InPaint Photo Editing App Bundle for Mac and Windows: $24.99

· Bryan Chaffin · TMO Deals

InPaint Photo Editing App Bundle for Mac & Windows

We have a deal on the InPaint Photo Editing App Bundle for Mac and Windows, a collection of photo editing apps. Those apps include InPaint, iResizer, iResizer, Multi-View, Multi-View, BatchInpaint, and PhotoStitcher. All apps work on either Mac or Windows, but note that the license is for one device only. You can read up on the details of each app in the deal listing. This app bundle is $24.99 through our deal.

Apple Announces Design Awards Winners for 2020

· Charlotte Henry · News

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The winners of this year’s Apple Design Awards have been announced with developers of both apps and games receiving the accolade.

16 Web APIs Apple Avoided Over Privacy Concerns

· Andrew Orr · Link

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ZDnet has a list of 16 Web APIs that Apple declined to add to Safari over concerns they could be used to track users.

The vast majority of these APIs are only implemented in Chromium-based browsers, and very few on Mozilla’s platform.

Apple claims that the 16 Web APIs above would allow online advertisers and data analytics firms to create scripts that fingerprint users and their devices.

What do Laundry Symbols Mean? Find Out With ‘Laundry Lens’

· Andrew Orr · Cool Stuff Found

Laundry symbols are a type of mysterious hieroglyphics that can tell you if an item of clothing has special washing or drying needs. Laundry Lens is a new app I discovered over the weekend that helps you decode these symbols. All you have to do is take a picture of the label and it will tell you what each symbol means. There are over 70 laundry symbols you can browse, or search by their descriptions. App Store: Free

What do Laundry Symbols Mean? Find Out With ‘Laundry Lens’

Full Disks, Slow Speeds, and Low Batteries — Mac Geek Gab 822

· John F. Braun & Dave Hamilton · Mac Geek Gab Podcast

SSD and screwdriver in Laptop with text Full Disks, Slow Speeds, Low Batteries - Mac Geek Gab 822 episode image

Your questions haven’t stopped, and neither have our answers! How to deal with a full disk? What to do for slow internet speeds? How to best manage your battery? All of these topics are addressed, plus Cool Stuff Found, Quick Tips, and more. Press play and enjoy learning at least five new things with John and Dave this week!

WWDC 2020: Post-keynote Analysis With Craig Federighi

· Charlotte Henry · Cool Stuff Found

John Gruber’s edition of his Talk Show following the WWDC keynote is always worth a watch/listen. This year it was obviously recorded remotely, but Apple SVP Craig Federighi joined from a Apple Park to help dive into the all the announcements.

Brainstorm by Mapping Your Mind (Part 2)

· Bob LeVitus · Dr. Mac's Rants & Raves

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In the thrilling conclusion to last week’s mind-mapping column, this week Dr. Mac talks about four macOS mind-mapping apps.

Universal Mobile Phone Screen Magnifier with Speaker: $21.99

· Bryan Chaffin · Link

Universal Mobile Phone Screen Magnifier with Speaker

We have a deal on a Universal Mobile Phone Screen Magnifier. This device features an acrylic lens screen that zooms your phone screen 2 to 3 times to avoid visual fatigue and better viewing. It also features a built-in Bluetooth speaker. Check out the details on the full deal listing. This device is $21.99 through our deal.

WWDC 2020: 'Decoding The Keynote Panel' With Setapp

· Charlotte Henry · Cool Stuff Found

Following the  WWDC 2020 keynote, I moderated a panel hosted by Setapp to unpack some of the key announcements. Joining me was Oleksandr Kosovan (CEO and Founder at MacPaw), Denys Zhadanov (Vice President at Readdle), Max Seelemann (Co-Founder and Lead Developer at Ulysses), and Christian Owens (Co-Founder and CEO at Paddle).  Amongst other things, they discussed what the newly announced updates will mean for the Apple developer community and how the new macOS/iOS features could affect end-users. The different panelists have a variety of takes, and I really enjoyed listening to what they had to say.