6 ways to transfer files from your Mac to your iOS device
I recently wrote about 9 ways you can transfer files from one Mac to another, which is useful if you have, say, an iMac and [Read More…]
Day: April 7, 2016
How Apple is grooming the iPad to take over the Mac
As Apple’s first truly new tablet in years, the iPad Pro is every bit the beast it was rumored to be. Built around a gorgeous [Read More…]
Red Giant Shooter Suite 13 review: Post-production audio sync and much more
For filmmakers, syncing audio recorded on location separately from the picture has traditionally been a chore. Camcorders, smartphones, and digital SLRs are all capable of [Read More…]
An appointment with disappointment: Reaction to the iPhone SE is predictable
If you had “iPhone SE will be derided by pundits as a failure” in the pool then congratulations! You’re a winner! And by “winner” the [Read More…]
Newegg customer service comes to Facebook Messenger
PC component retailer Newegg likes to experiment with new features for customer service. It was an early adopter of Bitcoin as payment, and now the [Read More…]
It’s 2016, and Reddit just launched official iOS and Android apps
Reddit has finally joined pretty much every other major site on the Internet in offering mobile apps. The official Reddit apps are available now for [Read More…]
Chrome tests Mac OS X notification support, Windows 10 support “likely”
Now that Google Chrome no longer has its own notification center, the browser is testing support for native notifications in Mac OS X, and Windows [Read More…]
Make your Apple Watch look luxe for less with new Hermès bands
The Apple Watch Hermès collection is gorgeous, but that luxury affiliation comes with a high price tag: between $1,000 and $1,500 for a stainless steel [Read More…]
Outlook for iOS and Android gets new calendar integrations
Users of Outlook for iOS and Android now have new ways to get important reminders and events into their calendars, thanks to integrations that Microsoft [Read More…]
White House won’t support encryption unlocking legislation
President Barack Obama’s administration won’t support legislation to force device makers to help law enforcement agencies defeat encryption, according to a news report. Two senior [Read More…]