Month: September 2016
Member Content:
Newsletter:
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The Value of a Smaller iPad Pro
How the iPad 9.7″ form factor is still the best all around size.
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RAW iPhone Photo Apps
I wish the native app just allowed for shooting in RAW.
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The Nock Lanier – Initial Thoughts
Purpose built, certainly. It might be one hell of an iPad Pro bag.
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Freudian Slip
This is a nice video review of the Tom Bihn Maker’s Bag by Fraser Speirs. I really loved the part showing how he uses the Freudian Slip to hold his iPad Pro. So clever.
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The Lanier Briefcase
This looks like it could be a really neat little Briefcase. Can’t wait to try one out.
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Thoughts on the iPhone Upgrade Program, and Buying iPhones in General
Apple created an unequal system for iPhone pre-orders.
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Samsung S7 Edge explodes in teacher’s hands in middle of busy cafe
I have no clue why anyone would want to own a Samsung phone at this point.
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Adblock Plus Is Now Going To Sell Ads
Adblock Plus, one of the web’s most popular ad-blocking services, will soon begin selling its own ads—and taking a little bit of the cut as well. The plus means less ads, but with more special ads.
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iOS 10 is A Major Shift for iOS
Oh hey, left hand, nice to see what the hell you are up to finally.
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Apple of the Future
Apple is sneaking in some future changing features and products.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 Recall Is a Nightmare So Far
Christina Warren: The process is proving to be a shitshow both for those who bought the device through carriers, and for those who purchased directly from Samsung. And: The situation isn’t any better for customers at other carriers. T-Mobile and AT&T don’t have fresh inventory from Samsung either, which means customers can either wait around […]
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Just Glass
That thing where the cursor randomly moves to another spot and you feel your text collapsing around you.
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Dropping Dropbox
Duncan Davidson on the nefarious shit Dropbox is pulling: After all, every time you ask permission, you not only annoy the user, you’re making them consider saying no, which is bad for numbers in a company driven by the almighty gods of daily, weekly, and monthly active usage. I bitched about this on twitter and […]
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What a Week
I’ve started a new newsletter, and it is ad supported. I’d love it if you signed up, it’s a weekly affair. Here’s a taste from this week’s: I wasn’t going to mention all the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Fire Editions, but umm, well it burned a Jeep to the ground (and if the story couldn’t […]
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Special B&B Throwback Episode: The iPhone 7 Event
I texted Shawn on Tuesday to see if he wanted to do a special show, and amazingly we both had time to fit it in. We talk about the iPhone 7 stuff, as well as paying for new devices. Shawn also explains math to me. All in all: good times.
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How My Friends Described Some Colors To Me When I Couldn’t See
This is one of those things you read when you are having a rough day. (Via Kottke)
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So This Thing About Files on iOS
All these people complaining about iPads seem to not know how iOS actually works.
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Fastmail, end of an era
Apple really neglects the hell out of macOS server.
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How Tech Giants Are Devising Real Ethics for Artificial Intelligence
The report also does not consider the belief of some computer specialists about the possibility of a “singularity” that might lead to machines that are more intelligent and possibly threaten humans. How do you not even consider that possibility? See, this is how we go extinct.
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Automated Killing Machines
Completely unregulated.