Apple MacOS Mojave was released on September 24

We now know when Apple released macOS Mojave, named after a well-shaped desert: September 24th.

Mojave has a dark mode, more options to organize your files and brings more iOS applications to the office. It was first announced in June and a public beta became available at the end of June. Dark mode turns the brightly illuminated dock, taskbar and chrome to a darker gray to navigate in the evening or reduce the brightness of sensitive eyes. Meanwhile, the Mac App Store is getting a new look, making new applications more visible on the front page, like on the iOS store. Microsoft's Office 365 is coming, as well as Adobe's Lightroom CC, as well as Apple News, Voice Memos, Home and Stock iOS applications.

You can now sort your files into "stacks" to place all PDFs, photos, and videos together. New security controls allow you to allow applications to view your location, your personal data, and to access or deny your access to your microphone. Similarly, Apple will now allow you to block social networks such as Facebook to allow you to track your line using your similar buttons.