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Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites. ° From MacRumors: A new image shared by prototype collector and leaker Kosutami appears to show parts designed for an unreleased all-black Apple Vision headset. ° From...
Anxiously awaiting the “Apple Glasses,” the follow-up to the “RealityPro,” the rumored augmented reality/virtual reality headset from Apple? Don’t hold your breath. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says it won’t arrive until 2026 or 2027 at the earliest. That doesn’t mean that...
My favorite multi-charger stand for my Apple devices is SwitchEasy’s MagPower 4-in-1 is a 40W MagSafe charging dock that charges four devices simultaneously. However, you don’t need that much charging power and want to save some money, check out Monoprice’s US$35.99...
Twelve South’s new US$79.99 SuitCase is a minimalist hard shell case for the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros. I’ve found it especially suited to the latter thanks its longer battery life. The water-resistant, rigid hardshell case features a retractable leather handle...
By David Creamer
PhotoCopy (US$95) from Digital Film Tools (http://www.digitalfilmtools.com) is an interesting, one-trick wonder plug-in that is easy to use. Essentially, it adjusts an image’s brightness, color, tone, detail, grain, and texture to match either a built-in preset or another loaded image.
By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum
Logo Design Studio Pro (http://www.macwareinc.com/products/LDSPro/overview.html) is a great program for those of us who have very little design skills. In fact, its name only scratches the surface of what this handy little program can do.
By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum
They say time is money, and, well, it is. When you bill your time, it is money — and when you fail to bill properly it’s money down the drain. For others, there may not be a one-to-one translation between time and money, but knowing where your time is going and what you are doing is important.
Productivity experts always say: know where you time is going. Office Time lets you do that and much more.
By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum
While your Mac may not have a secret black box that records every crash, the logs that are typically accessible via the Console app comes darn close to recording anything and everything that goes wrong in your Mac.
The problem is being able to read it. Even advanced technicians have trouble parsing the voluminous amounts of data locked in those logs. Mere mortals rarely have a ghost of a chance understanding it. Log Leech from Creastoric Software (http://creastoric.com) bridges that gap and makes us look like heroes.
