You may know it. You installed many apps on your Mac and then, when you do right click, many new options are present. Erase with “App Name”, clean up with “App Name”, send to “App Name”, uninstall with “App Name”, share with “App Name”, etc. These new shortcuts are not kind of a malware, many legit apps install… Read More »
Every software or hardware we use is created by humans, so it may contain bugs, sometimes serious. Chips from Broadcom and Cypress Semiconductor are affected by serious vulnerability. It allows to to decrypt data sent wirelessly. This vulnerability got little strange name “KrØØk”. It mostly affects FullMAC WLAN chips, which are present in many iPhones, iPads, Macs, Amazon… Read More »
Do you remember old phones and laptops? They (almost) all got user removable battery. I remember my first laptop, MacBook White Early 2008, which I got from my parents for school. It had removable battery. After some years, I was forced to remove battery and to run solely on charger, because battery was getting bigger and bigger. I… Read More »
Ou sorry, I forgot to inform you about new watchOS version released before week. It was about bug fixing for Iceland users: The watchOS 6.1.3 update includes important bug fixes, addressing an issue that could prevent the irregular heart rhythm notification feature from working properly for Apple Watch owners in Iceland. New watchOS can be downloaded via the… Read More »
Apple uses its own designed CPUs in many devices, like iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs or HomePods, but Macs still use CPUs from Intel. It’s rumored for long time that Apple will switch Macs into its own ARM-based chips. From the past, when Apple moved to Intel platform from PowerPC in 2006, Steve Jobs said that Apple was secretly… Read More »
