Here are some of the latest software announcements of the week: ° Parallels has launched Parallels RAS (Remote Application Server) 21.0, the newest version of its application and desktop delivery platform. Parallels RAS 21.0 empowers organizations to...
Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites. ° From Macworld: You should watch out for this clever and dangerous new “Apple Support” hoax. A phishing attack uses authentic Apple alerts and messages in order to seem...
Six Apple devices made Stuff’s list of the most iconic computers ever made. They are the: iMac G3 (1998, pictured), Macintosh 128K (1984), Mac mini (2005); iBook G3 (1999); iMac (2007), and iPad (2010). Also on the list are the: BBC Micro (1981), Alienware...
If you’re looking for a decent screen recorder, but don’t need lots of bells and whistles, check out RecordCast. Plus, it’s free. After a bit of practice, you can capture a screen recording and edit it. No registration or other software is required. You can “grab”...
Sure, the iPhone 13 will almost certainly debut at tomorrow’s “California Streaming” event, but there are still plenty of decent cases for the iPhone 12 line-up, such as those from Casetic. The cases are a little too colorful for a simple man like me, but folks...
This MacNews Category Review is the second part of our round-up of Mac software for image analysis. Products covered include ImageJ, Imaris, iRad, iRAF, iSee, Madena, NIH AFNI, NIH Image, OpenLab, OTMIAS, Slidebook and ProScope.
The US$34.99 iCC805 from iLuv (http://www.i-luv.com/) is an exceptional iPad case that offers more than good looks as it provides excellent protection.
It’s a casual fabric case for iPad that is coated in material which has grey microfiber inside. To ensure that the iPad is in the case, a closure top strap is embedded (Velcro).
The iPad case comes with different colors: black with orange stripe, pink with lavender stripe and white with blue stripe. If you are a female, you might prefer the latter two styles.
The Sennheiser MM450 (which you can pick up for around US$449) is a BlueTooth enabled headset with noise canceling features that let you converse with other people with the push of a button — without accidentally cutting them off.
It uses replaceable proprietary batteries with USB charging. The MM450 has both wireless and wireless connectivity — and its myriad of features work in both modes. It has an “invisible microphone” and a wired connection option thanks to the included cable and adapters. It automatically disables Bluetooth when a normal plug is inserted.
You have your iPad and you probably want to carry it with you wherever you go. In which case (no pun intended) you should check out the iPad Ultimate SleeveCase from Waterfield (http://sfbags.com/products/ipad-cases/sleevecases-ipad.php), which offers great on-the-go protection.