Apple just announced its latest pro-level monitor: the $4,999 6K Pro Display XDR. According to Apple’s official technical spec page for the Pro Display XDR, included in the box with the new $4,999 monitor will be a power cord, a Thunderbolt 3 Pro cable, and a polishing cloth. Conspicuously missing is any form of a
Read MoreCalled Catalina, the next version of MacOS will finally retire iTunes in favor of three dedicated media apps, let Mac users run iPad apps and ship in the fall. MacOS Catalina: Apple's next MacOS will open up to iPad apps, be available in the fall – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreFrom WWDC 2019: It has up to a muenster 1.5TB of system memory. And it’s grate for making pizza. Apple Mac Pro design inspires cheese grater jokes, and they're pretty gouda – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe iOS 13 update is compatible with only a handful of iPhones. If you have any of these older devices, you’re stuck on iOS 12. iOS 13 will work with iPhone 6S and later, but iPhone 6 owners are out of luck – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreApple is planning to support Xbox One and PS4 controllers across its range of devices. The controllers will be supported on Apple TV as part of a new tvOS update, finally bringing true controller support to the device. Meanwhile, the iPhone will also get support for both controllers as part of iOS 13, which was
Read MoreFrom WWDC 2019: Battlestar Galactica and Star Trek alum Ron Moore takes an alternate-history look at the first moon landing. In Apple TV's For All Mankind trailer, Soviets beat NASA to the moon – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreAt WWDC 2019, Apple introduced its latest mobile OS: iOS 13 and iPadOS. See if your iPhone or iPad can receive the updates. Which iPhones are compatible with iOS 13? – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreJeremy Horwitz / VentureBeat: Apple reveals ARKit 3, which can perform real-time occlusion of people, and a bunch of tools to make AR development easier with Reality Composer and RealityKit — Apple has used the last two WWDCs as opportunities to show off its latest and greatest augmented reality innovations … Apple reveals ARKit 3,
Read MoreWhen it comes to creating less waste, there are some habits that are harder to break than others. Take paper towels, for instance. They’re so damn convenient—but this convenience comes at a price. Read more… How to Use Fewer Paper Towels Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreA multi-year campaign to improve student success at Lorain County Community College is seeing positive results. The institution utilized Civitas Learning’s student success platform and suite of application to identify common barriers to student persistence and streamline pathways to completion, increasing full-time student retention by nearly 12 percentage points. Community College Boosts Retention with Student
Read MoreApple WWDC closed with a detailed overview of the upcoming macOS update, now officially titled “Catalina.” Let’s go over all the new features announced at WWDC that will be part of macOS 10.15 Catalina when it releases in fall, 2019. Read more… All the MacOS 10.15 Catalina Announcements from Apple's WWDC 2019 Keynote Source: Life
Read MoreThe message, paid for by the Democratic senator’s presidential campaign, doesn’t sit well with the San Franciscans who fear unintended consequences. Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Break Up’ Message Is Squarely in Tech Workers’ Paths. There Are Skeptics. Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreAshley Carman / The Verge: Apple’s new Find My app for macOS and iOS combines Find My Friends and Find My iPhone to let users search for people and devices even if the devices are offline — One app for all tracking needs — Apple is going to help people track their things and their
Read MoreThis year’s WWDC conference was probably the most memorable in years, and it’s all because of three little words: The Mac Pro. This modular, extensible machine is strongly reminiscent of the Power Mac G5 (remember that?) and is easily the most powerful Apple computer money (can’t yet) buy. This machine, which boasts tremendous CPU and
Read More{$inline_image} Catalin Cimpanu / ZDNet: Apple debuts “Sign in with Apple” button for apps, both iOS and non-iOS, and the web, masking info like email addresses, while still letting devs reach users — Apple’s new third-party login system will focus on user privacy, preventing user tracking. Apple debuts "Sign in with Apple" button for apps,
Read MoreApple’s CarPlay will get a significant update when iOS 13 drops later this year, including an updated visual design and new features like improved Siri support and a “light mode,” the company announced at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. Apple called it the “biggest update ever” for CarPlay. The most noticeable difference about
Read MoreA New York Times report has found that YouTube’s algorithm has built what journalist Max Fisher describes as “a vast audience—maybe unprecedented—for child sexual exploitation.” It has done so by suggesting home movies of semi-nude kids to viewers who have watched other home movies of semi-nude kids, creating an… Read more… How YouTube Is Endangering
Read MoreApple today unveiled its new iOS 13 at its developer conference. While there are tons of exciting features like dark mode and the new photos app, the company has introduced a bunch of features specifically for India. The new version of iOS will bring support for all 22 official Indian languages. Plus, you can specify
Read MoreAt WWDC 2019, Apple announced a slew of software updates headed toward the Apple family of devices, including the iPhone, iPad, Mac desktops and laptops, Apple TV, and Apple Watch. There’s also the announcement of the new Mac Pro, a powerful computing device that hasn’t been refreshed since 2013. Here’s a quick summary of the
Read MoreThis two-decade old blinkenlights project (YouTube link, and also below the break) would look at home among current $1 soldering kits except for a few key differences. Firstly, it has the teardown artist’s name on the back and comes from an era when DIY circuit boards really meant doing things yourself including the artwork, etching,
Read MoreApple launched its Swift programming language almost five years ago. It was designed to supplant Objective-C with something that’s powerful, expressive, and crucially, as easy for beginners to grasp as Python. While it largely succeeded, one hindrance was the underlying MacOS and iOS APIs, which weren’t nearly as intuitive. Enter SwiftUI, which is Apple’s newest
Read MoreThis month we’re going to get outside and exercise on the playground! Swings, slides, and monkey bars all make great workout equipment, plus you’re usually surrounded by park benches, trees, and other structures to use creatively. This is gonna be fun. Read more… The June Fitness Challenge Is: Playgrounds Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreAt the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 3, Apple announced the addition of an app store to the Apple Watch. Apple announces app store for Apple Watch Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreAt the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 3, Apple revealed new privacy settings including one-time location sharing and a “Sign in with Apple” feature. Apple introduces new privacy options Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreApple CEO Tim Cook compared the iPhone iOS 12 adoption rate of 85 percent to the Android 9 adoption rate of 10 percent. Apple's Tim Cook takes dig at Android Source: Washington Post Tech
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