Apple now has permission to “distill” Google’s Gemini model to customize it for Siri and other AI features, reports The Information (a subscription is required to read the entire article). Google has given Apple “complete access” to customize Gemini or create smaller...
Poland’s government plans to start work on a digital service text bill that will affect companies such as Apple, reports Reuters (a subscription is required to read the article). The bill would only affect companies making over €1 billion globally and more than $6.79...
In the latest edition of his “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark German says Apple’s mixed-reality headset (widely believed to be dubbed the “Reality Pro”) will be the star of Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference. However, he says that WWDC will be packed...
While deciding on a case for my iPhone 14 Pro Max I received three cases to review from INCIPIO. At first glance, I was not overly impressed, but outside the box and on my phone, these cases are worth considering. At incipio.com I was wowed by the selection of...
By Jessica Maldonado
Four different Texture Toolkits are currently offered by Digital Juice (http://www.digitaljuice.com). I reviewed Texture Toolkit 1 “The Essentials” and Texture Toolkit 2 “Different Strokes.”
These are collections of patterns — all high-resolution and most seamlessly repeating — ready for use in your print, Web, animation, or video design work.
Apricorn’s (http://www.apricorn.com) Aegis Netdock — Mac Edition is making me rethink some future purchases. It actually has me considering a MacBook Air as my main Mac.
As for the Apple US$79 SuperDrive, forget it. The Aegis Netdock blows it away.
With iMovie and QuickTime on all our Macs, plus lots of video download sites and options, most of us have a plethora of videos on our Macs. A cornucopia. A veritable buffet, if you will.
Browsing through them to find just the video you’re looking for can be time-consuming and frustrating. That’s where Fat Apps’ VideoBuffet 1.0, a QuickTime movie browser and player for Mac OS X (10.6 or higher), comes to the rescue. The QuickTime movie browser and viewer is the simplest solution I’ve found for browsing an extensive QT movie collection.
By Aaron Westgate
X-Rite’s (http://www.xritephone.com) new version of the US$169 ColorMunki Display not only calibrates your display, but it will also calibrate projectors, measure ambient light, and correct for display surface glare. Designed for simplicity, the ColorMunki Display comes with its own wizard-driven software or presets.
