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10 Years Of Tech Acquisitions: How does Apple compare to other tech giants?

June 24, 2019 by Apple Gazette Leave a Comment

The technology industry is the sector of the 21st century. Responsible for bringing the world into the digital age, technology has enabled a breadth of businesses and services to improve their products, processes and customer satisfaction. With new advancements taking place every single second of each day, the industry is also one of the most […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc Tagged With: apple inc, Statistics

10 Father’s Day Gifts For Geeky Dads in 2019

June 10, 2019 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

Don’t forget, Father’s Day in June 16 in the United States. If you need Father’s Day gifts for your technically-inclined father, check out these selections. Mola Structural Kit 3 While the Mola Structural Kit is less a technology product and more of a construction toy, it’s likely to appeal to the types of Dads that […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc Tagged With: Etsy, father's day, gifts, Indiegogo

2019 Is a Big Year for Apple

January 21, 2019 by Alexander Fox 1 Comment

2019 will be a big year for Apple at large, but the Mac in particular.. Apple has a number of pies in the oven that are about to be ready, and many of them smell delicious. While we are sure to get new iPhones and new versions of both macOS and iOS, there are a […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc Tagged With: apple, iPhone, Mac

What Are Accessibility Permissions All About?

December 5, 2018 by Alexander Fox Leave a Comment

Mac apps often request some kind of “permissions” during their installation. Since Apple expanded macOS Mojave’s Security and Privacy permissions, requests have only increased. If we could track the most frequently requested permission, it would have to be Accessibility access. The name of the permission seems to imply that the permission should be used for […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc, Mac Tagged With: Accessibility, Mac security, macos, permissions

Does Apple Suck Now?

July 25, 2018 by Alexander Fox 26 Comments

I’ve been an Apple fan for years. Even since I bought a 2010 white MacBook for college, I’ve been on the side of their design principles. I love macOS with so much of my heart. Using Windows or even Linux feels painful in contrast to a well-designed operating system. Do I like it because it’s […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc, Mac, Opinion Tagged With: apple, Apple Inc.

Is Apple’s Augmented Reality Ready for the Big Time?

June 4, 2018 by Alexander Fox 3 Comments

Augmented reality and ARKit 2 was a major focus of Apple’s WWDC Keynote on Monday, but is augmented reality ready for the big time yet? Craig Federighi said in his WWDC presentation that “AR is transformational technology,” and he is surely right. But its implementation might require a dramatic transformation of the way we interact […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc, iOS Tagged With: apple, iOS, WWDC

USB-C Hubs Are Garbage: Here’s Why

May 30, 2018 by Alexander Fox 1 Comment

The USB–C connector has been on the market for some time. They’ve been part of the MacBook since 2015, and the standard has existed for far longer. So why does it seem like all USB-C hubs are somewhere between barely functional and basically trash? What is USB–C? USB Type C, or USB–C to its friends, […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc, Mac Tagged With: apple, USB Hub, USB-C

macOS 10.14 and iOS 12: Improvements That Apple Needs To Make

May 28, 2018 by Alexander Fox 1 Comment

WWDC is fast approaching, and that means we’re getting ready for the next major update to macOS and iOS. While there’s been some noise about “maintenance releases” for both operating systems, Apple will likely still release new features or update old ones. We can always debate what to expect, but there’s a more pressing problem: […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc Tagged With: apple, iOS, macos, opinion, WWDC

Should I Buy a Refurbished Mac?

May 21, 2018 by Alexander Fox 3 Comments

Apple is well known for producing expensive products. Part of it is brand recognition, part of it is market forces, and part of it is reputation. If you want an Apple device, you’ll likely need to spend some money. But you can get what is essentially a new device for at least fifteen percent less […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc, Mac Tagged With: apple, Mac, refurbished

Is The MacBook Pro Keyboard Lawsuit a Big Deal?

May 21, 2018 by Alexander Fox 1 Comment

Just recently, news came out that Apple was being sued over their MacBook Pros. Some lawyers have filed a class action lawsuit about the reliability issues in the keyboards attached to the current model of MacBook Pro. These keyboards have anecdotally shown themselves to be unreliable and prone to failure or malfunction based on the […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc Tagged With: apple, Keyboard, lawsuit, Macbook Pro

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