adaptor, and various tools and screws. The Keychron V6 Max is a full-sized keyboard; as well as the main keyset it offers a numeric keypad. A couple of switches around the back let you switch between macOS/iOS and Windows/Android operation, and also between USB, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. When using Bluetooth, you can pair…

More rumours are circulating over the possibility of Apple’s two AI-enabled tabletop hubs designed to level up the smart home. In a recent report, Mark Gurman said the first one could arrive this year. The more modest device – which should feature a smart screen fixed to a speaker – has allegedly been delayed “due to problems with Siri” but should arrive “by the end of this year”. The more advanced version, which comes with a display attached to a robotic arm and a “unique AI personality” is set to be unveiled “a year or two later”. Some features have apparently been dropped to get it out of the door.…

Ever wondered what the future holds for Jony Ive since his 2019 departure from Apple? Well, we seem to have found our answer, as it’s been announced that the design guru has teamed up with OpenAI to make some sort of AI device in the near future. Specifically, OpenAI has bought io, Ive’s AI hardware startup, for around $6.5 billion (about £4.8 billion). Ive and OpenAI chief Sam Altman have reportedly been working together for about two years, with Altman commenting, “I think we have the opportunity here to kind of completely reimagine what it means to use a computer.” We don’t know exactly what will result from this collaboration, although we can supposedly expect a family of AI products. That said, after similarly named AI company iyO sued OpenAI…

Nothing Headphone (1) > £299 > From nothing.tech Nothing, the UK company known for its see-through phones and earbuds, has just launched its first over-ear headphones and they look stunning. Developed in collaboration with British audio maker KEF, the Headphone (1) features high quality 40mm drive units, wrapped in a aluminium and clear plastic shell with tactile rather than touch controls. That’s a good thing as touch controls can be tricky to master, and all too easy to trigger by accident; instead you get a Roller, a Paddle and a Button to adjust the volume, switch media or select from the Headhone (1)’s built-in active noise cancellation (ANC) modes. The Headphone (1) promises to be comfortable to wear for long periods too with oil-resistant PU ear cushions cosseting your ears and…

The name of the new release of macOS is usually a closely guarded secret, but this year, it was widely leaked. As usual, it’s a geographic feature in California. macOS 26 is to be called Tahoe, after a lake on the border of California and Nevada. According to Apple’s Craig Federighi, it’s a “Breathtaking spot where crystal clear waters meet majestic mountain peaks.” This is certainly reflected in the default wallpaper, which is a beautiful blue design. macOS Tahoe is compatible with all Apple silicon Macs and a handful of Intel models, namely the 2019 Mac Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro, and the 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro and iMac. Apple says Tahoe will be the last version of macOS to support Macs equipped with Intel chips. Apple Intelligence macOS Tahoe…

The next release of iPadOS brings a slew of new features that bring a more Mac-like experience to the tablet. In fact, if you get yourself a Magic Keyboard or third-party keyboard with a built-in trackpad, you could even replace your Mac notebook with an iPad. To run iPadOS 26, your iPad must have an Apple A12 chip or newer (M-series chips are newer). For Apple Intelligence, your iPad needs an Apple M1 or Apple A17 Pro chip or newer. To check, go to Settings > General > About, and look for Model Name near the top of the page. Apple Intelligence Naturally, the iPad gets the same Apple Intelligence features as the other Apple devices. With it, you can communicate comfortably and easily across language barriers using the tablet’s great…

Extensions give Safari on Mac superpowers; they add a host of extra features ranging from changing how websites work to offering extra search engines, storing your passwords or offering instant language translation. Finding and installing extensions couldn’t be easier – in Safari, go to Safari > Safari Extensions in the menu bar – and you can configure them, disable them or uninstall them in Safari > Settings > Extensions. In this tutorial, we’ll focus on three extensions that do really useful things. First, there’s Anybox, a kind of bookmark manager that’s fast, friendly and multi-talented – you can use it to clip text, save images and tag websites for easy recall. Adblock Plus does what the name suggests. And StopTheMadness (shown here in its Pro edition) is a Swiss Army…

Everyone knows that the Apple Watch can help you to keep tabs on your health and improve your fitness. Strap it to your wrist and you can use its advanced sensors to track your sleep, monitor your heart, and get insights into your respiratory rate. You can get information about your runs, swim workouts and strength training, and a whole lot more besides. But did you know that medical professionals are also making good use of the Apple Watch – and not only for their own health but for the benefit of their patients? In utilising the Watch and lots of other Apple technology, they’re tapping into a growing ecosystem cultivated by the Cupertino-based giant that, with the assistance of third-party developers, is shaping the future of healthcare. Dr Paul…

