I fail to understand why companies like Apple don’t address the entire market. That means various smartphone sizes and various smartphone prices. I don’t believe that making a less expensive phone with fewer features eats away at the higher priced… Read More ›
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Musish: a web-based Apple Music player
Musish is new and gives you access to your Apple Music library through the web. Even better, it uses the official Apple API for access so should be secure. Best check yourself beforehand though.
Apple Services are way behind
It’s interesting how many commentators are looking at services as Apple’s next big thing in light of recent announcements. The fact that Apple Music works on Alexa is an indicator as is iTunes coming to Samsung and other TVs which… Read More ›
Spy on people with your AirPods
It’s an accessibility feature mainly designed for the benefit for the hearing impaired. However, as some users have pointed out on Reddit and Twitter, Live Listen also means Apple users can listen to conversations going on in another room – as long… Read More ›
Four decade of Apple products
From Visually.
Apple Music Wrapped
I’ve always been annoyed by the lack of a similar feature in Apple Music; I’m surprised that Apple still hasn’t added a native “Year in Review” option – a baffling omission given how the company is already collecting all of… Read More ›
Building your perfect Apple Watch face
On the series 4 Apple has added the ability to include a huge amount of glanceable data in one face (Infograph). With nine sections there is a lot on view at one time, but with some time spent looking for… Read More ›
Custom Apple Watch faces are here (sort of)
This app is purely a hobby that we wish to share. Installation and use is completely FREE, Both design and material are coming from internet or shared by designers, Please do NOT believe any behaviors from any other platform about… Read More ›
Embracing Apple’s Boring Future
But a careful read of Tim Cook’s letter to shareholders suggests the opposite. Instead, Cook seems poised to double down on boring services, like the kind that have helped Microsoft and Amazon. Once iPhones reach market saturation, Apple is far… Read More ›
The (i)Phone business is not what it was
But that wasn’t all. In an extraordinary letter to Apple investors, CEO Tim Cook also told stockholders what he should have been saying for years: The company’s iPhone business has shifted into a lower gear because of changes in the… Read More ›
