Apparently Apple gives away a free app in the Apple Store app, not to be confused with the App Store app. The Apple Store app is what you use to buy Macs and shop for accessories. But it also features an iOS app that you can get for free via an automatically-redeemed code in the App Store app.Confusing, I know. But the result is you get a paid app for free. It may be worth checking monthly to see what the offer is. In this case it is the $5 Obscura 2 photo app.
Media invites have been sent out for an Apple event at 10 a.m. on September 12. Apple is expected to at least announce new iPhones at this event. (more...)
One of the big new features of macOS Mojave is the new Finder Gallery View. But hardly anyone is talking about how Gallery View actually replaces Cover Flow view, which has been around for a long time.Lets look at the two views and compare them. Do you think some people will miss Cover Flow, or will the new features of Gallery View win over everyone?
Ever wonder what this little dots at the bottom of the Mac Dock represent? They indicate whether an app is currently open. Since apps can be open, but without any document window open, it can be useful to see that. However, if you’d rather the dots not be there, you can disable them in System Preferences, Dock, “Show indicators for open applications.”
Rumors are strong that Apple will announce a new MacBook Air model, and perhaps a new low-end MacBook in the coming weeks. Fitting in with those rumors was yesterday’s official announcement by Intel of new Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake chips, that are reportedly perfect for such models. (more...)
An analyst has predicted that the new iPhones this year may not have 3D touch, the feature where your iPhone’s screen can detect a stronger press on the screen to bring up extra menu choices. MacRumors has the details of the report which say that it could be just the budget models, or it could also be the second-generation iPhone X. (more...)
iOS 12 will introduce a new feature, already in testing, that will connect third-party password managers like 1Password and LastPass with Safari’s password AutoFill feature. Not only that, but other apps that use AutoFill will also be connected, meaning that you soon won’t need to retype passwords anywhere on iOS. (more...)
Apple is warning users that the Back to My Mac service won’t be a part of macOS Mojave. This was already suspected as it hasn’t been a part of any of the beta versions of Mojave either. Now users are getting a warning dialog to make sure everyone knows. (more...)



















