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Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites. ° From MacRumors: Apple is hosting an Apple Watch Activity Challenge on Sunday, December 21 to honor World Meditation Day. The challenge will show up for Apple Watch owners...
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Prequel is a photo and video editing platform for iOS (13 and later) designed to, in the developers words, help folks “bring their creative ideas to life, express themselves, and tell their stories through aesthetic filters, effects, presets, and templates.” It’s...
There’s no denying that Apple CarPlay altered the map of the automotive market. Now, car buyers are prioritizing cars that support the software, and most cars sold in the US are compatible with it. CarPlay will make it easier for you to spend more time in your car;...
Join us at MacTech Pro San Francisco About the Event Date: May 22, 2019 Time: All Day. See Detailed Schedule. Registration at 8:30am Sessions start at 9am. Day ends by 6pm. Location: TBA closer to the event. Sessions Chair: Neil Ticktin
The Homecloud Digital Home Manager (www.homecloud.com) from Westell Technologies is cool enough that it might convince Apple fans it’s a better choice than a Time Capsule. It’s designed to create a personal computing “cloud” within a home or a small-business environment.
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By Erick Vlientinck
RadLab (www.gettotallyrad.com) is an US$149 Photoshop action set. With its own palette, you can start RadLab and decide whether you want it to work with your image on the same or a new layer, or as a smart object.
The built-in speakers on Macs are serviceable but certainly don’t provide audiophile-pleasing sound. If you want to enhance your Mac’s audio, the US$249.99 Arcam rPAC (http://macte.ch/28EZW) offers an excellent way to do so.
It’s an USB, bus-powered DAC and headphone amplifier designed to improve the audio performance of both Apple and Windows computers. Compact enough to be transportable — and it comes with a carrying case — the Arcam rPAC provides high-end sound via its use of a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC).
In the late 90s I was the proud owner of an Apple PowerBook Duo, a subcompact notebook that could be complemented by the Apple Duo Dock, which turned the PowerBook Duo into a full-size, AC-powered, fully functional desktop computer with all the standard ports.