In past, Macs were well secured computers thanks to UNIX-like operating system macOS (formerly Mac OS X / OS X). This OS was not majority system as was MS Windows, so it was “ignored” by hackers. With growing popularity of Mac computers, the same applied to “hacking scene” of macOS. You can no longer visit pirate or illegal… Read More »
We use iTunes to manage our iPhones and iPads. Many users are saying, that iTunes is bloatware and it should go to diet. Personally, I don’t like the idea to update operating system on my tablet via music player, it’s like to press Start and then Turn off to shut down your PC with Windows. Apple should make… Read More »
Many unofficial apps for YouTube on iOS were using not allowed APIs from Google. It means that you could play 60 FPS videos, watch videos in 4K resolution (if available), background playback, audio-only mode (which was useful while hearing music from YouTube without video to save free datas on mobile plan), and, the most important, to block ads.… Read More »
It’s official! Apple’s autumn event was set to 12th September at 12:00 PDT and will be streamed from Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Campus with tagline “Let’s meet at our place.”. For streaming, you will need iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iOS 7 or greater using Safari, or Mac with Safari 6.0.5 or later running on OS… Read More »
Apple released probably the last update for macOS Sierra, iOS 10 and tvOS 10. In macOS Sierra and tvOS, developers were focusing on security, stability and compatibility. In case of iOS, a big issue with Broadcom Wi-Fi chip was fixed, which could allow to hackers to execute a malicious code on this Wi-Fi chip, which is included in… Read More »
Are you finding simple widget for iPhone or iPad, which shows you which song is played in your iTunes app on Mac with some basic controls – pause/resume, skipping song in playlist or to control volume? If yes, you will love TodayRemote app. Great news is that it supports some other players – Beamer, Vox, VLC – and… Read More »
We control wirelessly many devices, like TVs and DVD players. But did you think about to control your Mac in the same way as your TV? I don’t mean complex solutions like TeamViewer for working on your Mac remotely, but just wireless controller, like your TV got. A controller which can change volume, turn on/off display, turn off/restart… Read More »
Apple recently updated its high-end iMacs’ hardware to be ready for virtual reality. Some older high-end computers from Apple, like iMac Retina 5K Late 2015 with R9 M395X graphics are capable to run less resource demanding virtual reality too, but one of the most known virtual reality manufacturers, Oculus, said they won’t support VR on Macs till Apple… Read More »
In 2006, Apple moved to Intel, because PowerPC CPUs were lacking performance. App developers had to update their apps to work with new Intel chips, but it did not mean to automatically drop PowerPC apps support, thanks to layer Rosetta, which was dropped in Mac OS X Lion. And now, Apple is making a big leap by dropping… Read More »
If someone asks “Graphics?”, answer is “Photoshop”. Products from Adobe are essential for graphics creators and designers. You can create photo of yourself landing on Moon or retouch your photos. Software from Adobe is often pirated for even very basic edits, because a lot of people just think that they are kings when using Photoshop while refusing free… Read More »
Social networks are great to share informations, thoughts and opinios. In past, we lived in media monopol ruled by editorships and televisions. They were dictating us, what we should see and what should we think. But Internet appears and we can gain infos from almost any source, even from those which are censored or banned by government thanks… Read More »
iOS 9 was a huge jump for iPads. With Split View multitasking it was possible to display two apps at one screen and with Picture-In-Picture feature you can even watch video while multitasking. But it still needs much more improvements. Probably one of the biggest issues is picking apps in Split View, but I’m mostly missing drag’n’drop feature… Read More »
