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By the time the ... • Wednesday June 18, 2025 8:10 pm PDT by Every year between 2015 and 2024, at least one Apple executive agreed to be interviewed by Daring Fireball's John Gruber for a special WWDC episode of his podcast, The Talk Show. Last year, for example, Apple's software engineering chief Craig Federighi, marketing chief Greg Joswiak, and top AI researcher John Giannandrea joined Gruber on stage at the California Theatre in San Jose to discuss... • Top Rated Comments1 day ago at 07:41 amA lot of older audio gear uses firewire, there’s going be a lot of musicians and studios upset by this if it turns out to be how the final release goesI do wonder if the settings tab shows up if you plug in a firewire device though, it may just hide it to declutter when there’s nothing detected, anyone running the beta who has a TB to firewire adapter want to test?Score: 30 Votes ( | )1 day ago at 07:54 amComplete stupidity like this is why I will never let up on Apple. There’s zero reason for them to be removing functionality in software that hardware is otherwise capable of. There are still many use cases and industries relying on legacy FireWire devices.Score: 17 Votes ( | )1 day ago at 07:38 amThat's unfortunate. Although, TBH, I was honestly surprised how long the legacy I/O is still being supported. I still regularly sync my iPod video to my Mac to this day and it works great.Score: 13 Votes ( | )1 day ago at 07:41 amWait, does this mean we won't be able to plug in a digital 8 camcorder? I still have tapes that I need to capture but they have not been mailed to me yet.Score: 13 Votes ( | )1 day ago at 08:18 amSeems trivial for them to include the driver. There are all kinds of old hard drives and even pro video and pro audio equipment out there that are still functionally relevant/useful. It really is to their benefit to maintain compatibility.Score: 13 Votes ( | )1 day ago at 08:16 amNobody is FORCING you to upgrade to the latest version of MacOS, nor should upgrading be done blindly and without due diligence. With each new version take an objective look at what features you get and what you lose and decide if upgrading will fit your workflow. If connecting to a FireWire device is essential to your business then don't upgrade. Or keep a different Mac around just to keep it connected. Or find a replacement device that connects via a supported interface. It's not the end of the world, there's always a reasonable solution.Score: 11 Votes ( | )Next ArticleGuides Pride wallpaper, carrier satellite connectivity for iPhone 13, Screen Time improvements, and more. Apple Intelligence is what Apple is calling its artificial intelligence feature set. Here's everything we know. Image Playground is Apple's dedicated image creation app that can build cartoon-like pictures based on text descriptions., For example, NekoMichiUBC on X has discovered that the macOS Tahoe beta lacks support for FireWire. That means that legacy devices, such as the original and 2nd-generation iPod, , The first macOS Tahoe developer beta does not support the legacy FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data-transfer standards, according to @NekoMichi on X, and a Reddit post..
According to @NekoMichiUBC on X, and a Reddit thread, the first developer beta of macOS Tahoe does not include support for the IEEE 1394 standard, which Apple calls FireWire. Older external drives , The first developer beta of macOS 26 Tahoe appears to have dropped support for the FireWire 400 and 800 standards. “macOS 26 Tahoe dev. beta 1 is no longer compatible with the iPod 1st , Most people aren’t going to miss the FireWire standard on any modern Mac, but it’s worth noting that a small percentage of users do still use FireWire devices even today. Unless Apple adds the FireWire standard back in future iterations of macOS Tahoe 26, those users could be forced to upgrade their working legacy accessories., The first macOS Tahoe 26 beta, released to developers last week, does not include support for FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data transfers, according to @NekoMichi on X, as well as a Reddit post. (Via MacRumors ) This means that the the original iPods models and any external storage devices that rely on FireWire cannot be used with a Mac , FireWire's final curtain call may be upon us. In the first developer beta of macOS 26 Tahoe, Apple has removed all FireWire support. While the removal comes in a beta release and technically could , .