OK, fine, here’s Apple Intelligence
It was clear that Apple didn’t want to be a part of this. For years now, the company has resisted using the phrase Artificial Intelligence to describe what it does. It’s facile and misl…
The case for clipboard managers
Pastebot’s history window. Last week, I walked myself through the process of realizing the power of macOS Defaults and how, over the two decades of modern macOS, Apple has addressed most of t…
Apple's mission to make the Mac safer is slowly destroying it
Overzealous security measures are ruining the simplicity of the macOS experience.
macOS Sonoma Review: Small moves
macOS Sonoma is an update that feels small–but in all the best ways. Upgrading it won’t change how you look at your Mac, at least not at first. This means that if you’re desperate…
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How the iMac saved Apple
Twenty-five years of the iMac.
Ferrite 3: iPad audio editor adds variable-speed playback and more
One of my favorite iPad apps of all time is Wooji Juice’s Ferrite Recording Studio, a complete multi-track audio editor that I prefer to the likes of Logic and GarageBand for editing podcasts…
Hands on with Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad – Six Colors
The key to the Mac's survival isn't a new Air–it's the next iPad Pro
The Mac and the iPad are on a collision course, and they're both about to run into the brick wall that Apple has erected between them.