Yesterday, Apple at WWDC announced new versions of macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS – and now we know which Apple devices are compatible. Apple did not say it directly at keynote, but all needed infos are available at Apple’s webpage. Some Macs, like Macs Pro prior to 2013’s trashcan were dropped, even if you have replaced GPU by… Read More »
Apple always limited amount of data you can use when downloading app from the App Store via mobile network. In Android, system will just ask you if you want to exceed quota and Android even allows you to set your own quota. I don’t know what Apple led to decision to limit mobile data for apps on App… Read More »
As we yesterday wrote about retiring of iTunes, there are another hints that Apple is splitting up iTunes software and services. Apple is probably moving away from iTunes brand to introduce new Music app alongside other new apps and services and brand “iTunes” would be then obsolete. Apple from its iTunes page on Facebook removed all content, including… Read More »
Every owner of iPhone, iPad or iPod knows iTunes. It’s both loved and hated. While someone may say that Windows is funny OS which is turned off by pressing button called Start, other one may say that mobile phone – iPhone – is managed by music player. Personally, I would be glad for stand-alone sync app which may… Read More »
Every app evolves, or at least it should, and Remote Control for Mac by Evgeny Cherpak is not exception. I once reviewed this app – link to old review is at the end – but there are too many changes, so I decided not to just update old review, I have written new review from scratch. Remote Control… Read More »
I remember my first iPod – it was iPod classic. I got it in 2008 with MacBook White Early 2008 bought to me by my parents to help me in school times. Later, when I began to earn my own money, I got my first iOS device – it was iPod touch 4th generation. Basically, remove phone module,… Read More »
I’m fan of Touch ID. I was able to protect my iPad by strong passcode and to avoid repeatedly typing complicated sequence of numbers at the same time. Then Face ID came. I was sceptical, but it like it more than Touch ID. I can’t say which one is definitely better, I use both of them – Face… Read More »
Only a week and a half passed and Apple issued a bug fix update of iOS. No significant features were found. According to Apple’s release notes, this bug-fix update addresses a handful of bugs related to the Messages app and VoLTE calls. Apple did not offer betatest, because this update addressed only a very few targeted areas. As… Read More »
Some Macs feature a security T2 chip, a custom silicon for Mac. As Apple said “By redesigning and integrating several controllers found in other Mac computers – such as the System Management Controller, image signal processor, audio controller, and SSD controller – the T2 chip delivers new capabilities to your Mac.” In short, T2 chip secures some features… Read More »
Yesterday Apple released new 13.3-inch and 15.4-inch MacBooks Pro. Apple continues its “the best Mac notebook display ever” campaign with 500 nits of brightness, P3 wide color gamut, and True Tone technology. It is equipped with Apple’s T2 security chip, Thunderbolt 3 ports, and immersive stereo speakers like prior machines. As for butterfly keyboard in prior models, which… Read More »
I can’t imagine working on my iMac without music. I does not matter, if I’m blogging or just browsing web, if I’m not working on video or watching YouTube, it’s high chance I’m listening to music played in background. For music, I use iTunes. While on macOS is iTunes great, on Windows it’s a garbage. Please do not… Read More »
ProMotion is a technology from Apple, that allows 120 Hz refresh rate on LCD screens. It’s not only about refresh rate, it also lowers Apple Pencil latency. ProMotion technology is available on iPads Pro from 2017 and iPads Pro from 2018. If you once got 120 Hz refresh rate display, you probably won’t want to return back to… Read More »
