#mac

Mac users now have access to Gemini, which enables them to utilize artificial intelligence directly from their desktop. Google has released an update that introduces a native macOS app that works seamlessly with your Mac. Compared to apps from OpenAI and Anthropic, Gemini is the latest to arrive on Mac. The app works on macOS 15 and newer, and it’s free to download, with optional paid plans for more features. Apple has officially introduced Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle that brings together its most powerful creative apps into a single package designed for video editors, musicians, designers, and productivity-focused creators across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Music creators benefit from expanded Logic Pro features on both Mac and iPad, including new AI Session Players like Synth Player, Chord ID for automatic chord detection, enhanced Sound Libraries, and improved tools for beat making, songwriting, and live performance through MainStage. On the imaging side, Pixelmator Pro arrives on iPad for the first time, delivering a touch-optimized workspace with full Apple Pencil support, advanced masking, Super Resolution, and new Warp tools available to subscribers on both Mac and iPad. Users may still purchase Mac versions of individual pro apps separately as one-time purchases. Read more in our articles including "Google’s Gemini app lands on Mac" and "Apple Creator Studio now available in PH".