Did you know about this hidden feature in your iPhone Photos App we discussed in Mac Geek Gab 882?
Scroll down in photo detail view to find your pictures categorized by People and Places! There is also a huge map that shows where you have taken all your pictures.
Elon Musk has denied a story that appears in a new book alleging that he asked Tim Cook to make him Apple CEO as part of a deal to buy Tesla.
Ever have a scenario where everything seems right but nothing IS right? That’s what’s happening with several different MGG listeners this week, each for several different reasons. Listen as John and Dave dig into these questions — and more! — as they diligently work to ensure everyone learns at least five new things. Quick Tips, Cool Stuff Found, and more round out the episode to be sure of that!
In case you missed Mac Geek Gab 881, here’s a cool new accessory to check out: Ultimate Ear’s FITS. These are do-it-at-home, custom earbuds.
The Earthworks ICON Pro is a great microphone for gaming, broadcasting, and podcasting! Check out more in this video from Mac Geek Gab 881.
Andrew Orr joins host Kelly Guimont to discuss Security Friday news and dig into social engineering hacks, with tips on how to avoid them.
Watch This Segment From Cutting The Coax — Mac Geek Gab 881 To See What John and Dave Think About Youtube TV. Then let us know in the comments what you think!
Bryan Chaffin, Jeff Gamet, and John Kheit pick up part three of their series on Apple’s best features and products with a look back at the products Apple killed, including the best products that were inexplicably canceled.
The Mozilla Foundation has released a report on YouTube’s video recommendation algorithm affects its users by collecting stories in 2019.
The Apple 1 computer is a rare, expensive computer (now). Released in 1976 it was designed by Steve Wozniak. It was Apple’s first product, and The 8-Bit Guy shows us how it works by building a replica able to run the Apple 1 software.
Luxembourg’s National Commission for Data Protection has fined Amazon US$886.6 million over its data processing practices.
Apple Arcade’s newest offering is called Detonation Racing and it’s an action-packed thriller. You drive a race car through a series of exploding tracks with a career mode filled with challenges. There are six tracks and nine cars to choose from as you play with others across iOS, tvOS, and macOS.
Elon Musk wanted to become Apple CEO, but the idea was not met kindly by Tim Cook, according to a review of a new book about Tesla.
Elon Musk has backed Epic Games in its battle against Apple, tweeting his support for the Fortnite maker and condemning App Store Fees.
After a flat premiere episode, Ted Lasso season two is starting to really kick-off as tension builds with the return of a familiar figure.
This one caught my eye as I was browsing for sales on BookBub (seriously, use BookBub). How to Disappear is the authoritative and comprehensive quide for people who seek to protect their privacy as well as for anyone who’s ever entertained the fantasy of disappearing-whether actually dropping out of sight or by eliminating the traceable evidence of their existence. The author, Frank Ahearn, was a skip tracer, people who specialize in locating others.
Want to know more about REGEX? Check out this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 881 on REGEX101 to build, test, and debug your regex.
Like Smart Lists in Reminders there is a similar feature in Apple Notes called Smart Folders that use the new tagging tool.
On Thursday Airbnb announced it added a Wi-Fi speed test tool to its app to let Hosts easily advertise their speeds.
While Hosts have been able to manually add wifi speeds to their listing pages for some time, we’re now providing an easy and efficient in-app solution to allow them to measure the wifi speed in their listing using the Airbnb app.
Hosts can test their listing’s connection speed right within the Airbnb app, and easily have their wifi speed information posted on their listing page, making their listings more appealing to guests looking for connected stays.
