OpenAI has a Mac “superapp” in development that unifies its ChatGPT app, Codex coding platform, and Atlas browser, reports The Wall Street Journal (a subscription is required to read the article). From the report: An OpenAI spokeswoman said the new “superapp” will...
Here are some of the latest hardware and accessory announcements: ° Satechi has expanded its range of keyboards and mice with the Slim LX3 Wired Keyboard and Slim LX Wired Mouse. They’re designed for users who work across platforms such as macOS, Windows,...
Apple has been granted a patent (number 11589010 B2) for “camera and user interfaces” that hints that the company might develop its own line of HomeKit-compatible security cameras. About the patent The patent relates generally to computer user interfaces, and...
For several days, I’ve been testing some of the SwitchEasy cases for my new iPhone 13 Pro Max. Instead of doing a lengthy review of each, following is a round-up of mini-critiques. SwitchEasy MagCrush This is my favorite of the SwitchEasy cases I tested, mainly...
For several days, I’ve been testing some of the SwitchEasy cases for my new iPhone 13 Pro Max. Instead of doing a lengthy review of each, following is a round-up of mini-critiques. SwitchEasy MagCrush This is my favorite of the SwitchEasy cases I tested, mainly...
It’s so much more fun reviewing iPad cases than those for the iPhone or iPad because the very nature of the iPad offers designers a chance to be a bit more innovative with accessories for the tablet. Let’s face it: there’s only so much you can do with a case for the iPhone or iPod.
That’s true for the iPad, but to a lesser device. As evidence I present Brenthaven’s 5-in-1 iPad Case (http://www.brenthaven.com/ipad-catalog/5-1-ipad-case-matte-black). Weighing in at only 1.11 pounds, this multi-faceted iPad case (which measures 7.55 x 9.75 x .5 inches) performs five functions including:
Second Gear Software’s Elements 1.0 (http://www.secondgearsoftware.com/elements/) is a great idevice app for writers, especially considering the kludgey workaround you need to sync iWork docs between an iPad and a Mac.
By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum
The name Otterbox (http://www.otterbox.com) is synonymous with quality protection for your portable devices, so having a line of cases for the iPad is a welcome addition to their family.
Generally, Otterbox cases come in the “Defender” line and the “Commuter” line. While the Defender is the ultimate in protection, the Commuter is an excellent balance of price, performance and bulk.
Kraken cases from Trident Cases (http://www.tridentcases.com) are named after the legendary sea monster that was big and strong (and which swallowed Jack Sparrow — but that’s irrelevant). It’s an apt name as they’ll more-than-adequately protect your idevice from falls, spills and other mishaps.
