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- 02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmSave your history and recommendations: Listen to Apple Music in private mode
While there isn’t an Apple Music private mode built-in, you can make your own using a Focus mode. It’ll ignore all the songs you play. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:00 pmApple @ Work: Meeting Owl 5 Pro brings 360-degree video and single-cable connectivity to the boardroom | 9 to 5 MacApple @ Work: Meeting Owl 5 Pro brings 360-degree video and single-cable connectivity to the boardroom
Apple @ Work is exclusively brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Mosyle is the only solution that integrates in a single professional-grade platform all the solutions necessary to seamlessly and automatically deploy, manage & protect Apple devices at work. Over 45,000 organizations trust Mosyle to make millions of Apple devices work-ready with no effort and at an affordable cost. Request your EXTENDED TRIAL today and understand why Mosyle is everything you need to work with Apple. If you have walked into a conference room with a MacBook Air in the last five years, you know the struggle. You look for the HDMI cable, realize it does not fit your USB-C port, hunt for a USB-C dongle, find one that is broken, and eventually just join the Zoom call from your laptop screen. Owl Labs has been a staple in small conference rooms for a while with their 360-degree cameras. They look unique, but they solved the bowling alley camera angle problem. Recently, they announced the Meeting Owl 5 Pro. While the camera specs are improved, the real story for Mac users is the connectivity. more…09:25 amCherry KW 300 MX review: Mechanical yet quiet keyboard
Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Good typing feel High-quality materials Mac key layout Acceptable volume Very compact Cons No numeric keypad No Mac software for configuration Relatively heavy Our Verdict The KW 300 MX is a good choice for fans of mechanical keyboards. It offers a first-class combination of accurate typing feel and quiet operation. Macs are well supported and the included Mac keys are a nice bonus. The rotary switch is stylish, but unfortunately offers few functions. However, it is not ideal for all users: the compact keyboard is not suitable for mobile use as it is simply too heavy. The lack of a numeric keypad is also a disadvantage if you often need to enter numbers. Price when reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed$149.99 Best Prices Today: Cherry KW 300 MX Retailer Price $149.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Apple currently uses a very flat design for its own keyboards: both the desktop keyboards for Macs and notebook keyboards have elegant, flat keys and the key travel is very short—just like on a laptop. This guarantees the same typing feel on all devices. However, fans of mechanical keyboards with real key travel and a precise pressure point will not be happy with these input devices. There are numerous alternatives for them on the Mac: check out our reviews of the best Mac keyboards. An interesting new wireless model is the KW 300 MX from Cherry, which costs $149.99. Visually, the keyboard makes a sober but very high-quality impression with its grey keys and black housing. The retro-look design may even remind some people of old Mac keyboards such as the open-top Pro Keyboard. Cherry has chosen a so-called 75% layout without a number pad for this compact keyboard, which is currently in vogue. It is about as wide as Apple’s Magic Keyboard without a number pad, but three times higher. This makes it ideal for small desks, and a mouse can also be positioned very close to the keyboard with this layout. The Cherry KW 300 MX is significantly taller than Apple’s Magic Keyboard. Stephan Wiesend As a user of a conventional keyboard, however, I had to spend some time getting used to the unfamiliar position of some of the keys during testing. The arrow keys, Enter key and Page Up/Page Down keys are slightly offset compared to a standard keyboard. There is no palm rest, but at least you can adjust the angle of the keyboard with stands. The Bluetooth keyboard can manage up to four devices, and even an iPad Pro can be used with it without any problems. However, the KW 300 MX is less suitable for mobile use, as it is simply too heavy and thick at just under 750 grams. A special feature of the keyboard is a striking rotary wheel on the side, which also serves as a power button and is backed by a bronze metal surface. You can switch on the keyboard by pressing and holding the wheel, and later switch between two functions by simply pressing it. It’s a nifty feature, but I’m a little disappointed with the range of functions. The rotary wheel can only be used to adjust the brightness of the keyboard lighting in stages or to change the volume of the Mac. Both are useful, but given the limited range of functions, the