Mac OS

We've rounded up all of the biggest announcements from Apple's virtual developer conference

Apple is working with developers to build 64-bit apps from now on

Apple is working with developers to build 64-bit apps from now on

The tech will reduce blue light from your screen at night time

The new option lets you block spam iCloud calendar invites

Consumer electronics giant hopes patch will fix zero-day Java exploit in Mac OS X.

F-Secure finds a nasty piece of malware that disables Lion OS defences.

A range of Mac security threats emerged last year, including the notorious Koobface worm.

Mac users do not have long to wait until the App Store comes to their computers.

Mac OS vulnerabilities have risen by over five times, leading Panda Security to launch an anti-virus product for the operating system.

Most Macs will be able to run Windows 7 using Boot Camp by the end of this year, but some iMacs and MacBook Pros are being left out.

More patches headed towards Microsoft and Apple OS users.

Following speculation last week, Apple has confirmed that its new Mac OS will be released on 28 August.

Security firm Trend Micro is the latest company to warn that Apple’s popularity will make its OS more of a target for criminals.

Windows is apparently in decline, and Mac OS is growing. Does that mean that it’s primed for the business market?

Part two: Eugene Kaspersky, chief executive and founder of Kaspersky Lab, talks about the increasing security threats mobile users are facing.

Mac users may think they are safe, but Apple admits that users should be running anti-virus software on their systems.