Apple Makes It Easier for Mac Developers to Drop Intel Support
Apple now lets existing universal Mac App Store apps requiring macOS 13 or later drop Intel support, encouraging more Apple silicon-only releases.
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Apple now lets existing universal Mac App Store apps requiring macOS 13 or later drop Intel support, encouraging more Apple silicon-only releases.
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