Lots of the reviews of the new iPhone 12 Pro have mentioned the cameras. Well, Tyler Stalman has reviewed the device from the specific point-of-view of a photographer.
Scarlett Johansson to Star in Apple TV+ Movie 'Bride'
Scarlett Johansson is set to both co-produce and star in the upcoming movie ‘Brides’ that is headed to Apple TV+.
New Videos Show Power of iPhone 12 Pro Cameras
Apple released two new videos that featured Donghoon J. and James T. of Incite showing-off all the powers of the iPhone 12 Pro’s cameras.
James Thomson of PCalc – TMO Daily Observations 2020-10-26
Today, James Thomson of PCalc sits down with host Kelly Guimont to chat about developing apps for Macs through (several) processor changes.
New, Smaller, AirPods And AirPods Pro Set for 2021 Launch
Both the AirPods and AirPods Pro will get a revamp in 2021, with the focus appearing to be on making the audio products smaller.
Facebook Cloud Games Launch, But Not on iOS
Like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, Facebook cloud games have launched but the service is not available on iOS.
Bruce Springsteen 'Letter to You' Reunion Apple TV+ Featurette
There has been a lot of cross-platform promotion for the new Bruce Springsteen Apple TV+ film Letter to You, which was released on Thursday, ahead of schedule. If you haven’t had a chance to settle down and watch it, there’s a short featurette on YouTube. It shows the E-Street band reuniting and explaining what it feels like when they are all back together.
Changing its Tune, Spotify Lets You Transfer Songs Again
Two weeks ago SongShift wrote that Spotify wouldn’t let the app’s users transfer music out of Spotify anymore; they could only bring music into Spotify from other platforms. But now Spotify has changed its mind and it’s good to see.
With the release of SongShift v5.1.3, you will again be able to transfer playlists from Spotify to another service. The only caveat is, you have to have created the playlist yourself, or the playlist must be collaborative and followed by you.
Managing Your Drives, Big Sur Tips, Ransomware, and More — Mac Geek Gab 840
These days most of us are using external drives at some level. Even if we’re not, our internal drives are always in need of some attention, pruning, or some other operation. Listen as your two favorite geeks answer all your drive-related questions. That’s not all, of course, we’ve got more Big Sur tips, ideas for mitigating ransomware, Cool Stuff Found, and much more! Press play and enjoy an hour-or-so with John and Dave!
Missing iPhone 12 Charging Plug to Provide Sales Boost in Key Area
Apple framed the decision to remove a wall adapter and headphones from the iPhone 12 box as an environmental decision. I noted that it was probably something they would do anyway to encourage customers to buy more accessories. Well, according to a note from Deutsche Bank seen by CNBC, that’s exactly the case.
Deutsche Bank analysts picked up on that potential growth in a research note earlier this week. “While [Apple] claims that they are not shipping earphones and a charging cube with the iPhone to save the environment (they are including a charging cord), the reality is that such a decision could drive a financial benefit for the company as well,” the Deutsche Bank analysts wrote. Looking beyond the near-term sales of the iPhone 12, Apple’s new magnetic charging system, MagSafe, is laying the groundwork for even more accessories for the iPhone. There have long been rumors that Apple’s ultimate goal is to remove the charging port in the iPhone, like it did for the standard headphone jack, which will in turn drive iPhone owners to buy even more extras for their devices.