512 Pixels
Covering Apple, computer history, space, design and lots of other fine nerdery.
By Stephen Hackett.
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Updated 6 days ago
Making a Dent in the Universe
We just closed down Relay’s 2024 St. Jude campaign. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise $1,078,348 to further St. Jude’s mission of finding cures and saving children. From the bottom of our …
By Stephen Hackett, 55 words
Apple Must
Tips, insights and resources to help Apple's iPhone, iPad, Mac, TV, Watch and iCloud users get much more from their hardware, software and services.
By Jonny Evans.
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Updated 2 days ago
Will Apple beat its Q4 iPhone sales record in 2024?
Apple seems on track to become the world’s biggest smartphone vendor again across the critical gifting season, even as the size of the smartphone market climbs. To be fair, this isn’t such a big surprise. …
By Jonny Evans, 393 words
Daring Fireball
By John Gruber.
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Updated 7 hours ago
Sponsorship Openings at Daring Fireball, Q4 Edition
After being sold out for months, the upcoming sponsorship schedule at DF is unusually open at the moment — including this upcoming week. Weekly sponsorships have been the top source of revenue for Daring Fireball …
By John Gruber, 159 words
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Updated 3 months ago
Relay 10: Built to Endure
This past weekend I was fortunate to be a participant in the “Relay FM 10th Anniversary Extravaganza”, a live show in London celebrating Relay’s decade of podcasting. Relay is the home of Under the Radar. …
Hypercritical
I’m a software developer, podcaster, and freelance technology writer.
By John Siracusa.
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Updated 8 months ago
The iMessage Halo Effect
The recent Beeper controversy briefly brought the “blue bubbles vs. green bubbles” topic back into the mainstream. Here’s a brief review for those of you who are (blessedly) unaware of this issue. Messages sent using …
By John Siracusa, 511 words
Initial Charge
A daily weblog written and produced by Mike Rockwell which focuses on Apple products, mobile applications, the web, and other geek-related topics.
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Updated 2 days ago
Alternatives to Paying Google for YouTube Premium
Lee Peterson: The first one is via a VPN. If you already have one or if not you can sign up easily with someone like Nord (the one I use, don’t use a free service!) …
By Mike Rockwell, 98 words
IT: Technology, Language, and Cultures
By Lisa L. Spangenberg.
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Updated 5 months ago
My Computing History
Robb Knight in My Computing Origin Story and Kev Quirk in My computing History have both written posts about their computing history as part of WeblogPoMo2024. I thought I’d write about mine. I didn’t have …
By Lisa Spangenberg, 717 words
MacRumors
Apple News and Rumors.
By Arnold Kim, Eric Slivka, Juli Clover, Joe Rossignol, Tim Hardwick, et al.
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Updated 14 hours ago
Apple Announced the HomePod Mini Four Years Ago Today
Apple announced the HomePod mini smart speaker four years ago today at its "Hi, Speed" special event. The low-cost smart speaker was announced alongside the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone …
By Hartley Charlton, 325 words
MacStories
Apple news, app reviews, and stories by Federico Viticci and friends.
By Federico Viticci, et al.
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Updated a day ago
I Shared my iPhone Home Screen and More on the Home Screens Podcast
I joined Lee Peterson on his podcast, Home Screens, for a tour of my iPhone Lock Screen, Home Screen, and Control Center pages. The theme that ties it all together is ‘quick entry.’ Whether it’s …
By John Voorhees, 94 words
Marco.org
I’m Marco Arment: a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast.
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Updated 3 months ago
Ten years of Overcast: A new foundation
Today, on the tenth anniversary of Overcast 1.0, I’m happy to launch a complete rewrite and redesign of most of the iOS app, built to carry Overcast into the next decade — and hopefully beyond. …
Michael Tsai - Blog
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A Brief History of Defragging
Howard Oakley: All storage media, including memory, SSDs and rotating hard disks, can develop fragmentation, but most serious attention has been paid to the problem on hard disks. This is because of their electro-mechanical mechanism …
By Michael Tsai, 358 words
Monday Note
Media, Tech, Business Models viewed from Palo Alto and Paris.
By Jean-Louis Gassée.
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Updated a year ago
My Grateful Geek Book Finally Out
by Jean-Louis GasséeYes, with help gratefully acknowledged below, my book is finally available at Amazon in print and Kindle formats. It was harder than I presumptuously expected. I hope to do better in a future …
By Jean-Louis Gassée, 1,226 words
OS X Daily
News, tips, software, reviews, and more for Mac OS X, iPhone, iPad.
By Paul Horowitz, Hamlin Rozario, Jamie Cuevas, Oliver Haslam.
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Updated 2 days ago
How Much Storage is Required to Install iOS 18 or iPadOS 18?
Many users have already installed iOS 18 onto iPhone or iPadOS 18 onto iPad, but there are also a large number of iPhone and iPad owners who have not yet updated to the latest operating …
By Paul Horowitz, 70 words
Patently Apple
An Apple Inc. centric blog focused on dissecting Apple's latest Intellectual Property.
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Meta Files an Orion-Centric Smartglasses Patent covering Single Pixel 3D Retinal Imaging
This morning Bloomberg's Mark Gurman stated that Apple is preparing a response to Meta's camera glasses, though clearly behind the curve. While Gurman surmises that Apple will have their basic glasses device launching in and …
By Jack Purcher, 84 words
SchwarzTech
SchAn Apple-focused technology web site featuring product reviews, opinion articles, news, podcasts, and more for Mac, iPod, iPad, and iPhone users.
By Eric Schwarz.
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Updated 2 days ago
Apple’s 16-Year-Old SuperDrive Now Out of Stock Worldwide, Likely Discontinued
Joe Rossignol for MacRumors: A few months ago, the SuperDrive went out of stock on Apple’s online store in the U.S., and it is now listed as sold out or unavailable in all countries. Given …
By Eric Schwarz, 194 words
The Shape of Everything
A website mostly about Mac stuff, written by Gus Mueller.
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Updated 2 weeks ago
My iPhone Battery Life After a Year at 80% Charge Limit
Juli Clover at MacRumors: With the iPhone 15 models that came out last year, Apple added an opt-in battery setting that limits maximum charge to 80 percent. The idea is that never charging the iPhone …
Six Colors
Apple, technology, and other stuff by Jason Snell & Dan Moren.
By Jason Snell, Dan Moren.
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Updated 2 days ago
(Sponsor) Magic Lasso Adblock
My thanks to Magic Lasso Adblock for sponsoring Six Colors this week. With over 5,000 five star reviews; Magic Lasso Adblock is simply the best Safari ad blocker for your iPhone, iPad and Mac. As …
By Jason Snell, 108 words
Tao of Mac
Keeping Things Simple.
By Rui Carmo.
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Updated 3 days ago
DeskPad
DeskPad creates a virtual display that is mirrored within its application window so that you can create a dedicated, easily shareable workspace.
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By Alexandre Colucci.
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Updated 11 months ago
Apple’s use of AppKit, Catalyst, Swift and SwiftUI in macOS Sonoma
Last month, I analyzed the programming languages and UI frameworks used to create iOS 17. This month, let’s analyze macOS from OS X El Capitan 10.11 to the latest macOS Sonoma 14 and answer a …