With macOS Catalina, iTunes file sharing no longer exists, in fact iTunes is gone altogether. Instead, you can share and synch files with your iOS devices directly through Finder. Of course you can still use iCloud Drive and AirDrop for file sharing, and those options are probably what you will use most of the time since they are quicker and easier, but this option exists nonetheless. Here's how to do it on your Mac running macOS Catalina or later:

Apple quietly published a press release announcing the long-rumored AirPods Pro wireless earphones. Not only are the upgraded AirPods Pro official, they are launching on Wednesday, October 30th. Apple detailed the design and features of the AirPods Pro, as well as their cost. The new design offers "truly immersive sound" along with Active Noise Cancellation and silicone ear tips for optimized fit.

iOS 13 merged Find My iPhone and Find My Friends into one app simply called Find My. macOS Catalina now introduces Find My to Mac, which is useful in case you lose your iPhone and you don't have an iPad - you'll be able to go to your laptop (or desktop) to locate it, even if it is offline.

Opening an Apple Card means one more monthly bill added to the stack. Apple Card makes it easy to see a snapshot of monthly spending, as well as interest due when the balance is financed. Payments to Apple Card are sent from your device, there's no writing checks or stamping envelopes. However, there's no getting away from the monthly bill.

Apple Arcade offers unlimited access to over 100 games on any compatible Apple device. Subscribers get access for up to six family members, with offline play, parental controls, and absolutely no in-app purchases. While Apple Arcade costs $4.99 per month, Apple offers a free one-month trial.