Patricio Ortega, the renowned Chilean carpenter and furniture designer of Maderîstica, said of his craft of carpentry, it “is not a job like another, it is a way of being from doing. We are what we do.” As with the...
In the wake of COVID-19, Final Cut Pro recently hosted their 6th annual conference virtually. The FCPX Global Virtual Summit was held from November 16-22 and featured seven days of cutting-edge sessions, presented by top industry professionals. OWC wrapped up...
The title of this post raises an interesting question. There has been some chatter from people complaining that the new M1 Macs from Apple have lower memory options available than their Intel counterparts. But I have also seen folks say that perhaps memory works differently or is more efficient with an SoC architecture. So, what gives?
Well… I really like how Apple is presenting Thunderbolt as "Thunderbolt / USB 4" on its latest Macs. You see, Thunderbolt 4 finally promises PC/Windows users all the features Thunderbolt 3 has long offered Apple users. For Mac users, full...
After receiving the new Apple MacBook Air with the M1 chip on Tuesday, we filmed the unboxing (coming soon). However, we held off shooting the teardown video for fear that the Auto-On feature would trigger a bricking of the machine...
As a person who has used Macs since December of 1984, I found the "One more thing" event to be one of the most exciting Mac events since the original Mac introduced itself to the world on January 24, 1984. Let's take a look at the announcements made on November 10, 2020, and what they mean to Mac users.
An Apple event titled "One more thing" is scheduled for November 10 at 10 AM PDT. This marks the third month in a row that new products have been announced. The title hearkens back to Steve Jobs's keynotes. The late Apple CEO used to make a series of announcements and then say, "One more thing..." before announcing something really spectacular. Here's a Rocket Yard take on what Apple may announce at the event.
Apple held its "Time Flies" event yesterday (September 15, 2020), which was a tightly-paced one-hour video presentation featuring new Apple Watches, new services, and new iPads. In this post, we'll take a detailed look at each of the announcements and their impact on Apple fans.
le’s road to success is paved with many products that no longer exist. Some have simply become redundant thanks to newer products with more functionality, while others were unceremoniously dumped from the Apple product line. Today we’ll look at a wildly successful Apple product that is still being sold, but in a much different format — the iPod.
