Apple TV has announced a summer slate of new Peanuts programming. It includes a second season of beloved musical “Camp Snoopy” to debut on Friday, June 26 and a brand new special, “Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, Snoopy,” premiering on Friday, July 31....
Apple Sports — the free app for iPhone that gives fans access to real-time scores, stats, and more — is now available to download on the App Store in more than 170 countries and regions around the world, including more than 90 newly added markets. The app...
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says in a series of tweets that we shouldn’t expect an update of the AirPods Max until the second half of 2024 at the earliest. At one point there were rumors that the AirPods Max 2 would arrive in fall of 2022 with new color options and a price...
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Anthropics Technology’s PortraitPro is macOS compatible, retouching software with face relighting technology. It offers a fast, easy way to touch up your photos. And it’s gotten even better with version 21. New features in version 21 The new features include Sky...
In this, the third part of our four-part review, we’ll look at the iPad as a photo viewing and ebook device, as well as device for reading digital newspapers. The synopsis: it’s good for all these purposes — and excellent at two of ’em.
Photos for iPad syncs with iPhoto on a Mac (at least up to a point) and transfers your pics onto the new Apple device. Your photo albums appear as little stacks you can pinch to preview. Tap a stack, and the whole album opens up. From there you can scroll through thumbnails. Tap to view full screen or flip through photos one at a time.
Yesterday we looked at the iPad, its design and how well it works for music, movies and gaming. Today let’s talk about how effective it is at handling web browsing, mail, calendar and contact info. The synopsis: pretty darn well.
My iPad — the US$699, 64GB Wi-Fi-only version — is a great Mac companion, as I mentioned yesterday. It’s already replaced my iPod touch and may replace my laptop (though the jury’s still out on that). I’ve been using it heavily since it arrived Saturday, and, so far, I’m more impressed than I thought I’d be, though there’s room for improvement.
Well, probably not in the design of the iPad itself. As you’d expect, it’s another exquisite piece of work from Apple. The 9.7-inch screen with its 1024 x 768 pixel resolution is gorgeous. As is the minimalist design.
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
