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Question of the week: are we Apple fanatics? This question comes to my mind when I’m reading this provoking article from Niko Kitsakis: “The “almost” device”. I have to wonder if this is the case sometimes. Here is why. Niko Kitsakis writing: if the iPad really was that good, wouldn’t that be a rath
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iOS 13 is rumored to be a pretty big update, probably one of the biggest release in a long time. While we wait for it, here are my wishes for iOS 13. Improve photographer support As an amateur photographer, a passionate one, this is the most important area where I wish Apple improves iOS. I’m… Conti
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Rumors are again surfacing about the possibility that Apple is abandoning 3D Touch in its 2019 iPhone. If this is the case, I would be very sorry for this loss. But let’s go back a few years ago. A new way to interact 3D Touch was introduced as part of the iPhone 6S. It was… Continue Reading → [http
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A question comes to my mind often these days: is the iPhone killing Apple? Apple was “for the rest of us” and the underdog for about half of his history. Apple was marching on a fine line dividing relevancy from extinction. Apple’s energy was focused, highly concentrated on caring on a small bunch o
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Surprising announcement from Apple this week: new MacBook Pro released! Full press release available here. Take a few minutes to glance the press release then come back. Do you notice something weird? I did. All the MacBook Pro are pictured in such a way that we don’t see the keyboard. Why? Add this
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Benjamin Mayo writing on his personal blog about the expected and rumored iOS 13 Share sheet redesign: I’ve never been particularly thrilled by how the share sheet looks or works. Since iOS 7, the panel is split up into three sections; AirDrop, Share and Action. AirDrop is handy but doesn’t justify
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Following Apple’s quarterly analyst call this week, we could think that Apple is done with Intel. Some are wondering if this upcoming WWDC conference in June could see the introduction of the first ARM-based Mac. Why would this happen? Apple may be tired of waiting for Intel to bring faster and more
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Apple is no longer the iPhone company, it never was. Apple is an ecosystem company. Services are the natural extension to this. Mark Spoonauer writing for Tom’s Guide: Apple has long been synonymous with the iPhone. But after 12 years that era is starting to come to an end. Gene Munster, a managing
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Well, I guess it is time time to say: RIP Aperture. According to a support article published by Apple this week, Aperture will stop working with the next major release of macOS. Expected to be announced this upcoming WWDC conference in June, mac 10.15 will kill Aperture. The reason is the removal of
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After a too long update hiatus, my favorite RSS reader is back under a complete remake. Here is my Reeder 4 review. Spoiler alert: I like it a lot.
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Some controversy this week because Apple is accused of anti-competitive measures. Apple decided to remove non compliant applications from the App Store which were depending on MDM to implement screen time like features. Something that is seen as Apple using his dominant position with its App Store.
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Apple can be beaten for not shipping AirPower but they should be praised for shipping iWork. Apple’s iWork is so underrated. The latest update to the venerable Apple’s version of this office suite is particularly delightful to use. This software is probably the best embodiment of Apple’s software vi