No the iPad version is not iavailable in the App Store from the Apple Silicon Macs. However, there is a Mac OS version of Spark Mail.Was curious as someone else in another post was complaining about it, thanks for the reply. I am really just wondering about the viability of touch screen apps on a non-touch screen. I LOVE Spark email app on IPAD, does that by any chance run.
Most apps should run thru Rosetta 2 until app developer release a native version to support the Apple Silicon processes. If you have must need apps I would check on the forums or Internet to verify that others can run the apps that you use.Are all apps from the Mac App Store compatible with Apple Silicon?
But if you have an AirPlay-compatible monitor or TV it will work along with an external display.This was my other burning question.
Thank you for doing this for us all!
I don't see the 11.0.1 update. Is it for developers only?I upgraded to 11.0.1 later. Maybe 11.0.1 includes it but not 11
Ah...didnt know Spark had a native Mac app, thanks - I am a windows desktop user with an Ipad. Last I checked they didnt have a windows program. It is better on the IPad than emclient is on windows.Most apps should run thru Rosetta 2 until app developer release a native version to support the Apple Silicon processes. If you have must need apps I would check on the forums or Internet to verify that others can run the apps that you use.
Can you see if spatial audio on your AirPods Pro is supportedi
No. Migration is simply copying your old Mac to your new Mac. It works fine. “Restoring” is attempting to do a clean install from the recovery partition of the SSD.Been reading about "restore" bricking the M1. I'll have to migrate data from my old computer using a Time Machine backup. Is "migrating" the same as "restoring"? Did you transfer data to your new M1? Migration worked smoothly?
I used the migration tool using a Thunderbolt cable. Worked like a charmBeen reading about "restore" bricking the M1. I'll have to migrate data from my old computer using a Time Machine backup. Is "migrating" the same as "restoring"? Did you transfer data to your new M1? Migration worked smoothly?
I had the Pro 13", 2019, 2.7 GHz, 16GB, 1TB before. The is definitely a difference in responsiveness, battery life and fan noise (it's almost always off when on my old Mac it would often turn into a 787-9 engine).So you feel it’s drastically different than the 2020 pro? Wondering is I should sell or for one?
The only time I heard the fan was while benchmarking with CineBench and it wasn't as loud as my old 2019 MacBook Pro which had two fans instead one like this one.
- Have you heard the fan spin up at all yet?
- Can you try and stress test it and let us know how bad the fan noise is, if any?
I'm seriously considering offloading my 2020 air to my partner and upgrading to a 2020 Pro or Air (likely Pro as for the spec I want - exact spec you have - its minimal cost difference).
?The only time I heard the fan was while benchmarking with CineBench and it wasn't as loud as my old 2019 MacBook Pro which had two fans instead one like this one.
They are great! Smooth, and the laptop doesn't heat up at all.How are 4K videos through Safari? Mainly thinking about YouTube. Thanks.
I know. Just hoping it does as it’s a more iOS-like chip. Although it would make more sense for Apple to implement the surround sound feature of spatial audio without worrying about the gimmicky orientation shifting features that requires the gyroscopes.i doubt it will support it, unless it has an internal gyroscope. Spatial audio needs 2 gyros for automatic calibration.
The only time I heard the fan was while benchmarking with CineBench and it wasn't as loud as my old 2019 MacBook Pro which had two fans instead one like this one.
Thanks. So looking forward to my MBP 16/2TB. But I didn’t order until the 14th and have a long wait.They are great! Smooth, and the laptop doesn't heat up at all.