The latest version of Apple's mobile operating system for iPhone and iPod touch — iOS 14.5 — is now available. As with all updates to iOS, this latest version is a mixture of feature enhancements, bug fixes, and security improvements.
It’s quite possible we’re standing squarely on the most volatile moment in the history of motion imaging. Technology and culture are evolving alongside one another in a complex dance, altering the tools, language, and consumption of motion images at a...
macOS Sierra introduced a Tags feature, which offered a way to organize your files. macOS Mojave introduced the new Finder Quick Actions that let you perform quick edits to files without having to open the apps associated with them. Both...
In retrospect, Apple's April 20th "Spring Loaded" event was aptly named. The company loaded the hour-long event with announcements, some of which were a total surprise to me. Let's take a closer look at the announcements and their importance for...
Whenever you download something on your Mac, it goes into one place by default — the Downloads folder. Normally you download files from your web browser, but other apps also use Downloads as a repository for files transferred to your...
Ten years ago this week, on April 12, 2011, at the NAB Supermeet, Apple made an announcement that would literally send a shockwave throughout the film and video industry. Their popular non-linear editing (NLE) system, Final Cut Pro 7, was...
Big Sur marked Apple’s move to macOS 11 from the venerable macOS 10 (or OS X as it was known for many years). It’s a huge move, a big redesign, and a paradigm shift that is accompanied by Apple using...
We've been saying that iPads would replace the laptop since their inception, but they haven't done so yet. Apple's newest iPad will drop any day now. With the add-on purchases of an Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard, it could finally...
Welcome to this edition of OWC in the Press: News and Reviews, where we showcase some of the latest headlines and most helpful articles from publications across the globe. This week we have some fantastic pieces from Geek Dad, Forbes, Tedium, The Verge,...
