Joe Cieplinski: So, the big question: Would this bug still be present in Music, despite all the work Apple had put into rebranding and reworking it? […] Well, at first, the duplicates appeared again. I was despondent. I could not believe Apple didn’…
Lees meerJuli Clover: Apple today seeded the first beta of an upcoming macOS Catalina update to its public beta testing group, giving non-developers a chance to try out the software ahead of its fall public release. It seems to be essentially the same as Dev…
Lees meerDavid Smith: When I look at the iPhone distribution for Pedometer++ the four most popular devices are all that size. Together they account for nearly 50% of all devices I see in use. […] The next most popular screen size is the 5.5″ Plus size at aro…
Lees meerAs we get closer and closer to macOS Catalina, sometimes it’s not about what we gain, but what we lose. Dashboard is one of The post MyMac Podcast 759: Dashboard Drops Out appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerFrom Derek Lowe: Neither you nor the mixer will be improved by the HF, which is one of the last things on earth you would want to expose such equipment to, and then there’s the matter of handling the Sarin itself. These process problems have been a…
Lees meerThis month Bart chats with Steve Sheridan of the Podfeet podcast network about timelapse photography. Show notes available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp69 Reminder – you can The post Let’s Talk Photography 69: ‘Timelapse’ with Steve Sheridan appeared …
Lees meerBruce Henderson: For those of you well versed in computer history, Jean-Marie Hullot died today. Though there is a very small Wikipedia article on him, his contribution to Objective-C, NeXT and eventually Apple and iOS cannot be understated. He was …
Lees meerKyle Bradshaw (via Eva): Google is essentially saying that Chrome will still have the capability to block unwanted content, but this will be restricted to only paid, enterprise users of Chrome. This is likely to allow enterprise customers to develop…
Lees meerApple helped to usher in the 4K revolution before the 2K revolution got off the ground– thanks to Apple TV 4K which lets you stream better than ultra high definition video to your 4K HDR television. What does all this mean? Thanks to rapid technolog…
Lees meerYes, Apple is broken. I read it on the internet. And you know they can’t put it on the internet if it isn’t true, right? Even with all those tens of billions in excess cash, Apple has problems that require partnerships. We ... Continue Reading »
Lees meerWell, it was nice while it lasted. For a while now, the consensus seemed to be that if your iPhone was updated with the latest version of iOS, a third party should not be able to unlock your device without...
Lees meerSam Byford (MacRumors): It’s free to download and use for a week, then it’ll require a $9.99 monthly subscription through Apple’s in-app purchasing system, which includes 1TB of cloud storage. […] This isn’t the first time that you’ve been able to g…
Lees meerAdam Engst: George [Jedenoff]: When I turned 70, I decided I needed mental exercise that would help to keep the cobwebs out of my brain as I grew older. I have always been interested in technology, so I thought it would be interesting to learn more …
Lees meerShaun Nichols: Wardle, however, found that there is a glaring hole in the new security features: the implementation of backwards compatibility support. He told The Register how, in order to keep the operating system from breaking older applications,…
Lees meerSt. Clair Software: Version 5.3.7 of Default Folder X introduced a new capability: it can now ask what the default folder for an application should be on the fly using AppleScript. […] Put an AppleScript script in:~/Library/Application Support/com.s…
Lees meerApple (via MacRumors): Apple today announced the completion of a major expansion of its Apple authorized service network. With nearly 1,000 Best Buy stores across the US now providing expert service and repairs for Apple products, customers have eve…
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