Month: October 2016

Apple’s latest MacBook Pro models feature four USB Type-C ports, so for many customers out there an adapter might be necessary. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Apple’s new MacBook Pro comes with Thunderbolt 3 ports, which are shaped like (and work with) USB-C. Previous versions of Thunderbolt that were included in […] Read the original post by Roman Loyola

After September’s annual iPhone-focused event, it was time for the Mac to have its turn in the spotlight. And boy, did we get some major […] Read the original post by Leah Yamshon

Apple’s never been shy about shaving off features in its quest for slimmer, faster computing. The new MacBook Pro lineup is no exception. Following in the […] Read the original post by Brad Chacos

The biggest change in the new MacBook Pro, announced at Apple’s media event on Thursday, is the elimination of the keyboard’s function keys. The Pro’s […] Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

With pre-orders for the new MacBook Pro up today, and a launch expected within the next two to three weeks, Apple has given a number […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

With pre-orders for the new MacBook Pro up today, and a launch expected within the next two to three weeks, Apple has given a number […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

This Editors’ Choice eLearning Authoring tool has it all. Read the original post by Steve Bush

An ideal eLearning authoring tool for Microsoft PowerPoint experts. Read the original post by Steve Bush

SmartBuilder is a solid and capable eLearning authoring tool, but it’s nevertheless burdened by an overly complex authoring workflow. Read the original post by Steve Bush

A very basic, low-cost authoring tool that’s dependent on third-party software to even come close to what its competition can do. […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Gomo is a capable but slightly flawed content authoring tool when it comes to design. Read the original post by Steve Bush

Twenty years after it first aired, we look back at the many ways the VH1 phenomenon presaged today’s wiki-driven, second-screen culture. The post 6 Ways […] Read the original post by Joseph Bien-Kahn

Today, with its new MacBook Pro, Apple killed the escape key. In fact, it got rid of physical function keys entirely. Here’s why you won’t […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

Apple’s October Mac event was ruthless — at least in terms of eliminating older technologies. Apple’s known for making each iteration of its products thinner and […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell