At annual Build developer conference, Microsoft provided sneak peek of Edge for Mac. Edge is converting from its own rendering engine to Chromium, a rendering engine used by Google Chrome. Similarity is not only in rendering engine, but also in the look. In the past, Microsoft was developing Internet Explorer for Mac, which was default web browser for… Read More »
I decided to move more to improve my health. It’s scientifically proven, that you should do at least 10 000 steps per day. As owner of iPhone 6s, I was finding solid iOS app to measure my steps count while I have my iPhone in my pocket. I should be more responsible, because I often just leave my… Read More »
In 2015, Apple introduced first generation of iPad Pro and a brand new accessory – Apple Pencil. This stylus from Apple was primary for artists and it required Bluetooth and special layer on display – so that was reason why Apple Pencil only worked on iPads Pro. Using it was so easy – just press harder for thicker… Read More »
“Who wants a stylus?”, said Steve Jobs in 2007 at the initial iPhone reveal. A lot of previous touch devices really needed a stylus, but iPhone was a revolution – no stylus, just fingers. It may looks pretty funny, that in 2015, Apple revealed its own brand-new stylus – Apple Pencil. It worked only on iPad Pro, but… Read More »
macOS Mojave brought a long awaited feature – native dark mode. So from now, your entire operating system can be dark. In macOS High Sierra was introduced dark theme for dock and top menubar, but rest of operating system was still light. Some apps already supported dark mode, but in user interface of macOS High Sierra and earlier… Read More »
In 2010, Steve Jobs introduced a brand-new product – an iPad. As he said, is there place for a product between iPhone and Mac? Something to be better for some key tasks, like Internet browsing, playing games and watching videos? And then Steve Jobs, at keynote in San Francisco, showed iPad to the world, a tablet that changed… Read More »
Unlike old classic “dumbphones”, todays smartphones often need to be recharged every day. This applies to iPhone too. iPhone warns you, when your battery status drop below 20%, 10% or 5%, offering Low Power Mode. Wouldn’t be nice to get these warnings from your iPhone on your Mac too? I tested many such tools for Mac, and the… Read More »
Year has passed, and as usual, I reviewed apps I was using this year on my iPad Pro. My workflow was not dramatically changed, as it was from iOS 10 to iOS 11, but I think that with upcoming iOS 13 and its focus on iPad, there will be many changes and I’m really looking for new features.… Read More »
Year 2018 has passed and as every year, I’m bringing to you list of my must-have apps for Mac. I discovered many great apps and some of them were so georgeous, so I picked them as my favourites for year 2018. There are no big changes this year compared to my must-haves from 2016 to 2017, but still… Read More »
Apple recently released a free update of tvOS, an operating system for Apple TV 4th and 5th generation. To update your software, go to System -> Software Update. If you have automatic update turned on, your system should be updated automatically. Apple did not release any changelog, so it is hard to say what’s new. As it is… Read More »
Apple’s March keynote at the Steve Jobs Theater was focused on multimedia services, introducing Apple News+, Apple Card, iOS game service Apple Arcade and Apple TV+. After keynote, macOS, iOS and tvOS got update. Let’s look what’s new, just don’t forget to backup your important data on safe place(s), like NAS, external disk or cloud service before you… Read More »
Apple recently released new iPads and iMacs got update too. iMacs weren’t updated since June 2017 and update was really needed. Apple marketed 5K iMac from 2017 with Radeon Pro 580 as VR-ready, but be careful if you decide to run Oculus Rift on iMac via Boot Camp running Windows 10. As for SteamVR, which is officially supported… Read More »
