I’ve seen lots of articles that describe how to move from Windows to Mac or Android to iPhone. Since they are usually not directly dependant or interconnected, it’s usually straightforward. Going the other way is not. Apple has interconnected everything… Read More ›
Apple
Amazon Prime comes to Apple TV, a little too late
As announced in the Amazon Prime Video iOS app release notes, the Apple TV Amazon Prime Video app is now rolling out. The release notes say users have to download a separate tvOS app, which apparently will work on the… Read More ›
Apple screwed up, responded well
“We greatly regret this error and we apologize to all Mac users, both for releasing with this vulnerability and for the concern it has caused. Our customers deserve better. We are auditing our development processes to help prevent this from… Read More ›
Sway
Great advert.
Budget Apple Watches
Macy’s has posted the best Apple Watch deal so far at $179 for a discount of $70 from the normal $249. Best Buy has also shared its Black Friday deals, with the Series 1 for $199 available now. I think… Read More ›
72 hours with the iPhone X
Well it has been quite a ride so far and I find myself internally echoing a lot of what I have read online about the iPhone X so far. The screen, speed and form are unquestionably great so there is… Read More ›
Apple sold this many devices per day in the last quarter
Those numbers appear to be quite healthy. Phew! Tweeted by Neil Cybart.
When you read this…
Remember when the braying jackasses all harmonized in unison that Apple couldn’t introduce new product categories and was growing dangerously dependent upon just one product, the iPhone? That belief also supposed the Apple Watch had lto fail. Just look! There… Read More ›
24 hours with the iPhone X
Apple doesn’t get enough credit for the way it has taken commodities and turned them into products that people actually want to own. Think back to the beige boxed PCs of 2 decades ago and the attempts at tablets and… Read More ›
The Great Poop Emoji Feud
It’s been a trying year for the world’s most visible institutions. Congressional gridlock, partisan divide, and federal indictments torment Washington. Silicon Valley’s biggest companies are under scrutiny — and even headed to Capitol Hill — for their role in foreign… Read More ›
