Salto, a smart access company, has announced that its hospitality platform now supports Room Keys in Apple Wallet. By delivering Digital Keys directly into Apple Wallet, guests can lock or unlock room doors via an iPhone and Apple Watch. This solution...
Joshua Jackson (“Fringe,” “The Affair”) has been cast in a major recurring role in the upcoming third season of Apple TV’s “Your Friends & Neighbors,” reports Deadline. There’s no word on what role he plays. Jackson joins Jon Hamm, Michell Monaghan in the...
In a new Macworld article that you really should read, Jason Snell says that the Mac and the iPad are on a collision course, and something needs to change. He doesn’t think that Apple should necessarily merge macOS and iPadOS but that users might be better...
By Dustin Darnell The US$54.99 GoBat MS 5K from Scosche is a great compact charger. It has a matte finish that does not show fingerprints. The MagSafe works perfectly with a noticeable click as the magnets lock the charger in place on newer iPhones. If the...
This year has seen some incredible products roll out from Apple and other companies. Following are my top 10 favorites with the top of the list going to The 24-inch iMac Apple wowed everyone with its debut of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with your choice...
By David Creamer
When working in Illustrator, have you ever thought that it would be nice to have Photoshop-type color adjustments? How about adding a few Acrobat prepress features? Well then, Phantasm CS (http://www.astutegraphics.com) is the plug-in for you.
As 2010 comes to a close, I thought I’d offer some thoughts on my favorite Apple products of the year. And the ones that didn’t “do it” for me. Among my favorites:
° The iPad, of course. It hasn’t replaced my laptop, but it’s a great combination web browser, photo viewer, movie viewer, iPod, ebook reader, email checker, and much more.
° The 27-inch iMac with optional solid state drive. Eventually, all Macs (except for the workhorse Mac Pro) will ship with nothing but SSDs. The latest version of the world’s best all-in-one offered a solid state drive option, a hint of things to come.
MacTVision Technologies recently rolled out MacTVision HD for Mac OS X, an update to their app that allows users to watch over 2,600 free, popular TV, news, sports, and specialty channels on their Mac, instantly, on demand. It’s pretty cool and reasonably priced, but if you’re expecting it to replace your cable or satellite TV, you’ll be disappointed.
By Marcus Geduld
When I need particles, I reach for Partigen 2. Though it only works inside Flash, I export its animations for After Effects and Premiere Pro projects.
Why am I gaga over Partigen? Because it gives me total control over every facet of particle creation, emission, and lifespan. If I can’t produce the effect I want in the interface, I dig under the hood by writing code in ActionScript, the programming language of Flash.
