Earlier this week many folks began experiencing an issue where macOS Mojave 10.14.4 could not properly log in to some Gmail-based accounts, mostly those using G-Suite for custom domains. The good news is that, as of late last night, this problem appears to have been eradicated.
VSCO Launches For This Photo Machine Learning
VSCO is launching a feature called For This Photo that uses machine learning to automatically suggest presets for your photos.
Eve Flare LED Lamp Now $10 Off Through April 2
Eve Flare is a portable smart LED lamp you can take anywhere. Indulge in the aura of any color you wish, anywhere you want. Eve Flare delivers ultra-versatile ambient lighting that’s so mesmerizing, you’ll recreate the ideal atmosphere again and again and again. It gives you 6 hours of untethered illumination. Wireless charging. Durable casing with IP65 water resistance. Plus a carry-and-hang handle. This LED lamp is built to go from your bedroom to your balcony to your garden and beyond – virtually wherever you need a pop of light. Activating your desired ambience is effortless. Just use the app or chat to Siri whenever the mood strikes. Or set a timer and have Eve Flare come to life by itself, courtesy of your home hub. Plus, it’s HomeKit-compatible. You can pick it up on Amazon for US$99.90 with a US$10 off coupon at checkout,
Apple Has Officially Canceled AirPower
Apple has officially canceled AirPower, saying that there were difficulties meeting its high hardware standards.
Kwamaine Jerell Ford Pleads Guilty to iPhone Hack
Kwamaine Jerell Ford has pleaded guilty to hacking celebrity Apple accounts and using them to go on a ‘spending spree’.
iFixit's AirPods 2 Teardown 'Disappointingly Disposable'
iFixit recently did an AirPods 2 teardown to see what’s different and how repairable they were. The verdict?
Let’s get the second of those points out of the way right away: they are not serviceable at all. iFixit had to go to almost comical lengths to open the AirPods up, and despite their expertise and tools, the iFixit team was unable to do so without permanently damaging the product. They described the product as “disappointingly disposable,” which is to say there is no practical way to service or repair them even at a professional shop.
Proposed Bipartisan Law Could End NSA Phone Surveillance
A new law out of Congress could put an end to NSA phone surveillance. It’s called the Ending Mass Collection of Americans’ Phone Records Act.
Turn Your Photos into Real, Customizable 3D/2D Talking Heads: $55.25
We have a deal on CrazyTalk 8 Facial Animation Pro Plan, software that helps you turn photos into real 3D or classic 2D talking heads. This new version of the app adds 3D Head Creation tool, a revolutionary Auto Motion engine, and smooth lip-syncing results for any talking animation projects. It’s $65 through our deal, and coupon code MADNESS15 takes another 15% off for a checkout price of $55.25. We link to the Mac license, but there’s a Windows option on the deal listing, too.
Which Browser is the Most Private and Secure?
Zubair Khan put together a list of popular web browsers and tested them to figure out which was the most private and secure.
To decide which browser is the best for privacy and security, we will evaluate them using two criteria: Available security features [and ]embedded Privacy Tools. Each browser will be rated out of five and will be ranked accordingly.
The browsers he tested: Chrome, Internet Explorer (Not Edge?), Safari, Firefox, Chromium, Opera, and Tor browser.
New iPhone Rumors, Mojave Gmail Bug Fix – TMO Daily Observations 2019-03-29
Bryan Chaffin and Andrew Orr join host Kelly Guimont to chat about the latest iteration of iPhone rumors and a bug in Mac Mail on Mojave.
