The Curious Case of the 13” M2 MacBook Pro
Why does the 13” M2 MacBook Pro still exist, and what does it mean for the future of Apple’s laptop lineup?
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Why does the 13” M2 MacBook Pro still exist, and what does it mean for the future of Apple’s laptop lineup?
With the two-year transition to Apple Silicon complete, we know when to expect new products. Spoiler alert, no Apple M2 Chip at WWDC.
The new Apple Studio Display is the 27” iMac I’ve been waiting for; Apple just forgot to include the computer.
We may not live like The Jetsons, but tools like Apple’s Shortcuts help us save time and make living in the real world more enjoyable.
Now that Siri Shortcuts is available on macOS, the powerful app makes automating tasks in three common apps much easier.
Email sucks, but it doesn’t have to. Here’s how 33Mail, SimpleLogin, or Apple’s Hide My Email can eliminate spam and secure your privacy.
Not only have I switched from 1Password to Keychain, but I’m not looking back. Here’s how Keychain makes the life of an Apple user easier.
A personal email from Ted Lasso showcases the power of direct and personalized email marketing. Spoiler alert: shorter is better.
Want to know how I developed a 3+ year daily writing habit? Follow this guide to build a Siri Shortcut, and you’ll write every day, too!
Do you know what your resting heart rate is? JJ Abrams guest-edited a 2009 issue of Wired Magazine titled “The Mystery Issue.” From Abrams’ editorial to uncrackable CIA codes, every corner of the magazine engaged the reader with games, puzzles, and an exploration of the unknown. At the end of the magazine, an article explored the…
Why I’m using Google Chrome again… Apple announced macOS 11 and iOS 14 earlier this week. While the public releases are a few months away, developer betas are available now. When betas come out, I usually ignore the warnings and dive in headfirst, installing them on my computer and my phone. No safety net, no problem….
Jony Ive, Apple’s head designer, is leaving the company. Through 30-years at the company, Ive is responsible for the design of every major Apple product since the Bondi plastic iMac in the late 90’s. According to the Wall Street Journal, Ive’s departure began years ago, shortly after Steve Jobs died of cancer. The Journal article…