World’s most spookily accurate Apple analyst predicts return of the iPad mini
Spookily accurate Apple analyst predicts Apple will launch a new iPad mini, perhaps as soon as the next special event.
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IBM, SAP, Microsoft, Jamf: Big news for Apple in the enterprise
Huge news for Apple in the enterprise with significant announcements from IBM, SAP, Microsoft and Jamf at the annual JNUC event.
4 useful websites that help Apple users save money
These four useful websites should help any Apple customer save a little money when they buy any Apple product, purchase an app or spend cash on a movie or other media.
What is App Notarization on a Mac and why should I care?
Apple spends a lot of time building platform security, and the new App Notarizationprocess for applications sold outside of the...
18 ways to speed up an older, slower Mac
Apple is expected to introduce new Macs soon, but if you’re trying to get more out of an older Mac...
Apple invites media to special October 30 event
Apple will offer one more big launch event this year, with an event planned for October 30. New iPad Pros, Macs and (possibly) AirPods are speculated upon at this time.
QuarkXPress (with Dark Mode) is now available at Mac App Store
Veteran DTP application QuarkXPress 2018 is now available to purchase and download at the Mac App Store, and now features an all-new ‘Dark Mode’ with macOS Mojave.
Apple gives your data away, but only when you request it
Apple now lets customers in the US, Canada, Australia, UK and Europe download what it knows about them. Why does this matter and how do you use these new tools?
Apple wants you to know iPads are professional computers
Adobe will publish Photoshop for iPad in 2019 while Apple and the graphics software company focus deeply on the big cultural shift they expect will be generated by creative expression and AR.
How to split screen on Mac
You can really focus on what you need to get done, even while working between two or more applications if you learn how to use Split View/Split screen mode on your Mac.
