Yesterday we unboxed, tore down and tested the new 2015 MacBook Airs that were announced at Apple’s Spring Forward event. Today we have given the same treatment to the new 13” MacBook Pro with Retina display. The 13” rMBP was...
Apple Marketing VP Phil Schiller introducing the new MacBook at the March 9, 2015 event. Unless you were on another planet or spelunking in a distant and deep cave, you probably paid attention to the Apple Spring Forward event yesterday....
If you’re a little groggy today, it’s probably because you – along with most of the country – were forced to “Spring Forward” this past weekend and lost an hour of sleep in the name of Daylight Saving Time. However,...
Aperture has been the go-to photo organization, editing, and retouching app of choice on the Mac for professional and advanced amateur photographers since 2005. Today, all Aperture customers of record received an email from Apple noting that the app will...
App Camp For Girls, July 2014, Portland. Have a daughter, granddaughter, niece or friend who is entering the 8th or 9th grade this fall? App Camp For Girls is now accepting applications for its 2015 events. The program is designed...
The $1.89 Million Koenigsegg Regera Here's the perfect gift for the person who has everything: a $1.89 million "hypercar" by Swedish manufacturer Koenigsegg called the Regera. While this may just look like an expensive luxury sports car, it's actually quite...
In a bit of sad news this afternoon, it has been reported that Leonard Nimoy, most famous for his portrayal of Mr. Spock in TV and film's "Star Trek", has passed away at the age of 83. It goes without...
Note: The following is part one of OWC’s series looking into various Wireless charging technologies. This article will focus on inductive charging. If there is one thing that users loathe when using their electronic devices, it’s an interruption. Those pesky interruptions...
In September, I wrote about the death of my beloved iPod Classic. Its untimely death was actually quite timely in a sense – Apple had just killed off the Classic version of its iPod line enitrely. This reminded me that...
