A U.S. federal jury has ruled that Apple owes medical technology company Masimo US$634 million for patent infringement related to the blood oxygen-sensing technology in the Apple Watch, reports Reuters. “Over the past six years (Masimo has) sued Apple in...
Apple TV is in early development on a series based on the Financial Times/Pushkin podcast “Hot Money: The New Narcos,” reports Deadline. The series is set to be produced by Eden Productions. Investigated and hosted by Financial Times’ reporter Miles...
Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) analyst Ross Young predicts that Apple is planning to launch an external monitor with a 27-inch mini-LED display in the first quarter of 2023. How about an iMac with such a display? Such a ProMotion screen would be great for...
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Satechi’s US$99.99 Aluminum Stand & Hub for iPad is a fantastic accessory for Apple’s tablet when you’re using it like a desktop computer. It’s less convenient if you, like me, use it as a laptop alternative. Features of the Aluminum Stand & Hub Admittedly,...
In April 2009, Collins America announced it was planning what it said was the world’s first product line of native Mini DisplayPort connected LCD displays made just for Macs. Now the first of the CinemaView line (http://www.cinemaview.com) — a 24-inch model — is here and “MacNews” has received one of the first production units.
And it’s about as Apple-like as a non-Apple display can be. But first some background info.
This MacNews Category Review looks at grant writing software for Mac OS X. Products covered include Grant Manager and Personnel Manager.
Grant Manager
FileMaker Inc’s. Bento for iPad is a great companion app to its Mac version of the software, as well as a solid stand-alone solution. And at US$4.99, it’s a great buy.
The app is based on Bento for iPhone with enhancements to make the most of the iPad screen. Bento for the iPhone and iPod touch was pretty good, but the software reaches a whole new level of usability on the bigger screen of the latest Apple device.
The US$699.99, 12.3-megapixel Olympus E-620 (http://www.olympususa.com) is one of the lightest, most compact DSLRs on the market. It succeeds Olympus’s E-520 and inherits features from the higher end E-30 DSLR.