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If blog post from Readdle’s is any indication, expect a LOT of widgets to be available when iOS 14 launch this fall. In fact, more widgets will be available than any number of home screen pages can accommodate. #ios14 readdle.com/blog/ios1…
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Beta 3 will be like a fresh coat of paint.
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Can’t wait for beta 3. Tomorrow. #ios14
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Is TestFlight for iOS 14 widgets available yet?
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When Apple was advertising their value for businesses, in a world where working from home wasn’t really a thing. twitter.com/vanlancke…
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Interesting comparison between macOS Catalina & Big Sur system sounds. You don’t change something like this often. That is something new in Big Sur. I didn’t play long enough with Big Sur to notice. Apple did the same with iOS 7. www.youtube.com/channel/U…
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This blog post on Apple’s latest betas pretty much sums it up for me. More to come in my own blog post about my own experience.
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More than 1500 words to talk about going all in with Apple’s latest betas on my main devices. Your experience may vary but mine if mostly very good so far. Don’t do that at home, please.
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Ten years ago — Antennagate
Ten years ago today: Antennagate. Remember? It was an intense episode in Apple’s history. I didn’t own an iPhone 4. At that time, I was using my 3GS. I upgrade to the iPhone 4S in 2011. Time certainly flies. www.cultofmac.com/492086/to… Continue reading →
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Here is a brilliant idea. My hope is for Apple to notice. twitter.com
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Because of newly introduced folders support in iOS 14 Shortcuts, I made a spring cleanup. Now I’m down to what I actually need and use. #ios14 #apple
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With iPadOS 14, Apple mades a lot of improvements to the Calendar app which makes me reconsider the use of Readdle’s Calendar alternative. The reason is mainly because of the new Sidebar. Decision, decision, decision. #iPadOS14
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Viticci on iPadOS 14 - when iPadOS is Influenced by macOS #iPadOS14
Good insights by Federico Viticci of MacStories about iPadOS 14. One theme stands out: with iPadOS 14, Apple is no longer taking it’s inspiration from the iPhone but from macOS to push the iPad in its very distinct path. Exhibit A: the Sidebar in applications like Music, Photos, Files. Exhibit B: the redesigned Search bar. Still to be improved, though: multitasking. Next year. www.macstories.net/stories/t… Continue reading →
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Dear Apple, please, oh please, allow us to move around our many screens in this view. Thank you.
A friend. #apple #ipados #ios14 #ios14beta
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Welcome to iOS 14 beta 2. 👨🏻💻🤷🏻♂️ But I love it. Very stable on iPad. 😎 #apple #ipados14
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Woah, that was fast. iOS 14 now entering public beta phase. Apple must feel really confident. So am I. Installing on 11” iPad Pro. www.macrumors.com/2020/07/0…
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Already? VMware Fusion Tech Preview now supports macOS Big Sur. twitter.com/vmwarefus…
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« Don’t assume discreet GPU always offer better performance » #apple #applesilicon
I’m one of those who was thinking discreet GPU would provide much better performance. When watching Apple’s transition to Apple Silicon, I asked myself about discreet GPU options in future Macs. This article goes on to report that not only integrated GPU (thanks to SoC) will be faster, it could be easier to support and help Apple reduce costs. Apple never offered discreet GPU in iPad Pro. Why would it be different with Apple Silicon-based Mac? Continue reading →
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A Visual Comparison of Catalina & Big Sur - Who Wins? #apple #macOS11
Excellent visual comparison between macOS Catalina and Big Sur (see link below). Here are a few observations: Big Sur design is a step back in clrity in many areas. Ex.: Icons and segmented controls in top portion of windows. More padding around items lists. I’m not sure why. I prefer Catalina’s version. Dark Mode is slightly better looking in Big Sur. Battery panel in Settings is horrible. Gone are popup alerts at the top of windows, they now look to be centered within window content and movable. Continue reading →