The Financial Times — as noted by AppleInsider — reports that a Chinese labor organization has again accused Apple of allowing long hours, discrimination, and delayed pay at Foxconn’s main iPhone factory. “Despite Apple’s repeated pledges to improve conditions over...
If you’re watching tonight’s Tigers-Red Sox clash at Fenway Park — the start of the final series of the regular season, with huge playoff implications for both teams — some of the shots on the live broadcast will be filmed on an iPhone. For the final Friday Night...
Apple has filed a motion to dismiss the class action lawsuit regarding delayed Apple Intelligence features, reports 9to5Mac. In its filing, Apple argues the lawsuit should be thrown out because it rests on “complaints about the timing” of just two Siri-related...
Apple has filed for a patent (number 20220066204) for “optical systems with light-expanding couplers.” It involves the rumored “Apple Glasses,” an augmented reality/virtual reality headset. About the patent filing In the patent filing, Apple notes that electronic...
Despite some folks expecting a new, 27-inch iMac (an “iMac Pro”) this year — perhaps even announced at Tuesday’s “Peek Performance” event, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo tweets that we shouldn’t expect such a machine until 2023. He also doesn’t think Apple will release a new...
Apple finished work on an external display “months ago” and it could be unveiled at Tuesday’s “Peek Performance” event, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says in his latest Power On newsletter. Although he’s not including that in the “most likely” announcement category. ...
The upcoming revamp of the MacBook Pro won’t ship until the second half of the year, according to DigiTimes.(A subscription is required to read the entire article.) The Sellers Research Group (that’s me) thinks the report is (almost) accurate. DigiTimes says that both...
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Waitaminute! A new report from The Information says that Jony Ive, Apple’s former head honcho of design, has “recruited” at least four former colleagues to his new firm. The article says they include: Wan Is, a 16-year Apple veteran; Chris Wilson, a 14-year veteran;...
Roll on, Apple Car rumors. Apple has filed for a patent (number 20210166490) for “adaptive vehicle augmented reality display using stereoscopic imagery.” It’s for a safety feature. What are remote sensing technologies? Remote sensing technologies provide different...
The rumor mill is abuzz today with rumors of new MacBooks and features of the iPhone 13. Let’s look at the speculation. New 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros First: in a note to clients — as noted by MacRumors — Webush analyst Daniel Ives says Apple will announce new...
The next version of macOS will almost certainly be previewed at next week’s (virtual) Apple Worldwide Developer Conference. Here’s my wish list for the next version (Monterey? Mammoth?). My big wish: iCloud backups One of the things that’s extremely convenient in the...
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iMobie’s MacClean (http://tinyurl.com/ozc2otk) is a free cleaner app made to keep Mac computers running “right and light.” It’s designed to allow you to free up disk space, enhance your browsing experience, and more.
And it’s a useful maintenance solution before upgrading to OS X EI Capitan this fall. As Apple says, at least 8 GB free space is needed for a major OS X update, but usually it requires 15GB to 20GB because users need to allow some room for temporary files.
Cisdem’s BetterUnarchiver (http://tinyurl.com/pxctdms) is a new Mac OS X archive manager app that allows users to compress and decompress archive files on a Mac. It supports unzipping files like Zip, 7z, Rar, ISO, Tar, Cab, Wim, xz, CHM, com, Hfs, Nsis, Udf, and more.
Users can preview files inside an archive before unzipping it. BetterUnarchiver also lets you archive or create password protected zipped files on your Mac.
The Uniden Wireless DVR HDD (WDVR) is, apparently, first fully integrated wireless DVR video surveillance system designed specifically for DIY small business and homeowners. It’s available for US$499.99 exclusively through the Apple Online Store, or via the Uniden website.
GNS3 is freely available and open source software that allows users to explore router configurations, design and test their own networks, and study for certification tests, all without spending a dime.
Before virtualization, the only way to learn about networking hands-on was to build expensive labs with physical hardware or pay outrageous training fees. No more.
TLight’s (www.tlight.cc) tLight S3 and S3x LED desk lights offer true-color light output and charging dock for recharging all iPhone and iPods with a Lightning connector. With the additional USB port the tLights can also recharge other tablets and most smartphones.