MindNode issued an update on Wednesday that adds support for the iOS 14 Scribble feature with Apple Pencil. Users can try the new image picker to add photos, trigger actions with the new context menu, and use their Apple Pencil to hand write in nodes. Other improvements:Â Added support for opening URLs in third party browsers;Â Fixed opening of documents on Apple Watch that are outside MindNode’s iCloud container;Â Fixed image loading on Apple Watch of single file format documents and documents outside MindNode’s iCloud container;Â Improved support for third-party fonts by adopting the system font picker;Â Fixed an issue with opening documents that are outside MindNode’s iCloud container.
Satechi Launches 100W USB-C Gallium Nitride Charger
Satechi launched its 100W Gallium Nitride (GaN) charger on Wednesday. It offers USB-C Power Delivery in a compact size for US$79.99.
Illinois Facebook Users Can Apply for $400 Payout
Illinois residents can now apply to receive a Facebook payout of up to US$400 as part of a class action lawsuit. Here’s how to qualify.
Apple’s T2 Security Chip Jailbroken by Checkra1n
The latest update of checkra1n adds support for bridgeOS, which runs on the T-series of chips. These are responsible for the Touch Bar, managing encrypted data in its Secure Element, and controlling Mac camera access.
The ability to exploit the T2 processor could also allow you to bypass the anti-repair mechanism built into the Touch Bar. Further, it may allow hackers to get rid of the password or unlock MDM-locked systems.
As far as the OS goes, we could also add secure boot certificates like Microsoft’s secure boot signing or a self-signed Linux certificate.
‘Smart Tasks’ Reminder App Syncs Calendar Events
Smart Tasks is an app that combines reminders and your calendar to see what tasks you have one week at a time. Features include:Â Drag and drop to quickly add, reorder, delete, and import tasks;Â Swipe on any tasks, category, or date to access quick actions to get things done quicker;Â Sync across devices;Â Categories;Â Dark mode support;Â Multiple reminders in tasks;Â Notes in tasks;Â Choose between 28 modern colors for category labels;Â Calendar;Â Import reminders from the Apple Reminders app;Â Today Widget;Â Export and Import Tasks and Categories;Â Drag multiple tasks;Â Routines;Â Routine reminders;Â Add, edit, delete, and view calendar events;Â Handoff. Smart Tasks has a limited amount of features for free, and has a subscription costing US$1.99/month or US$11.99/year.
Tim Cook Could Earn One Million More Apple Shares by 2026
Apple has granted Tim Cook a massive new equity package and, in total, the company’s CEO could receive up to one million shares by 2025.
Apple and Epic Games Agree to Not Have Jury Trial
In a rare example of Apple and Epic Games agreeing, the two firms decided on Tuesday to move away from the possibility of a jury trial.
Cloudflare Web Analytics is a Private Alternative to Google Analytics
Cloudflare announced on Tuesday the introduction of Cloudflare Web Analytics as a  free, private analytics service competing with Google Analytics.
Cloudflare does not track where visitors are going online, and can help web owners get clear and accurate information about how their sites are performing without the need to profile users. Cloudflare already processes the requests for sites on its network and can collect analytics at the edge without adding third-party analytics scripts to a website.
Deliveries 9 From JuneCloud Arrives September 30
Deliveries 9 from JuneCloud arrives Wednesday, September 30 for Apple devices. It will be a subscription-based app that costs US$0.99/month or US$4.99/year.
If you previously purchased the app, you’ll get a complimentary subscription for up to 18 months from the date you purchased it. If you bought the app more than 18 months ago, your complimentary subscription will end February 1, 2021. You’ll continue to have access to most features of the app even after your complimentary subscription ends.
On their support page it looks like the app will be useless without a subscription. If you want to add new deliveries and sync with iCloud then you’ll have to pay up.
Masimo Accuses Apple of Delaying Legal Battle to Boost Apple Watch Sales
Masimo Corp. claims that Apple stolen its blood-oxygen monitoring technology used in the Apple Watch Series 6.