And so to the ‘victor of the vinyl’ in our turntable group test… We like the ease of use, price and solid sound of the Audio Technica AT-LP3XBT and it’s well worth considering for anyone looking to get into vinyl on a budget. JBL’s Spinner BT is the most fun model on test, and looks super cool, though for the price, its sound is perhaps not the most detailed. 1ByOne’s model is certainly interesting and rather different to the others, making it a good choice for those low on space or who want an all-in-one. Pro-Ject’s decades of turntable excellence shine through in the T1 Evo BT. Although it’s the most expensive player on test, it’s among the company’s most affordable models, with a superb finish, premium acoustic engineering and…

£299 FROM nobleaudio.com FEATURES Bluetooth 5.4 (multipoint), 20Hz-20kHz frequency response, TrueWireless Mirroring, active noise cancelling (ANC), up to 42 hours’ battery life, USB-C or wireless charging, plus fast charging support The case charges over USB-C or wirelessly and holds up to an impressive 42 hours of charge Noble Audio may not be a familiar name due to its line-up largely featuring high end in-ear monitors, many of which run into the thousands of pounds. Happliy though the company also makes some more affordable models, of which the FoKus Amadeus is the latest. Inspired, so the company says, by the artistry of Mozart, the striking red design is gorgeous and if anything subtler than some of Noble’s more outlandish colour schemes. The black and red theme carries over to the case,…

£49.99 FROM anker.com/uk FEATURES 130W total output, 4x USB-C, 2x USB-A ports, ActiveShield 2.0 charging protection The downside of having so many electronic devices is you’ve a lot of charging to do to keep them up and running. This can be a pain, especially when travelling. Anker’s new Nano Charger helps alleviate this by giving you six ports and a total output of 130W from one mains socket. The charger has a small footprint at 9.3x9.8cm. It’s powered by a detachable AC figure-of-eight cable. On the front of the device are four USB-C ports, with two USB-A outlets on the side. These ports are a bit close together, but it’s not much of a problem. With the correct cables (not supplied) it can charge a MacBook, iPad, iPhone, AirPods and…

iMac From £1,299 In October 2024, Apple updated its 24in iMac with the M4 chip, and the iMac now has the wonders of Apple Intelligence built in. You can choose between an 8-core CPU/8-core GPU at entry-level, or an 10-core CPU/10-core GPU on the mid-range and top-tier versions. The entry model now comes with 16GB of memory as standard, configurable to 24GB; the mid- and top-tier versions are configurable to 24 or 32GB (32GB only available with 512GB or more of storage). The solid-state drive (SSD) storage starts at 256GB on entry-level and mid-range versions, and 512GB on the top-tier iMac, although you can add up to 1TB on the entry-level model and up to 2TB on mid-range and top-tier models. You still get a 4.5K (4480x2520) Retina display, with…

Apple put last year’s wonderkid, Apple Intelligence, firmly in the corner at its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in June and focused instead on iOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, macOS 26, and iPadOS 26 (all Apple’s next generation of operating systems have a brand new ‘26’ name, reflecting the year they will be most active in). In fact, the whole keynote built steadily to the real star of the show: the iPad. This is the device that Apple usually treats as an afterthought. To be fair, Apple made a big deal about the iPad when Steve Jobs introduced it in 2010, but since then it has had a series of OS updates that always seemed to keep it hobbled in some way. Apple introduced various types of app management systems that…

Apple will celebrate the iPhone’s 20th anniversary when the ‘iPhone 19’ launches in 2027, and already we’ve seen plenty of leaks and rumours supposedly leaking out of Apple’s top-secret labs and onto the web. While we can’t know for sure what’s coming our way, we can at least round up what’s been reported so far to see what we make of it. One of the most prominent rumours is that the upcoming iPhone 19 will feature an all-screen design. That means no Dynamic Island, no bezels, and curved glass edges on the sides. This is a look that Apple has apparently been working on for many years, with the technology potentially finally ready in a couple of years’ time. In order to eliminate the Dynamic Island, Apple will need to…

Apple’s macOS 26 (Tahoe) update has added clipboard history, but it’s a pretty basic implementation compared to some third-party alternatives. If you find yourself craving a little more control over your past clipboard entries, try Paste 5. This clipboard manager is the perfect tool for power users. Instead of a Spotlight-style list of text and files, Paste uses a toolbar at the bottom of your Mac. This offers visual previews of each item, making it absolute child’s play to find what you’re after. You can search for items, organise them into groups, pin frequently used files, set up shared clipboards with colleagues (new in version 5), and even work automatically with Shortcuts integration. It all syncs over iCloud, too, so anything you copy on one device is available everywhere else.…

The next version of watchOS also bases its visual theme on Liquid Glass. Smart Stack widgets, Smart Stack hints, notifications, Control Centre and in-app controls and navigation all adopt the new design, as do the numerals in the Photos Watch face. The Smart Stack for widgets is now boosted with better prediction algorithms that incorporate data from your personal routines. Like its predecessor, watchOS 26 requires a Watch Series 6 or later, but the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR will not be supported. If you’re currently running watchOS 11 and your iPhone isn’t one of these models, you can run watchOS 26. tvOS 26 As well as the obvious Liquid Glass visuals, tvOS 26 introduces a new browsing look with cinematic poster art. It also has a great karaoke…

