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Mac OS vom 25.05.2019 um 00:15 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Safari is very different from both Chrome and  Firefox in terms of UI. It certainly has features that these other browsers do not but over the years, it hasn’t switched over to a minimal UI like Firefox has. You will find that, as far as UI is concerned, the browser still has its own unique […]

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Mac OS vom 24.05.2019 um 00:03 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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An Apple ID isn’t just for downloading apps. A lot of features on both iOS and macOS are tied to an Apple ID e.g., iCloud, Calendar, Messages, etc. Some of these features are closed off so that you can only use them from an Apple device but others can, and do work with third-party apps […]

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Mac OS vom 23.05.2019 um 00:18 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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macOS Mojave has a problem with blurry fonts. It may not appear on all devices that are capable of running Mojave but it’s highly likely that older Macs may suffer from it. It has to do with font smoothing that is disabled by default. It may, or may not make the font on your Mac […]

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Mac OS vom 22.05.2019 um 00:00 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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macOS is still miles behind Windows 10 when it comes to snapping windows. Snapping is a concept that Windows made popular but Apple is rarely shy about taking features from other operating systems or even apps. It still doesn’t do window management like Windows does and that’s why there are many apps that try and […]

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Mac OS vom 21.05.2019 um 18:56 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Apple introduces first 8-core MacBook Pro, the fastest Mac notebook ever<br/>Apple updated MacBook Pro with faster 8th- and 9th-generation Intel Core processors, bringing eight cores to MacBook Pro for the first time. MacBook Pro now delivers two times faster performance than a quad-core MacBook Pro and 40 percent more performance than a 6-core MacBook Pro, making it the fastest Mac notebook ever.¹ These new processors, combined with powerful graphics, the brilliant and colorful Retina display, super-fast SSDs, the Apple T2 Security Chip, all-day battery life and macOS, make MacBook Pro the world’s best pro notebook. <br/>“Whether it’s college students mastering a course of study, developers building world-class apps or video editors creating feature films, we’re constantly amazed at what our customers do with their MacBook Pro,” said Tom Boger, Apple’s senior director of Mac Product Marketing. “Now with 8-core processors for an incredible performance boost, along with its stunning Retina display, fast storage, all-day battery life and running macOS, MacBook Pro continues to be the world’s best pro notebook and we can’t wait to get it into our customer’s hands to see what they do next.” <br/>Powerful Performance Boost for Pro Workloads <br/>MacBook Pro is more powerful than ever for compiling code, processing high-resolution images, rendering 3D graphics, editing multiple streams of 4K video and more. The 15-inch MacBook Pro now features faster 6- and 8-core Intel Core processors, delivering Turbo Boost speeds up to 5.0 GHz, while the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar features faster quad-core processors with Turbo Boost speeds up to 4.7 GHz. <br/>When compared to the fastest quad-core 15-inch MacBook Pro, the new MacBook Pro with 8-core processors is up to two times faster, so: <br/><ul> <li>Music producers can play back massive multi-track projects with up to two times more Alchemy plug-ins in Logic Pro X.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>3D designers can render scenes up to two times faster in Maya Arnold.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Photographers can apply complex edits and filters up to 75 percent faster in Photoshop.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Developers can compile code up to 65 percent faster in Xcode.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Scientists and researchers can compute complex fluid dynamics simulations up to 50 percent faster in TetrUSS.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Video editors can edit up to 11 simultaneous multicam streams of 4K video in Final Cut Pro X.