Andrew Orr and Jeff Butts join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Security Friday news and how to encrypt email on iOS devices.
Apple AirPower: ‘One More Thing’ for iPhone 12 Event
In 2019, we were disappointed by the Apple AirPower being canceled. There’s a chance, though, that the wireless charging pad is coming soon.
Hide and Toggle All of the Clutter on Your Mac Desktop When Sharing Your Screen: $9.99
We have a deal on PliimPRO, software for the Mac that lets you safely share your screen with just one click. By simply clicking “Presentation Mode,” your colleagues or clients will just have to focus on your screen and not on other stuff you got there. The video below (no sound) shows how PliimPRO works. This app is $9.99 through our deal.
Still 'a Lot of Gasoline' Left in the AAPL Tank
Bullish Wedbush analyst Dan Ives thinks that the company is entering an iPhone “supercycle,” with plenty of “gasoline” left in the AAPL tank.
Epic Games Hosting #FreeFortnite Cup With anti-Apple Prizes
Epic Games has announced that on Sunday it will host the #FreeFortniteCup, prior to Fortnite Chapter 2 – Season 4 being released.
Apple Quietly Acquired Israeli AR Firm Camerai
Apple reportedly bought Israeli startup Camerai a year-and-a-half ago, with details of the acquisition only just emerging.
How to Use Safari Private Browsing on iPhone or iPad
Charlotte shows you how to use Private Browsing Mode in Safari on your iPhone or iPad (running iOS 13/iPadOS 13).
News Publishers Ask Apple for Better App Store Terms
Major news publishers like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal are asking Apple for better App Store terms.
Apple Market Milestone, Tim Cook's Leadership Style – TMO Daily Observations 2020-08-20
Andrew Orr and Charlotte Henry join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Apple’s market milestone and Tim Cook’s leadership style.
Lightroom Bug Deleted Peoples’ Photos, They’re Not Recoverable
The latest update to Adobe’s Lightroom app for iOS and iPadOS had a bug that deleted peoples’ photos and presets that weren’t already synced to Creative Cloud. The company says they are unrecoverable and has a bit more information here.
“I’ve talked with customer service for 4+ hours over the past 2 days and just a minute ago they told me that the issue has no fix and that these lost photos are unrecoverable,” wrote the user. “Adobe is unbelievable some times. All I got was a ‘we’re sincerely sorry’ and nothing else. 2+ years of photo edits just gone because of Adobe and all they give is a sorry, lmao.”