Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites. ° From MacRumors: Apple’s retail operation turned 25 years old yesterday, marking a quarter century since the company opened its first stores on May 19, 2001. ° From 9to5Mac:...
Johny Srouji, Apple’s longtime chipmaking chief and new chief hardware officer, has reorganized the company’s hardware development leadership and shifted oversight of key functions “to speed up work on future devices,” according to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman. “The...
Apple has filed for a patent (number 20230035941 A1) for “speech interpretation based on environmental context.” It involves enhanced functionality for Siri. About the patent filing In the patent filing, Apple notes that intelligent automated assistants (or digital...
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By Mike Mackenzie
When the Canon PowerShot SX1 IS (US$599.99) arrived, I was eager to put it to work. After all, a compact camera with a 20x optically stabilized zoom lens and RAW capture is enticing.
I find that people of differing generations have different expectations of the iPad. Some expect the Star Trek experience of a powerful computing tool that they can fit into their palm. Still others expect it to be an expensive toy.
When I purchased my iPad, I had no expectations of it being a productivity tool. We are still several years away from manufacturers being able to reduce powerful components down to that size. Nor did I look at it as something that was finally going to draw me into gaming.
As I wind up my four-part review of the iPad, I must revisit my theory (or maybe it was a hope) that the device could replace both my iPod touch and my MacBook. It will definitely replace the former. As for my laptop, not quite and not yet.
For those new to the column, Macsimum Migration is our term for companies moving from Wintel machines to Macs — or at least adding or increasing the number of Macs they use. A Migration Kit is an overview of Mac OS products for a particular occupation, such as dentistry, accounting, etc.) This week we’re looking at grant writing software for Mac OS X.
Grant Manager