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Maps on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch can help you get from A to Z more easily, but there’s a whole lot more to it than that. Fire up the app on your Mac and, yes, you can work out how to drive, walk, cycle or take public transport from one place to another. But it’s also super-helpful when planning a trip or exploring a destination’s surroundings. As you will see, Maps makes it easy to find interesting places, whether you’re searching manually or using one of many built-in guides written by professionals. The app also lets you see what a location looks like, either from a birds-eye view or on the ground, and you can organise places of interest into custom guides. You’ll soon be able to discover the…

One of our favourite GarageBand features is the Beat Sequencer, which enables you to create your own drum and percussion patterns even if you’ve never hit a hi-hat or smacked a snare drum before. As we’ll discover in this tutorial, it’s incredibly easy to use, but it’s also a very powerful creative tool. The Beat Sequencer enables you to create very complex patterns, and it’s very simple to then incorporate multiple Beat Sequencer patterns in your song and to tweak the patterns to keep things musically interesting. A really useful thing about Beat Sequencer is that if you know how to use it in GarageBand, you’ll know how to use the Step Sequencer in GarageBand’s bigger sibling, Logic Pro. That’s because the Step Sequencer in Logic Pro is based on…

Apple has made some important changes to the way it manages passwords – most obviously by creating an entire new app, called Passwords, which launched in iOS 18 and macOS 15 (Sequoia). That’s good because it means passwords are stored in the same way and in the same place across your iPhone, iPad and Mac, instead of putting them in Safari’s preferences here and iCloud settings there. It’s also a lot more user-friendly. The Passwords app does several things. It pops up when you’re asked to create a password for a website or app; it stores those passwords and makes it easy to access them when required; and it warns you of any security dangers, such as if one of your passwords has been included in a website data leak.…

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£79.99 FROM alexandernaut.com/fugue-machine-rubato NEEDS macOS 15 or later The original Fugue Machine was a music-making app like no other. Inspired by Baroque music and serialism, it allowed you to rapidly craft short loops and play multiple variations on your melody simultaneously. The result was unique, hypnotic, and ripe for a follow-up. Eight years in the making, Fugue Machine Rubato is now here. At its core, Rubato has much in common with its predecessor. You lay down notes on a piano roll and can then set off multiple playheads, each of which can have its own speed, direction, and pitch. So far, so 2015. But Rubato turns out to be the Logic Pro to the original’s GarageBand. First off, there are now eight playheads, rather than four. And further flexibility comes…

£299 FROM bang-olufsen.com FEATURES Bluetooth 5.1, AAC and AptX codecs, multi-point connectivity, IP67 dust and waterproofing, three mics, speakerphone mode, up to 24 hours playback, USB-C charging, stereo pairing The speaker is IP67 dust and waterproof making it suitable for use in any outdoor setting Now in its third generation, Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound A1 portable Bluetooth speaker sports a machined aluminium body and leather strap, complementing a stylish design that leans more towards the artistic than the majority of similar speakers. Coming from B&O that shouldn’t be a surprise and the feel here is certainly at the premium end of things. The speaker is available in three colours (this one is Honey Tone) and is dust and waterproof to IP67, making it suitable for use in any outdoor setting…

£89.99 FROM uk.swann.com FEATURES 140° viewing angle, 2K HD video, night vision, True Detect sensor, two-way audio, 5200mAh rechargeable battery, portable indoor chime For peace of mind, it’s good to have a video doorbell, like this one from Swann. Setting up is fairly simple. Download the latest version of the Swann Security app and follow the on-screen instructions. Unfortunately, it only works on the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band, which is a pain if you have a dual-band router. To store video recordings, you can slot a microSD card (not supplied) into the video doorbell, and/or use an optional cloud storage subscription. You get a single battery-powered chime unit which offers six chime sounds. The doorbell is rechargeable or can be wired in. You get an alert as soon as it rings…

£9.99 (lifetime licence) FROM Mac App Store, Joel Norvell NEEDS macOS 10.14.6 or later Among Preview’s virtues is its ability to fill PDF forms, with AutoFill to complete information drawn from your Contacts details. If you’ve ever tried using it for real, though, you’ll have discovered it’s far from perfect, skips some fields you need to use, and doesn’t handle checkboxes well. Fillably is a lightweight app that does one thing better than any of the more general PDF editors: it helps you design and construct forms that work properly in Preview. Concentrating on this single function makes Fillably both quick and simple to use and powerful, as shown in its interactive tutorial that it opens the first time you run the app. This takes you through turning a US…

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