Photos for Mac
Great collection of commentary by Michael Tsai on the new Photos for Mac app.
Some time ago, I switched from Aperture to a file-based approach to photo management, automatically uploading first to
Beginning of the end for 9to5 Mac?
For many years I was an avid reader of TUAW, “The Unofficial Apple Weblog”, for my daily dose of Apple-related news. But then something happened. Things changed.
It all began when I noticed that the
A new version of PDFpenPro is available! Do you want to download it?
This dialog box announces that a new version of PDFPenPro is available for download, and specifically asks me if I want to download it. So which of the three buttons would correspond to, “Yes”?
Sounds legit
Well-known Bitcoin-India CEO, start-up entrepreneur, actor and Hollywood film producer Sykam Srimannarayana Reddy is offering me $2.97 billion per month on a one-time investment of $3 million.
My iCloud Photo Library seems to be broken
iCloud Photo Library on my iPhone keeps reminding me that it’s been 10, 20, 30 days since I’ve last uploaded photos. But when I visit the Photos area of the Settings, here what I see:
It’s
Notes from the Tim Ferriss interview of Arnold Schwarzenegger
Having finished listening to the Tim Ferriss podcast episode in which he interviews Arnold Schwarzenegger, I came away inspired and with a very deep respect for the man I watched in action movies
How to secure Mac and iOS devices with the Cloak or PIA VPN
A while back, I ran across an article (which for the life of me I can't find now) in which the author meets with a computer hacker at a public location—a Starbucks coffee shop—and demonstrates the
Why can’t Twitter fix their Mac app?
The Twitter app for Mac OS X appears to be full of bugs, the worst of which, for me, is that the timeline displays tweets for people I’ve muted at Twitter.com.
With Tweetbot for Mac, I used a private
The unethical business practices of eFax
Some companies can’t be satisfied by simply earning their revenue through the provision of a service. For these companies, a part of their business strategy depends on making it as difficult as
Another one bites the dust — Picturelife was acquired by StreamNation
Today I received an email from Nate Westheimer, founder of the Picturelife service I use to store, manage and enjoy my photos and videos, announcing that the service had been acquired by StreamNation.