MacBook Neo shipments have come in better than expected, with the 2026 shipment forecast raised from 5 million to 10 million units, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says in a X post. Demand for the laptop has exceeded expectations with Apple struggling to keep up with orders....
Apple and Harvard have published an article entitled the “Apple Women’s Health Study,” according to an X post by @aaronp613. The Apple Women’s Health Study is the first long-term research study of this scale and scope that aims to advance the understanding of...
If/when Apple introduces a foldable iPhone, it may sport features to protect its screen when it’s dropped. The tech giant has filed for a patent (number US 20230079485 A1) for a “self-retracting display device and techniques for protecting screen using drop...
In a previous review, I said that the Kensington StudioDock is the “ultimate” iPad Pro doc. However, I now must amend that statement and say that it’s tied with the NYTSTND, a next generation charing station. The advantage the NYTSTND has over the StudioDock is that...
By Marty Edwards I’m an old school typist having learned on a mechanical typewriter. It would be many years before I owned a computer. My first real computer was an IBM XT which had the well-known 101 key mechanical keyboard. If you are familiar with these, they...
By Jason Scrivner
Regarding Red Giant Software’s Trapcode Particular 2.0 (http://www.redgiantsoftware.com), I could basically end the review with an emphasis on the “2” (meaning 2 is better than 1) but I’d really get in trouble with the layout team. Seriously though, if you use Adobe After Effects, you know about Particular. Well, Red Giant has taken this seemingly endless super plug-in, which we thought was nearly perfect, and proved that it was far from it.
Okay, it’s not the most practical sleeve in the world, but the MacVelope from Grantwood Technology (http://www.grantwoodtechnology.com) sure is probably the coolest. Inspired by the debut of the original MacBook Air — when Steve Jobs pulled it from a manilla envelope — the case has been updated for the new MacBook Air computers — one version for the 11-inch model and one for the 13-inch model.
By “Doctor Dave” Greenbaum
Yojimbo, according to my Japanese friends often translates to “bodyguard” and that’s a good name for a program that keeps and protects the little bits of information that come across our virtual desks on a daily basis. It’s no wonder Bare Bones (http://www.barebones.com) made it a featured app in the new Mac App Store.
By “Doctor Dave” Greenbaum
Drive Genius 3 is ProSoft Engineering’s (http://www.prosofteng.com) latest version of its drive manipulation and maintenance application. If you can do it to a hard drive, Drive Genius supports it with an attractive and intuitive interface. The program requires an Intel Mac running Mac OS X 10.5 or higher and 512MB of RAM, as well as a DVD drive for some functions.
