Here is a list of the most commonly used Mac Software. I have been supporting Mac Software since 2005. Many bits of software was part of my job while I worked at apple. I am very good at receiving photos from the Apple Photos App.
- MacOS: The operating system that powers Mac computers.
- Safari: Apple’s web browser, known for its speed and energy efficiency.
- iTunes (now split into separate apps):
- Music: For managing and playing music.
- TV: For watching movies, TV shows, and streaming content.
- Podcasts: For discovering, subscribing to, and listening to podcasts.
- Books: For reading and organizing ebooks.
- Messages: Apple’s messaging app for sending and receiving texts, photos, videos, and more between Apple devices.
- Mail: The built-in email client for managing emails.
- Calendar: For scheduling and managing events and appointments.
- Contacts: For storing and managing contact information.
- Notes: A note-taking app for creating and organizing text, images, and more.
- Reminders: For creating and managing to-do lists and reminders.
- Photos: For importing, organizing, editing, and sharing photos and videos.
- Maps: Apple’s maps and navigation app.
- FaceTime: Apple’s video and audio calling app.
- Preview: For viewing and editing PDFs and images.
- Keynote: Apple’s presentation software, part of the iWork suite.
- Numbers: Apple’s spreadsheet software, part of the iWork suite.
- Pages: Apple’s word processing and desktop publishing software, part of the iWork suite.
- GarageBand: A music creation studio with various virtual instruments and recording capabilities.
- iMovie: A video editing software for creating and editing movies.
- Time Machine: A backup utility for automatically backing up your Mac’s data.
- Disk Utility: For managing disks, storage devices, and disk images.
All of the above software I have taught many of my students how to use. So not only can I fix the issue with this software I can show you how to use it.