After a bit of a learning curve, I was converted. Apple’s Mac OS X was so well thought-out, and my new machine was fast and powerful. When it came time to upgrade in 2012, I got another MacBook Pro without… Read More ›
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Testing new apps
Have you been fortunate enough to be able to ship any new iOS/Mac apps during your time in lockdown? Come share what you’ve been working on that makes you happy… Check out the responses here. Take a look at the… Read More ›
HybridDrive: too good to be true?
As more laptop devices are converting to USB Type-C, many gadgets and devices have not. HybridDrive acts as a bridge to connect, providing a smooth connection to gadgets that are incompatible otherwise. Besides, up to 2TB SSD storage is included… Read More ›
ana tomy
A selection of basic inserts: Plain, ruled, grid, dotted, ruled with red lines, habit tracker, recipe journal and many more. Mix and match the inserts as you see fit… More here. For some bizarre reason I love a high quality… Read More ›
Tot
Over the holidays, my friend Craig Hockenberry started working on a small Mac app with a small name: Tot. The basic idea: Tot has one window containing seven and only seven scratchpads for collecting text. Tot is most certainly not… Read More ›
$400 Mac Pro wheels that don’t lock
Those who want to secure their wheeled Mac Pro models will need to use some kind of stopper to prevent accidents, though no lock won’t be an issue on many surfaces as long as the Mac Pro is on the… Read More ›
Bye bye to the best Mac ever
Apple cleaned up its MacBook lineup this week with updated hardware, better prices, and one casualty: the 12-inch MacBook. While the MacBook Air and entry-level MacBook Pro saw changes (and Mac storage prices dropped), Apple killed off its lightest notebook… Read More ›
