A report from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) shows that the iPhone 11/Pro/Pro Max dominated sales for Q4 2019.
Martin Luther King Day Marked by Apple and Tim Cook
Apple marked Martin Luther King Day by turning the front page of its website into a tribute to the late civil rights leader.
‘Home Before Dark’ Premiers on Apple TV+ April 3
Apple’s original drama series Home Before Dark will premiere on April 3 and has been already renewed for a second season.
Taking a Slofie in a Whiteout
Apple introduced the Slofie – the slow-motion selfie, on the iPhone 11. The company even moved to trademark the phrase! It shared a short new video showing how the tool can be used in skiing, in a whiteout.
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Cool Stuff Found and Your Questions Answered – Mac Geek Gab 798
You like Cool Stuff Found? Good! So do your two favorite geeks. Listen as John and Dave begin this episode sharing you – and their – new finds over the past couple of weeks. Apps, utilities, gizmos, and gadgets to help you truly increase your enjoyment and productivity with your technology. Then, of course, questions! Listen to answers to your (and other listeners’) questions about migrating drives, software subscriptions, Catalina Mail, Photos, APFS, and more. It’s all about having fun and learning five new things in the process, folks!
Jennifer Aniston Triumphs at SAG Awards For 'The Morning Show' Performance
SAG named Jennifer Aniston best actress for her performance in The Morning Show, while Steve Carell and Billy Crudup were also nominated.
PowerPhotos: Photo Management for Photos (App)
At some point, Dr. Mac decided that my iPhoto/Photos library was too big and archived everything prior to 2014 in a second iPhoto/Photos library, which is where PowerPhotos came in.
Apple Stumbles With its Obtrusive Apple TV+ Ads
We’ve always expected just a little more from Apple when it comes to treating the customer with respect and delivering best-of-class products. That’s been called into question with one Apple service.
Your Online Activity is a Social Credit Score
Violet Blue has an interesting take, that of your online activity as a social credit score. The SCC is something we usually associate with China, but we’re seeing trends suggesting America is moving toward a similar system.
Combine this with companies like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and yes, Airbnb deciding what legal behaviors are acceptable for service, and now we’re looking at groups of historically marginalized people being denied involvement in mainstream economic, political, cultural and social activities — at scale.
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Forsaking Safari, Security Friday Debut – TMO Daily Observations 2020-01-17
Charlotte Henry and Andrew Orr join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Charlotte’s move (back) to Google Chrome, and the first Security Friday!