Where Have the Network Tools Gone?

Howard Oakley: When writing about network tools available in macOS just eight years ago, I identified three GUI apps:Network Utility, tucked away in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications,Wireless Diagnostics, accessed via the WiFi menu,Network D…

WhatsApp Supports Photos and Video in Original Quality

Tim Hardwick: WhatsApp is rolling out a new option that lets users on iPhone share photos and video over the messaging platform in their original quality.[…]WhatsApp’s latest feature avoids compression altogether by allowing photos and video to be s…

Opening URLs in Private Safari Windows

Jeff Johnson: The problem with using both private and public windows is that when I open a URL in Safari from another app, such as Mail app, or such as my own Link Unshortener, which I use as my default web browser, I can’t control where exactly the…

Google Maps in Late 2023

Tim Hardwick: When users get directions for driving, walking, or cycling, Google Maps now offers a “multidimensional experience” that can be used to preview bike lanes, sidewalks, intersections, and parking along the route, according to Google.A tim…

Google’s Gemini

Casey Newton: Google this morning announced the rollout of Gemini, its largest and most capable large language model to date. Starting today, the company’s Bard chatbot will be powered by a version of Gemini, and will be available in English in more…

★ Beeper? I Hardly Knew Her.

The three-day saga of an unauthorized iMessage client for Android.

★ Beeper? I Hardly Knew Her.

The three-day saga of an unauthorized iMessage client for Android.

★ Beeper? I Hardly Knew Her.

The three-day saga of an unauthorized iMessage client for Android.

GeeksPub – The Bracket S1E1

Tim and David discuss the GTA VI trailer, Halo S2, Highlander reboot, and introduce the first season of The Bracket, a Comic Book Movie The post GeeksPub – The Bracket S1E1 appeared first on MyMac.com.

GSE408 Lights Camera Action

On episode 408 of Geekiest Show Ever Elisa and Melissa discuss their new home entertainment gear and how they want to configure it all.. The post GSE408 Lights Camera Action appeared first on MyMac.com.

Tip of the Day: You Can Select Multiple Tabs, Then Drag Them, in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox

University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill Resigns After Embarrassing Testimony in Congressional Antisemitism Hearing

Verizon Gave a Woman’s Phone Data to an Armed Stalker Who Posed as Cop Over Email

Podcast episode 126: Mega Chip Battery Powered Episode with Name-Dropping and Jacket Tracking

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Ex-Apple Lawyer in Charge of Enforcing Compliance With the Company’s Insider Trading Policies Sentenced to Probation for Insider Trading

Selecting Multiple Tabs in Safari

John Gruber (video): Just like making multiple selections in a list view, Shift-click will select an entire range at once, and Command-clicking lets you select (and deselect) noncontiguous tabs. […] Once you have multiple tabs selected, you can drag…

Mac Menu Bar Icons and the Notch

Jesse Squires (Mastodon): On my 13” Intel MacBook Pro, the icons reached to about halfway across the screen. On the 14” M3 MacBook Pro, ironically a machine with a larger display, at least 3 icons get hidden. This “design” (or lack thereof) is so du…

Bartender 5

Surtees Studios: With support for macOS Sonoma and a multitude of innovative features, Bartender 5 represents the pinnacle of Mac menu bar mastery. […] Conceal select menu bar items while retaining quick and easy access through intuitive methods. Sw…

23andMe Breach

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (Hacker News): On Friday, genetic testing company 23andMe announced that hackers accessed the personal data of 0.1% of customers, or about 14,000 individuals. The company also said that by accessing those accounts, hack…

Tip of the Day: You Can Select Multiple Tabs, Then Drag Them, in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox

Tip of the Day: You Can Select Multiple Tabs, Then Drag Them, in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox