Major new release brings a modernized look to the email client while also improving the Focus Pane. ($15 new, free update, 25.9 MB)

Adds support for the Photos for Mac app. ($29.99 new, free update, 21.6 MB)

Maintenance updates for two of Apple’s professional video editing apps. ($299.99/$49.99 new, free updates)

The venerable Apple-owned database software brings a number of improvements to the user interface and mobile publishing. ($329/$549 new, paid upgrade, 420 MB)

Brings a number of handy additions to the popular calendar app. ($39.99 new, free update, 12.9 MB)

Adds support for package merging to streamline synchronization. ($40 new for ChronoSync, $10 new for ChronoAgent; free updates; 28.4 MB, 10.3 MB)

Adds settings for skipping intro/outro sections of a podcast and a button for opening 1Password to access protected podcast credentials. ($9.99 new, free update, 20.9 MB)

Updates to the three versions of Apple’s Web browser with WebKit-related security patches. (Free)

Adds a task progress window to the User Agent menu bar application. ($39.99 new, free update, 12.0 MB)

Makes changes to investment reporting on the Calendar and improves Download/Financial Institution settings on the Account settings sheet. ($74.99 new, free update)

Maintenance update focused on fixes for the two PDF editing apps. ($74.95/$124.95 new, free update, 52.3/53 MB)

Fixes a bug that caused Carbon applications to default to the Documents folder. ($34.95 new, free update, 11 MB)

Adds support for the Photos for Mac app and Force Touch trackpads. ($29.99 new, free update, 42.9 MB)

Adds support for Git and EditorConfig, as well as brings a lengthy list of improvements and fixes to the venerable text editor. ($49.99 new, free update, 11.5 MB)

Reduces audio pipeline latency and updates Instant On to version 8.0.7. ($59 new, free update, 8.6 MB)