Apple has updated its Invites app. The new version is now available on the App Store and allows hosts can now manually edit the guest list to update guest responses and adjust the number of additional guests. With version 1.8.0 Image Playground themes are now...
With macOS Tahoe, you can use your Apple Watch to authenticate passwords or approve app installations when you double tap on the Side button. To set this up, you must have a password established on your Apple Watch. To do this without having to open the Apple...
As the new editor/publisher of “Apple World Today,” this is my (mostly) weekly column in which I discuss anything that’s on my mind. Which may or may not include Apple or even technology. This week I’d like to tell you why I gave up collecting comic books (and why...
If you’re making a short trip with your MacBook Pro, you may not need a full-fledged, bulky travel case. Sometimes a sleeve will suffice — especially with the 16-inch MacBook Pro’s 14-hour-plus battery life. Muijo’s new Envoy Laptop Sleeve is great for protecting...
Incase’s A.R.C. Organizer (A.R.C. is short for “A Responsible Carry”) is designed to be an accessory for a bigger carry case. Do you need it? Depends on which items you’r traveling with. If you’re traveling with a 14-inch MacBook Pro and/or an iPad, the ...
By ‘Doctor’ Dave Greenbaum
While many of us personalize our phones with stylish cases and decals, we leave these works of art simply lying on a desk or bedside table ignoring the balance of form and function they provide.
Fortunately, the US$28.50 WaveCradle (http://www.wavecradle.com/) saves us from iPhone mediocrity. The primary purpose of WaveCradle is to enhance and amplify the audio output of your iPhone without the use of speakers or other extra hardware. The WaveCradle uses natural acoustics to direct the sound to the listener via its curved design.
Because of the design of the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and iMac, these Macs haven’t been able to attach mobile privacy filters to protect on-screen data — until now. 3M — yep, that 3M, the company that specializes in adhesives through their iconic Scotch Tape brand — has served up Mac Confidential privacy filters (http://macte.ch/BzBWB).
The company is offering three designs of privacy filters specifically for these Macs. They use a clear, adhesive strip to attach a privacy filter. They also protect the Mac screen from dust and dirt.
The US$54.95 Cellink I (http://usbcelldrive.com) is a portable backup battery, USB charger, micro SD card reader, and data transfer device all in one. It works with iOS devices.
Its 600 mAh rechargeable back up battery restores and extends battery life for mobile devices. For example, it can provide over 90 minutes of continuous talk time and over two days of standby time.
By David Creamer
FontAgent Pro Enterprise Server from Insider Software (http://www.insidersoftware.com) is one of the fastest font servers I’ve used. This latest version uses the J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) architecture and is multithreaded to take advantage of multicore Macs.