rotary wheel seems like a missed opportunity to me. The backlight is quite bright and white, and red LEDs also indicate configuration options. For example, after switching on, you can select the four Bluetooth channels using the F1 to F4 keys. The integrated battery is charged via USB-C, but you can also connect the keyboard directly to a computer via USB-C. The battery should last for a week of use with the backlighting active, and Cherry claims a runtime of six weeks with the backlighting turned off. That’s not exactly long, and most users will probably only use the backlighting sparingly in the long run. The rotary wheel is a cool feature, but offers few functions. Stephan Wiesend Great typing feel The biggest disadvantage of many mechanical keyboards is that they are very loud and disturb colleagues or flatmates with their loud keystrokes. However, there are also quiet mechanical switches such as the MX2A Silent Red, which can be installed in the KW 300 MX on request. These switches, produced in Germany by Cherry, combine a first-class, precise typing experience with acceptable noise levels. The housing is even specially insulated to further reduce the volume. However, this does not make the keyboard silent by any means; a keyboard such as These Cherry switches, manufactured in Germany, offer a first-class, precise typing experience at a moderate volume. The housing is also specially insulated to further reduce noise. However, the keyboard is not completely silent—models such as the Logitech Signature Slim Solar are significantly quieter. The keyboard is also available in a version with different switches, the Cherry MX2A Brown. These are so-called tactile switches, which offer slightly stronger feedback than the linear MX2A Red. However, the MX2A Brown is also quite quiet and are primarily recommended by Cherry for office users or programmers, while the MX2A Red are more suitable for gamers. Despite the insulation, the typing feel is excellent. Unlike an Apple keyboard, the total key travel is about four millimeters and you can feel a distinct pressure point. Due to the insulation, this is softer than on other mechanical keyboards, but in my opinion it is an excellent compromise. The durability is also said to be impressive, with Cherry promising a lifespan of up to 100 million keystrokes. Mac compatibility You can actually use almost any Windows keyboard on a Mac. However, the Alt and Windows keys are assigned differently on Windows keyboards, and you have to reconfigure this via System Preferences > Keyboard . Even without this reconfiguration, the Cherry keyboard can offer Mac key assignments. All you have to do is press the Fn and M keys for three seconds after switching on, and the keyboard will switch to Mac mode. You can reactivate the default Windows mode using the Fn and W keys. You can also set this default individually for each of the four Bluetooth modes—for example, if you use the keyboard on both a Mac and a Windows computer. The keyboard has another special feature to offer: it comes with three keyboard caps and a special loop-shaped tool that you can use to remove the three Windows keys (Alt, Windows and Alt Gr) and replace them with Mac keys. The keys are specially designed by the manufacturer to be easily replaced. This is another advantage over Apple’s delicate keyboards when it comes to repairs. Unfortunately, the Keys software for configuring the function keys is only available for Windows computers; there is no Mac version. Price The Cherry KW 300 MX costs $149.99 or £125. Should you buy the Cherry KW 300 MX? The new Cherry KW 300 MX offers an interesting alternative to Apple’s flat keyboards. It is particularly aimed at users of compact mechanical keyboards who want to be considerate of their surroundings. The compromise between precise typing feel and moderate volume is well achieved, and Mac compatibility is a welcome bonus. However, it is not without its limitations: the compact layout and comparatively high design require some getting used to for many Mac users, and the limited functionality of the rotary control is somewhat disappointing.09:18 amThe Baseus 100W 3-Port USB-C Charger Is 66% Off
Baseus’ charger block is a 3in1 multi-port fast charger featuring 1 USB-A port and 2 USB-C ports, allowing you to charge 3 devices simultaneously with BPS 3.0 for optimal power delivered to each device. The charger features advanced high-polymer silicon for high-level heat dissipation paired with BCT or Baseus Cooling Technology, allowing for real-time monitoring […] The post appeared first on iLounge.09:16 amRivian Releases Apple Watch App
Rivian, an electric vehicle manufacturer, has launched an app for the Apple Watch, supplying R1T and R1S drivers with new features for the Apple Watch on their wrist. The new app allows the user to select 4 one-tap controls for closing, opening windows, or locking and unlocking doors, for example. You can also adjust the […] The post appeared first on iLounge.