Month: July 2019

A Quick Look at Keyboard Maestro’s Built-in Macros and Basic Customization. In our last episode, we got an introduction to Keyboard Maestro. Next, we’re going to […] Read the original post by Jeffery Battersby

A lot of people have a lot of theories. Read the original post by Graeme McMillan

So far in 2019, Mexico is the deadliest country for journalists. Read the original post by WIRED Staff

At WWDC, Apple announced that Siri on iOS and HomePod will gain support for over 100,000 live stations from iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and Radio.com It was […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Last Friday it became known that Apple design chief Jonathan Ive plans to leave the company where he worked for almost 30 years. How could […] Read the original post by Mark

According to the resource Gizmochina, Apple will release a special version of the iPhone for the Chinese market, which will differ more affordable price and […] Read the original post by Mark

The Sundays Time interviewed senior Vice President of Apple software eddy cue. According to the results of conversation it became more clear what to expect […] Read the original post by Mark

Service Apple TV+, the launch of which is expected this fall, will be based on small but high-quality lineup of content. This was stated by […] Read the original post by Mark

Fujifilm’s latest instant camera offers the best of both Instax worlds: It’s an instant camera and printer in one. Read the original post by Scott Gilbertson

Ion beams and special x-rays mean that ever-smaller slivers of material can be scanned without destroying the surrounding rock. Read the original post by Sophia Chen

At WWDC in June, Apple said iOS 13 would bring live radio requests to Siri from iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and Radio.com, but it looks like that […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

The first alleged leaked CAD renders of Apple’s 2019 iPhones appeared on Slashleaks this morning. Smartphone CAD images shared online are usually touted as official […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

Wellness brands Hims and Hers violate Facebook policies by offering prescription drugs in ads. The ads also don’t disclose side effects, as required by the […] Read the original post by Paris Martineau

The Experimental Lakes Area is a one-of-a-kind platform for potentially testing how omnipresent microplastics are stressing ecosystems. Read the original post by Matt Simon

Wellness brands Hims and Hers violate Facebook policies by offering prescription drugs in ads. The ads also don’t disclose side effects, as required by the […] Read the original post by Paris Martineau