We are almost in the middle of summer and the temperatures close to 40º maximum They are being criminals in many regions of Spain, so we bring you the most "refreshing" news that has been given throughout this week so that at least you can distract yourself for a few minutes with a good soda in hand.
We start with the sales of the Apple Watch, Apple's wearable seems to be not being so demanded by users once the initial fever has passed Since it was put on sale, and according to private studies, sales could have fallen to almost 90% from the moment the reservations were opened online, we tell you everything through the following link.
We continue with the surprise appearance of the final edition of Office 2016 that after a few preliminary versions It seems that we already have a stable version on OS X where the cloud takes on special importance in this renewed version of Microsoft's well-known office suite.
On the other hand, it is also important to mention the appearance of the new beta 3 of OS X El Capitan that little by little is taking shape and solving stability errors. One of the failures was caused by certain 32 bit applications in the system that hung and could not be executed, in the end it could be solved as a patch via the Mac App Store, once applied updated the OS X public beta version to the same one that developers had already had for some time.
Finally, perhaps one of the news that has surprised me the most this week, is the elimination by Apple of the recovery key in XNUMX-step verification where if you lost or forget that password you could even lose the account and the purchases associated with it, a reason more than enough to think if more than help security it could be a setback for the user.
With this latest news we say goodbye until next week with this little weekly review of theor what has been the most relevant (in our opinion) in the Apple world and more specifically, on Mac.