Recorded 14th July 2019 This week Apple announced new MacBook Airs and MacBook Pros, but killed the MacBook… also they cut prices on SSD The post Essential Apple Podcast 142: An oasis in a desert of news appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerIn spite of its history of selling older models alongside newer models within the country, Apple has ceased sales of its iPhone SE, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone 6s Plus in India, a new report indicating that Apple has changed its regional str…
Lees meerThis might not be the best news if you just snagged a 2019 model MacBook Air. Per the mighty Consomac, the 2019 MacBook Air released last week features a slower SSD than its 2018 counterpart. After running the trusty Blackmagic Disk Speed test, it t…
Lees meerTikiTunes Wireless Bluetooth SpeakerLimitless Innovations$40 U.S. https://limitlessinnovations.com/product/tikitunes/ TikiTunes Wireless Speaker is a Bluetooth speaker with “Atmospheric Lightning Effect.” The speaker is 5-watts, has up The post Tiki…
Lees meerIf losing the mobile market to Android was Gates’s biggest mistake, you can argue it started when he agreed to support Apple and the Mac in 1997.
Lees meerIf losing the mobile market to Android was Gates’s biggest mistake, you can argue it started when he agreed to support Apple and the Mac in 1997.
Lees meerAmazon started its Prime Day Sale yesterday and it runs through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Tuesday, July 16. If you have been thinking about getting a new iPad Pro, you can save some money if you do so before...
Lees meerJoe Rossignol (tweet, Reddit): Airmail for iOS is now free to download on the App Store, but push notifications and multi-account support have become premium features priced at $2.99 per month or $9.99 per year in the United States. The app was prev…
Lees meerKatie Hafner (via Rodney Brooks): Dr. Corbató, who spent his entire career at M.I.T., oversaw a project in the early 1960s called the Compatible Time-Sharing System, or C.T.S.S., which allowed multiple users in different locations to access a single…
Lees meerRyan Singer (Ryan Singer): This book is a guide to how we do product development at Basecamp. It’s also a toolbox full of techniques that you can apply in your own way to your own process. […] First, we work in six-week cycles. Six weeks is long eno…
Lees meerAustin Johnsen (via Ashley Bischoff): TIL that if you go North of the Arctic Circle in the summer and bring a MacBook with Night Shift set to be triggered by sunrise/sunset, the process will go into an infinite loop because the sun never sets... I n…
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