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The new Mac mini and Mac Studio models announced by Apple this week are "slated to ship" with macOS Golden Gate, according to Daring Fireball 's John Gruber . Apple's product pages for the new Mac mini and Mac Studio models mention macOS Golden Gate features such as Siri AI, providing further evidence that the computers will ship with the latest operating system, instead of macOS Tahoe. In addition, FCC documents and other evidence uncovered by MacRumors all point towards the new Macs coming with macOS Golden Gate preinstalled. "The new Mac mini comes to life with the upcoming macOS 27, which includes Siri AI, a profoundly more capable and personal assistant; helpful Apple Intelligence features across everyday apps; and an expansive set of improvements that make the Mac even more responsive and reliable," said Apple, in a press release. Apple said the new Mac mini and Mac Studio will be released on Tuesday, September 22, so macOS Golden Gate would need to be released before that date if the computers will ship with that operating system. Based on historical patterns, macOS Golden Gate will most likely be released during the week of Monday, September 14. Related Roundup: macOS Golden Gate This article, " Apple's New Macs to Ship With macOS Golden Gate " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Removing Downloads from the Dock eliminates its one-click Fan view, but the folder and its files remain on the Mac . Here's how to restore Fan view on the Downloads folder. Downloads on the Mac Dock Apple treats Dock items as aliases that point to the originals. Removing a Dock alias changes only the Dock, so putting it back doesn't recover, move, or duplicate any files. Open Finder and choose Go , then Home , or press Shift-Command-H . Drag Downloads to the Dock beside the Trash. Control-click or right-click Downloads in the Dock. Choose View Content As , then Fan . Choose Sort By , then Date Added . Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums