Apple's choice was Myriad, a font made for Adobe. Again, Apple had the typeface modified, which was done by Galápagos Design Group, but there are only minor spacing and weight differences from ...

02. Download the font Whatever website you find your font on, there will be a Download button either already or after buying. Click this and a downloading motion graphic will flash across the screen.

Not everyone is satisfied by the ample array of fonts available to use on the Mac, with some users needing to add more, or even remove some if there are too many. AppleInsider explains how to do ...

When Apple first released the Macintosh in 1984, one of the many ways in which it was revolutionary was in allowing users to choose between fonts. These fonts were extremely limited, though.

9to5Mac reported yesterday that Apple may switch out the system font used in OS X and iOS from Helvetica Neue to San Francisco, the font it developed in-house for the Apple Watch.

Apple left an easter egg (intentional or otherwise) in its new 30 years of Mac tribute website today: A custom font that depicts each Mac model from the ...

Technically, the script font Apple used to use all over their Keynote presentations was ‘Apple Casual’, which was also used heavily on the Newton. — Kevin Fox 🦊 (@kfury) October 30, 2018 ...

Apple lets you install, manage, and work with custom third-party fonts on your iPhone or iPad. It's a little complicated but worth the effort if you're a font aficionado.

From TypeCon2007, a press release congratulates Apple and Microsoft for extending an agreement on cross-licensing fonts. Microsoft Corp. and Apple today announced that they have renewed their font ...

Apple is expected to refresh the font used across its devices, 9to5Mac reported Wednesday. Apple currently uses the new font, called San Francisco, in the Apple Watch.

To be fair, Apple isn’t the only culprit in the problem of font sizes. Many indie apps, coded by developers with laser eyes, don’t consider that some of their users may have vision far from 20/20.

MacFixIt reader John is one of many to report issues with certain fonts after upgrading to Mac OS X 10.3.5. He is the first we've heard of, however, to receive a confirmation from Apple.