Tag: Apple

  • Apple’s Newsroom Blog Debuts New ‘Quick Read’ Post

    Jarrod Blundy writing at HeyDingus: Tonight, I noticed something curious about Apple’s latest post to their official Newsroom, a blog of sorts where the company makes public statements and press releases. The post regarding the opening dates for their two newest retail stores is categorized as a ‘Quick Read’, complete with a lightening bolt icon and pop-up…

  • Apple doesn’t care about iPad-first users

    As you probably saw, Apple has announced a new line of iPads, one being a new base iPad and the other being the new M2 iPad Pro. I would say that the responses online are primarily dunking on Apple’s odd decisions for the iPad lineup, and for good reason. I will provide a peek into some of these…

  • The iPod is now dead

    Apple has officially said that the iPod is no more. You can still buy one, but only while supplies last. Since its introduction over 20 years ago, iPod has captivated users all over the world who love the ability to take their music with them on the go. Today, the experience of taking one’s music…

  • How to Make Apple Notes More Useful

    This week I wanted to utilize the Apple Notes app, and how you can use the synergy with the Mac and your iPad or iPhone to up your note-taking game. I made a quick video showing how you can use your Mac and iPhone or iPad to capture photos, documents, or sketches like magic. Let…

  • The iPad needs the software to catch up with its hardware

    In case you missed it, Apple unveiled new iPad Pros April 20th for their Spring Loaded event. These new iPad Pros are beyond anything that was expected from a hardware perspective. Here’s a quick list of the best new features: It is clear that Apple is leaning hard into the idea that the iPad Pro…

  • Apple Needs to Remove Weekly Subscriptions, Here’s Why

    As I was scrolling through Twitter last Monday, I came across a tweet by Federico Viticci, editor-in-chief of MacStories, showcasing an app that is part of an ongoing problem in the App Store. This isn’t the first time I have seen an app try to do something like this to dupe users into agreeing to…