</li> </ul> <br/>The World’s Best Pro Notebook <br/>Along with these powerful new processors, MacBook Pro features the best Mac notebook display ever, a stunning Retina display with 500 nits of brightness, support for the P3 wide color gamut and True Tone technology, for a natural, true-to-life viewing experience. It also comes with incredibly immersive stereo speakers with wide-stereo sound, the security and convenience of Touch ID, dynamic and contextual controls with Touch Bar and a large Force Touch trackpad. MacBook Pro also features blazing fast SSD storage, the Apple T2 Security Chip for enhanced security, and powerful and versatile Thunderbolt 3 ports for data transfer, charging and connecting up to two 5K displays or four external GPUs. <br/>macOS Mojave <br/>All new Macs come with macOS Mojave, the latest version of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system, with features inspired by pros but designed for everyone. In Mojave, Dark Mode transforms the desktop with a dramatic new look that puts the focus on user content, Stacks organizes messy desktops by automatically stacking files into neat groups and FaceTime supports group calling. Mojave also brings iOS apps, including News, Stocks, Voice Memos and Home to the Mac and features a redesigned Mac App Store with rich editorial content and the addition of apps from top developers, including Microsoft and Adobe. <br/><strong>Pricing and Availability</strong> <br/>Starting at <strong>$1,799</strong> and <strong>$2,399</strong> respectively, the updated 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and 15-inch MacBook Pro are available today through <a href="https://www.apple.com/" target="_blank">apple.com</a>, the Apple Store app and in select Apple Stores and Apple Authorized Resellers later this week.&nbsp;Additional technical specifications, configure-to-order options and accessories are available online at <a href="https://www.apple.com/mac" target="_blank">apple.com/mac</a>. <br/>¹ Testing conducted by Apple in April 2019 using preproduction 2.8GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-based 13-inch MacBook Pro systems with 16GB of RAM, and preproduction 2.4GHz 8-core Intel Core i9-based 15-inch MacBook Pro systems with 32GB of RAM; and shipping 3.5GHz dual-core Intel Core i7-based 13-inch MacBook Pro systems, as well as shipping 3.1GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-based 15-inch MacBook Pro systems, both configured with 16GB of RAM.<br/>Press Contacts<br/>Jennie Orphanopoulos,Apple, [email protected],(408) 221-6621<br/>Bill Evans,Apple,[email protected],(408) 974-0610<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 21.05.2019 um 14:59 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Apple News+ offering exclusive covers, innovative storytelling from hundreds of publishers<br/>Readers Now Have Direct Access to Their Favorite Titles<br/>Since Apple News+ launched in March, publishers have been using the platform to showcase innovative live covers, special issues and customized feature stories for subscribers. <br/>Now, with iOS 12.3 and macOS 10.14.5, released May 13, Apple News+ subscribers are able to follow publications directly from the Apple News+ catalog. New issues from followed titles will be automatically downloaded and available offline, and Apple News+ subscribers can also download individual issues in each title’s channel in Apple News. <br/>“We’ve heard a lot of great feedback from the hundreds of publishers available in Apple News+. The latest updates to Apple News+ aim to best showcase their incredible journalism and put the most trusted news sources at readers’ fingertips,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. “Apple News+ customers are very engaged readers, with most visiting the News app daily. Hundreds of people at Apple, across editorial, engineering, marketing and design teams, are working to make Apple News+ the best experience for people who love reading their favorite titles and discovering new stories.” <br/>Here’s what editors are saying about some of the new and specialized issues, covers and features available now in Apple News+: <br/><a href="https://apple.news/IwCIEKpScRau_BRj4W3mPGw/" target="_blank">The Highlight by Vox</a> <br/>“The Highlight by Vox on Apple News+ is an opportunity for us to step back from the daily news cycle and focus on stories that are enduring, important and deeply enjoyable to read. We’ve launched new, magazine-style issues in Apple News+, and our most recent issue demonstrates the full range of our ambition with this new format: we explore the radical revolution happening in a Harvard introductory economics course; the history of ‘electroshock therapy’ to treat depression; and the problem of how social media