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1. Apple Stocks App For Mac High Sierra
2. Apple Stock App On Macos High Sierra Os

MacOS Mojave 10.14 is an excellent upgrade, with dozens of new conveniences for managing documents and media files, iOS-style apps for Stocks, News, and Voice Memos, and increased security. The macOS High Sierra gives most advanced technology for the storage, improved Apps for Photos, Safari, Mail, improved video quality and graphics and much more. Apple has announced the all new macOS High Sierra at WWDC on June 5, 2017, 03:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time SAN JOSE, California.

Apple's native Photos application got an update with the release of macOS High Sierra, including new library browsing features, a reorganized editing window, enhanced image recognition, and some.

• Many people have given up, but with the release of the so-called macOS High Sierra, Apple is finally giving the Photos app some ‘pro-level’ photo editing love.
• MacOS High Sierra is a mature, powerful, and easy-to-use operating system. Its biggest improvement this year is under the hood, with a new file system, but it gets plenty of visible improvements.

Use the Stocks app on Mac to view stock quotes, interactive charts, and top business news.

Open the Stocks app

1. On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a Finder window.

2. Click Applications in the Finder window sidebar, then double-click the Stocks app .

View stocks in Notification Center

For a quick look at the stock market, check the Stocks widgets in Notification Center on your Mac.

1. On your Mac, click the date and time in the menu bar, then scroll to see the Stocks widgets.

2. To open the Stocks app, click anywhere in a Stocks widget.

See Customize Stocks widgets in Notification Center.

Ask Siri. Siri can answer general stock queries for you. Say something like:

• “What’s the ticker symbol for Apple?”

• “How’s the market doing today?”

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Shutterfly, Inc. (NASDAQ: SFLY), the leading manufacturer and online retailer of high-quality personalized photo products and services, today announced an integration with the Apple Photos app for macOS High Sierra. The new Shutterfly extension for Photos allows users to create, customize and purchase Shutterfly photo books without leaving the application. Users can also begin creating a photo book within Photos and then complete it on Shutterfly.com. With this announcement, Shutterfly continues to expand the ability for customers to use photos from major third-party ecosystems to create high-quality, personalized products.

Shutterfly is one of the first to participate in Apple’s new project extension framework for the Photos app, first announced at the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in June.

“Shutterfly’s integration with Photos for macOS makes it easier than ever for users to discover, create, and purchase beautiful, award-winning Shutterfly photo books in an environment where they already store, organize, and take inspiration from their photos,” said Shutterfly President and CEO, Christopher North. “This announcement further extends our commitment to make it simple to create Shutterfly products no matter where your photos are stored. We are honored to collaborate with Apple on this launch and are delighted that their new open platform permits such seamless integration.”

The process to create a Shutterfly photo book through the macOS Photos application extension is as simple as a few clicks. Users select an album or a set of photos within the Photos app in macOS High Sierra, choose to create a project with Shutterfly, and within seconds, the user’s photos will be auto-filled into a Shutterfly photo book to review, edit, and purchase. Users can also choose to begin a project within the application and then complete it on Shutterfly.com. Photo books are then manufactured by Shutterfly using the largest four-color digital printing platform in the USand delivered to the given address. Users can find and install the Shutterfly extension from within the MacApp Store, or from within Apple Photos for macOS.

For more information visit Apple’s Newsroom.

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