You may have heard the term NFC (Near-Field Communications) used when describing iPhone features. NFC has been in each iPhone since iPhone 6. NFC is used for the setup of Apple devices by placing them near each other, as well...
Have you ever wished there was a better way to find your images, audio, and video files other than digging through folders on your Mac? Or maybe you work on a team, and you’re trying to hunt down footage from...
Chances are, if you’ve been in the editing game for more than three or four years and work on a laptop, you have at some point experienced the frustration of working with a machine that just feels far too slow....
If you are a Mac user, you already know just how easy it is to set up the Mac Finder from the moment you turn on your brand new computer. But did you know that there are a ton of...
When building an IT workflow for creative professionals who use video editing suites, sound editorial, VFX compositing workstations, color correction theatres, and more, there are many boxes to tick off. Solutions need to be reliable, easy to deploy, as well...
The WWDC21 Keynote is over, and it’s time for us to take a closer look at the announcements that came out of the event. As expected, there were some total surprises among the announcements during the almost two-hour video event...
WWDC 2021 Next week will be Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference, and that means it's time for the annual making of the wishlists and predictions. Apple is in the thick of its transition away from Intel processors to Apple Silicon....
You may have seen MIL-STD-810G on OWC products. It’s usually next to the word “rugged” or “military.” You may even know that it refers to a set of standards used to evaluate the durability of certain hardware solutions. But what...
Fans of the space industry know that just about every week, Elon Musk’s SpaceX launches another Falcon 9 rocket with 60 Starlink satellites on board. Starlink is a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation of small satellites that are designed to...