keeps us mired in the past. We also caught up with the boy from one of the internet’s first viral videos, ‘David After Dentist’ — he’s heading to college now! And we lay out the 25 most influential episodes in the history of television in a beautifully designed story.” — Eleanor Barkhorn, deputy managing editor of Vox <br/><a href="https://apple.news/ImSDpFPpqRmCQWmKBoXxD_w/" target="_blank">People</a> <br/>“People’s readers love the royals on every platform, so we deliver compelling content wherever they are. In this special commemorative edition, People delivers an intimate portrait of the lives of Harry, Meghan and baby Archie in a beautiful visual photo album to celebrate this historic moment.” — Dan Wakeford, editor in chief of People <br/><a href="https://apple.news/IpJp8HNZQS0ecVpGSfdnyBA/" target="_blank">Harper’s Bazaar</a> <br/>“Among the great joys of making this magazine is the opportunity to celebrate some truly special people. Apple News+ makes this special cover of Jennifer Aniston come to life and draws you in with movement. Not only does Jennifer always look incredible, but she also radiates a unique kindness that instantly makes you want to be her friend.” — Glenda Bailey, editor in chief of Harper’s Bazaar <br/><a href="https://apple.news/IUELGoUmwQgWPfaei25GcUw/" target="_blank">Town &amp; Country</a> <br/>“We were able to showcase our four incredible cover stars — Yara Shahidi, Christine Lagarde, Ava DuVernay and Melinda Gates — in Apple News+ in a really unique and powerful way. Since 1846, the good life for Town &amp; Country has meant travel, beautiful clothes, art, culture and civility, but always with a clear imperative that the enjoyment of those riches be grounded in a responsibility to give back – in time, in money, in conviction. Our cover stars are all women who embrace the Town &amp; Country ethos of live well and give well.” — Stellene Volandes, editor in chief of Town &amp; Country <br/><a href="https://apple.news/ItrAbH7WyR5y__EriiMMQkQ/" target="_blank">Martha Stewart Living</a> <br/>“For June, our annual summer food and entertaining issue, we had a lot of fun creating and shooting all these amazing sheet cake ideas — they’re delicious and perfect for barbecues, block parties, graduations, birthdays, you name it. So the idea of being able to show not just one of our ideas but several, thanks to a virtual newsstand, helps capture the expansiveness and joy of our content. Apple News+ offers a really exciting opportunity for us to bring our content to life in a fresh new way.” — Abbey Kuster-Prokell, creative director of Martha Stewart Living <br/><a href="https://apple.news/PwlEsPOF0rgty1RMm_y0FIM/" target="_blank">Popular Science</a> <br/>“A tremendous amount of environmental change hits Florida harder and sooner than it does the rest of the nation, which makes the state a bellwether that demands all of our attention. To illustrate that point, we created ‘The Florida Problem,’ a package of six stories that explores how a shifting climate and human development stress the Sunshine State’s natural resources. While this type of effort is a real design challenge on any platform, we wanted to focus on nailing the digital navigation of six distinct, yet related, stories and shaping one beautiful product.” — Corinne Iozzio, deputy editor of Popular Science <br/><strong>Pricing and Availability</strong> <br/><a href="https://www.apple.com/apple-news/" target="_blank">Apple News+</a> is available in the US for <strong>$9.99</strong> a month and in Canada for <strong>$12.99</strong> a month. Customers can sign up for a free one-month trial, and the plan automatically renews after the trial ends. To sign up for Apple News+, customers must update to iOS 12.2 or macOS 10.14.4. Through Family Sharing, up to six family members can share one Apple News+ subscription. Apple News+ will be available in the UK and Australia later this year. <br/>Apple News+ brings together over 300 magazines, newspapers and online publications into a premium, personalized experience within the Apple News app. <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Fay Sliger,Apple,[email protected],(669) 227-0877<br/>Bernadette Simpao,Apple,[email protected],(669) 227-9273<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 20.05.2019 um 23:00 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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It’s hard to work without a mouse on a desktop. You can stick to using just the keyboard if you’re inside one app but a mouse or trackpad makes it easier to navigate between apps, select files, and customize the desktop. In some cases, e.g., when you’re watching a video, the mouse cursor should automatically […]

