The company’s CEO, Oleksandr Kosovan:
We’re counting months to opening the doors of MacPaw’s very own Apple Museum. 323 exhibits, fascinating stories about Apple’s behind the scenes, and one big mission to befriend humans and technology. Here’s how we’ve got here.
This looks really cool. I’m putting a tour of it on my nerd bucket list.
There’s a ton in his report about upcoming MacBook Airs, MacBook Pros and even the Mac mini, but I passed out at this subhead:
Company developing Mac Pro desktop with 40 cores
Jason Snell’s review of the new iMac is up, and it makes me all the more excited to get one in my studio later this week.
I standby my statement that orange is the right color.
Obviously hardly anyone can do this, so Jeff Nadeua has the rest of us covered:
Personally I think the best way to test out all of the different hardware-matched colors is to buy one of each iMac, but if that’s not in the budget, I guess you can look at this. I really love that teal-ish green color. pic.twitter.com/ECdP3QYBcB
Learn about using the Apple MagSafe Adapter included with your Mac notebook computer and get tips for reducing wear on the adapter.
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Ben Lovejoy has the details, but this is about the worst thing that could happen when it comes to having cameras in or around your home. Thankfully, if you have these and have switched them over to using Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video platform, you should be good.
Update: Eufy has commented that this was due to a software bug on their servers.
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This week on Mac Power Users, David and I talked with Sal Soghoian on the history of Automator and Services on the Mac, both of which are cornerstones of automation on macOS today. We then discussed how these tools came to be and how Apple has evolved them over the years, in addition to what can be done with them.
My thanks to Sal for joining us; it was a real honor to get to interview him.
I can’t really do this article justice with a single blockquote.
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A few years ago, I started writing down my dreams in Day One. This morning’s entry shows what’s on my mind, I suppose.
We were all back at WWDC. Myke and I didn’t have press access, but several of our friends were able to talk Eddy Cue into it. This conversation took place near the theatre across the street from the middle school I attended.
We then went inside, and ran into Craig Federighi. He was tense and and seemed a little on edge. I asked him if he still got nervous before keynotes and he said he did. We then talked a little about sports and he brought out a soccer ball from behind the check-in desk.