Well, Apple will still have to do battle with India’s government it seems. fresh off abandoning its controversial mandate to preload a state-run “security” app on all smartphones, the Modi government is considering “smartphone makers to activate A-GPS technology –...
Apple TV has announced a season three renewal for “Platonic,” its comedy starring and executive produced by Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne. Here’s how the series is described: “Platonic” follows a platonic pair of former best friends approaching midlife (Rogen and...
Yesterday, display analyst Ross Young said that Apple had canceled plans for a 27-inch mini-LED display with ProMotion. However, today analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that such a display (which I like to call the “Studio Display Pro”) is still in the work. From his tweet:...
The AirPods Pro 2 come with charging case that’s sweat- and water-resistant that includes a lanyard loop — but not a lanyard. Enter the Incase Lanyard for the new AirPods Pro (2nd generation.) The Incase Lanyard has hybrid wrist and loop function, making...
A quick look at a variety of Smartish iPhone 14 cases, accessories The folks at Smartish have released several cases and accessories for the iPhone 13 line-up I’ve had a chance to play around with the ones that are compatible with my iPhone 14 Pro Max. Here is my...
Posted by Greg Mills
I get email from book publishers and Mac related product companies quite often. Sometime, I wonder why no one told them the idea sucks and that they ought to work on a different idea. Sometimes, I am surprised that a new product or book really represents value to the Mac community despite my early misgivings.
Sometimes it comes in handy to make a screen recording of something you’re doing on your Mac so you can show it to someone else. Enter ScreenFlow from Telestream (http://www.telestream.net/screen-flow/) a “professional screencasting studio” for Mac OS X 10.5 and higher.
Who needs the app? Let’s count the ways — or rather the people.
The new Premiere Elements 10 from Adobe (http://www.adobe.com) should fill the void for fans of the discontinued Final Cut Express. Plus, it’s even easier to learn than the Apple product.
You can quickly edit video footage and make movies using intelligent tools and “Smart” options that automatically fix audio problems, trim away bad footage, stabilize shaky shots and correct bad color and lighting problems. The Adobe video editing app lets you enjoy optimized HD editing and fix audio problems.
Adobe Photoshop Elements and Adobe Premiere Elements (http://www.adobe.com) are two topnotch products for the Mac. Recently upgraded to version 10, the consumer photo- and video-editing software packages are available as standalone products or as a single retail package.