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Mac OS vom 17.05.2019 um 23:16 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Scripts are a great way to automate work and they exist on virtually all desktop operating systems. On macOS there’s a built-in app for creating scripts called Script Editor and you can use it to create AppleScripts. AppleScripts, as the name clearly states, are scripts that run on macOS. They’re fairly easy to run but […]

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Mac OS vom 16.05.2019 um 22:34 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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All Macs have a serial number and each number is unique to a Mac. It’s tied to the motherboard of the computer so, if you happen to have it replaced by Apple, make sure they update the information on your system. The serial number is printed somewhere on your device and a physical examination of […]

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Mac OS vom 16.05.2019 um 17:56 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Photographer Rachael Short explores the beauty of simplicity with iPhone<br/>California-based photographer Rachael Short likes to keep things simple. Shooting photographs around Carmel, California, she searches for new textures, lighting and contrasts to capture in her portraits and landscapes. She prefers black and white, brushing off color as a distraction. “Life is so chaotic, so it’s something to simplify and calm things down,” Short explains. <br/>In 2010 at age 28, Short suffered a spinal cord injury in a car accident along California’s Highway 1 on Halloween night. She was diagnosed with a C5 fracture in her spine. She was quadriplegic. <br/>It would take 60 days in-hospital for Short to touch her nose with her left hand, and a full year before her arms had the strength to hold anything, let alone a camera. While she was there, her best friend gifted her an iPhone 4 because it was easier to use after her injury. <br/>“It took about a year for me to have enough arm strength to start holding an iPhone,” Short recalls. “It was the first camera that I started using [after the accident], and now it’s the only camera that I’ve been using because it’s nice and light, small and easy to use.” <br/>Since then, Short’s creative process has shifted to one that is digitally streamlined and mobile. “It used to be that I had my 4x5 camera, and I had my medium format camera and 35 mm and it got complicated,” she says. “Now it’s more about the image and less about the technical and the equipment. It’s made me more focused.” <br/>She no longer carries multiple cameras or a variety of films. Instead, she captures a color photo with her iPhone X<span class="all-small-caps">S</span> using the Hipstamatic app, converts it to black and white and edits it in the Snapseed app, prints a digital negative and then produces a platinum print as an archival image. “I've been really impressed with the camera on the iPhone and how I’ve been able to make it do what I did with film,” she says. “The image quality has been really amazing and surprising.” <br/>“Technology has changed so much. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility.” <br/>Today Short lives a short distance from Gallery EXPOSED in Carmel, her photo gallery where she exhibits local artists’ work. As a wheelchair user, she looks for accessible places to shoot and still be in nature, like Point Lobos for its flat trails and natural beauty, or the long coastal trail weaving along the ocean near Monastery Beach, one of the only places in the area that gets her close to the ocean at all. Though she rarely visited these places before her injury, she now shoots these locations often. She prefers capturing wandering paths or endless roads that lead a viewer’s eye down the frame of a photograph. <br/>Despite the unexpected obstacles put in Short’s path almost a decade ago, she still finds this lightness and dreaminess in the world around her. She embraces today’s technology as a new way for her to create, finding beauty wherever she is, whether in a peace poppy flower that’s sitting in her window, or in the shadow of a tree cast on the facade of the Carmel Mission. <br/>“I couldn’t imagine being in my situation even 15 years ago without my iPhone,” Short says. “Technology has changed so much in that time. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility. It’s my camera, it’s my email, it’s my photo editing, it’s ‘Hey Siri, do stuff for me.’ It’s everything.” <br/><em>In partnership for Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple worked with California photographer Rachael Short to showcase her art, all shot on iPhone. Today, Apple is hosting events around the world to promote inclusive design and emphasize how technology can empower everyone. To learn more about Apple’s accessibility features and services, visit <a href="https://www.apple.com/accessibility/" target="_blank">apple.com/accessibility</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em> <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Lori Lodes,Apple,[email protected],(408) 974-1192<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 16.05.2019 um 17:56 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Photographer Rachael Short explores the beauty of simplicity with iPhone<br/>California-based photographer Rachael Short likes to keep things simple. Shooting photographs around Carmel, California, she searches for new textures, lighting and contrasts to capture in her portraits and landscapes. She prefers black and white, brushing off color as a distraction. “Life is so chaotic, so it’s something to simplify and calm things down,” Short explains. <br/>In 2010 at age 28, Short suffered a spinal cord injury in a car accident along California’s Highway 1 on Halloween night. She was diagnosed with a C5 fracture in her spine. She was quadriplegic. <br/>It would take 60 days in-hospital for Short to touch her nose with her left hand, and a full year before her arms had the strength to hold anything, let alone a camera. While she was there, her best friend gifted her an iPhone 4 because it was easier to use after her injury. <br/>“It took about a year for me to have enough arm strength to start holding an iPhone,” Short recalls. “It was the first camera that I started using [after the accident], and now it’s the only camera that I’ve been using because it’s nice and light, small and easy to use.” <br/>Since then, Short’s creative process has shifted to one that is digitally streamlined and mobile. “It used to be that I had my 4x5 camera, and I had my medium format camera and 35 mm and it got complicated,” she says. “Now it’s more about the image and less about the technical and the equipment. It’s made me more focused.” <br/>She no longer carries multiple cameras or a variety of films. Instead, she captures a color photo with her iPhone X<span class="all-small-caps">S</span> using the Hipstamatic app, converts it to black and white and edits it in the Snapseed app, prints a digital negative and then produces a platinum print as an archival image. “I've been really impressed with the camera on the iPhone and how I’ve been able to make it do what I did with film,” she says. “The image quality has been really amazing and surprising.” <br/>“Technology has changed so much. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility.” <br/>Today Short lives a short distance from Gallery EXPOSED in Carmel, her photo gallery where she exhibits local artists’ work. As a wheelchair user, she looks for accessible places to shoot and still be in nature, like Point Lobos for its flat trails and natural beauty, or the long coastal trail weaving along the ocean near Monastery Beach, one of the only places in the area that gets her close to the ocean at all. Though she rarely visited these places before her injury, she now shoots these locations often. She prefers capturing wandering paths or endless roads that lead a viewer’s eye down the frame of a photograph. <br/>Despite the unexpected obstacles put in Short’s path almost a decade ago, she still finds this lightness and dreaminess in the world around her. She embraces today’s technology as a new way for her to create, finding beauty wherever she is, whether in a peace poppy flower that’s sitting in her window, or in the shadow of a tree cast on the facade of the Carmel Mission. <br/>“I couldn’t imagine being in my situation even 15 years ago without my iPhone,” Short says. “Technology has changed so much in that time. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility. It’s my camera, it’s my email, it’s my photo editing, it’s ‘Hey Siri, do stuff for me.’ It’s everything.” <br/><em>In partnership for Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple worked with California photographer Rachael Short to showcase her art, all shot on iPhone. Today, Apple is hosting events around the world to promote inclusive design and emphasize how technology can empower everyone. To learn more about Apple’s accessibility features and services, visit <a href="https://www.apple.com/accessibility/" target="_blank">apple.com/accessibility</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em> <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Lori Lodes,Apple,[email protected],(408) 974-1192<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 16.05.2019 um 17:56 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Photographer Rachael Short explores the beauty of simplicity with iPhone<br/>California-based photographer Rachael Short likes to keep things simple. Shooting photographs around Carmel, California, she searches for new textures, lighting and contrasts to capture in her portraits and landscapes. She prefers black and white, brushing off color as a distraction. “Life is so chaotic, so it’s something to simplify and calm things down,” Short explains. <br/>In 2010 at age 28, Short suffered a spinal cord injury in a car accident along California’s Highway 1 on Halloween night. She was diagnosed with a C5 fracture in her spine. She was quadriplegic. <br/>It would take 60 days in-hospital for Short to touch her nose with her left hand, and a full year before her arms had the strength to hold anything, let alone a camera. While she was there, her best friend gifted her an iPhone 4 because it was easier to use after her injury. <br/>“It took about a year for me to have enough arm strength to start holding an iPhone,” Short recalls. “It was the first camera that I started using [after the accident], and now it’s the only camera that I’ve been using because it’s nice and light, small and easy to use.” <br/>Since then, Short’s creative process has shifted to one that is digitally streamlined and mobile. “It used to be that I had my 4x5 camera, and I had my medium format camera and 35 mm and it got complicated,” she says. “Now it’s more about the image and less about the technical and the equipment. It’s made me more focused.” <br/>She no longer carries multiple cameras or a variety of films. Instead, she captures a color photo with her iPhone X<span class="all-small-caps">S</span> using the Hipstamatic app, converts it to black and white and edits it in the Snapseed app, prints a digital negative and then produces a platinum print as an archival image. “I've been really impressed with the camera on the iPhone and how I’ve been able to make it do what I did with film,” she says. “The image quality has been really amazing and surprising.” <br/>“Technology has changed so much. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility.” <br/>Today Short lives a short distance from Gallery EXPOSED in Carmel, her photo gallery where she exhibits local artists’ work. As a wheelchair user, she looks for accessible places to shoot and still be in nature, like Point Lobos for its flat trails and natural beauty, or the long coastal trail weaving along the ocean near Monastery Beach, one of the only places in the area that gets her close to the ocean at all. Though she rarely visited these places before her injury, she now shoots these locations often. She prefers capturing wandering paths or endless roads that lead a viewer’s eye down the frame of a photograph. <br/>Despite the unexpected obstacles put in Short’s path almost a decade ago, she still finds this lightness and dreaminess in the world around her. She embraces today’s technology as a new way for her to create, finding beauty wherever she is, whether in a peace poppy flower that’s sitting in her window, or in the shadow of a tree cast on the facade of the Carmel Mission. <br/>“I couldn’t imagine being in my situation even 15 years ago without my iPhone,” Short says. “Technology has changed so much in that time. It just opens up so many possibilities for people with disabilities and limited mobility. It’s my camera, it’s my email, it’s my photo editing, it’s ‘Hey Siri, do stuff for me.’ It’s everything.” <br/><em>In partnership for Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple worked with California photographer Rachael Short to showcase her art, all shot on iPhone. Today, Apple is hosting events around the world to promote inclusive design and emphasize how technology can empower everyone. To learn more about Apple’s accessibility features and services, visit <a href="https://www.apple.com/accessibility/" target="_blank">apple.com/accessibility</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em> <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Lori Lodes,Apple,[email protected],(408) 974-1192<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 15.05.2019 um 23:00 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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External drives sometimes need to be formatted and this is something fairly basic. Desktop operating systems can do this out of the box and macOS is no exception. If you want to format a drive on macOS, you can do so with the built-in Disk Utility. When you format a drive, all data on it […]

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Mac OS vom 14.05.2019 um 22:05 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Keyboards, whether they’re for a Mac or a PC, have keys that can mute the sound on a computer. What they don’t have is a key that will mute the mic. Mics are only ever used when you chat and rarely for anything else. If you record audio, you likely do not use the mic […]

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Mac OS vom 14.05.2019 um 22:05 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Keyboards, whether they’re for a Mac or a PC, have keys that can mute the sound on a computer. What they don’t have is a key that will mute the mic. Mics are only ever used when you chat and rarely for anything else. If you record audio, you likely do not use the mic […]

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Mac OS vom 13.05.2019 um 21:00 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Mojave has a neat little feature called accent colors. This gives users some control over the color that selected, highlighted, or actionable items throughout the OS are shown in. For example, if you go through a menu in macOS, the item you position the cursor over will be in your accent color. If you see […]

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Mac OS vom 13.05.2019 um 18:58 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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All-new Apple TV app available in over 100 countries starting today<br/>Apple TV App Brings Together Favorite Shows and Movies from Apple TV Channels, iTunes and Over 150 Video Apps<br/>The all-new Apple TV app, which brings together all the ways to watch TV into one app, is available starting today in over 100 countries across iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and select Samsung smart TVs. <br/>With the free iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3 software update, customers around the world can now subscribe to Apple TV channels within the Apple TV app — paying for only the ones they want — and watch on demand directly in the app. In the US, Apple TV channels include popular services such as HBO, Starz, SHOWTIME, Smithsonian Channel, EPIX, Tastemade and new services like MTV Hits, with more to be added over time around the world.¹ <br/>Through Family Sharing, up to six family members can share subscriptions to Apple TV channels using just their Apple ID and password. Subscribers can watch and download shows and movies both online and offline, making the Apple TV app the first and only place where HBO subscribers can download movies and shows such as “Game of Thrones” for offline viewing. <br/>Also starting today, users worldwide can enjoy personalized recommendations of shows and movies from more than 150 video apps and streaming services and over 100,000 iTunes movies and TV shows, including the largest collection of 4K HDR titles available to browse, buy or rent — all within the new Apple TV app. The Watch Now section features Up Next, where users can quickly find and watch their favorites with activity synced across devices, as well as explore expertly curated collections based on a secure and comprehensive understanding of users’ viewing interests. <br/>Customers can also enjoy a new, dedicated Kids section, highlighting editorially handpicked shows and movies for kids of all ages, alongside the breakthrough Sports section that makes it easy to find games and receive notifications about favorite teams and leagues. Additionally, customers can find their purchased movies and shows from iTunes in the redesigned Library tab, now organized by Recently Added, Downloaded, Genres and more. <br/><strong>Availability</strong> <br/><ul> <li>The all-new Apple TV app is available today for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV customers in <a href="https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208083" target="_blank">over 100 countries</a> with iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3, and will be available on Mac this fall.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Starting today, the Apple TV app offering Apple TV channels and iTunes movies and TV shows will also be available on all 2019 Samsung smart TVs and select 2018 models.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Also starting today, customers with AirPlay 2-enabled Samsung smart TVs can effortlessly play videos and other content from their iPhone, iPad or Mac directly to their smart TVs. Customers must update to iOS 12.3 or macOS 10.14.5 to play or mirror to AirPlay 2-enabled smart TVs.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>Customers with eligible VIZIO, LG and Sony smart TVs will be able to enjoy AirPlay 2 and HomeKit support later this year.</li> </ul> <br/><ul> <li>This fall, Apple TV+, Apple’s original video subscription service, will be available in the Apple TV app.</li> </ul> <br/>¹ Network and streaming app availability may vary by country. Some features are not available in all regions or all languages. <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Bernadette Simpao,Apple,[email protected],(669) 227-9273<br/>Christine Monaghan,Apple, [email protected] ,(408) 974-8850 <br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 11.05.2019 um 23:58 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Apple starts a new chapter at Carnegie Library<br/>Apple Carnegie Library and the new DC History Center opened this morning, returning the library to the Washington, D.C. community as a center for learning, discovery and creativity. <br/>Press Contacts<br/>Nick Leahy,Apple, [email protected], (408) 862-5012<br/>Abby Reisinger,Apple,[email protected],(669) 227-3527<br/>Apple Media Helpline,[email protected],(408) 974-2042<br/>

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Mac OS vom 10.05.2019 um 22:03 Uhr | Quelle: addictivetips.com

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Mac OS vom 09.05.2019 um 16:31 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Mac OS vom 30.04.2019 um 22:31 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Mac OS vom 25.04.2019 um 14:30 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Mac OS vom 22.04.2019 um 13:59 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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Mac OS vom 18.04.2019 um 14:01 Uhr | Quelle: apple.com

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