Admins wanted for Mac Outlook setup survey
Microsoft is planning some serious changes to Outlook for Mac and the developer of a setup script wants some feedback before he heads to Redmond.
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Pairing an iOS device to a hearing aid
Apple supports the FCC's hearing-aid compatibility standard to current iPhone models. This summer, developers have released apps supporting Cupertino's Made For iPhone hearing aids.
Even more MagSafe accessories for Apple MacBook models
One vendor offers a preventative for fraying MagSafe cables, while an Apple Support Note details the differences between the adapters.
Parsing the Mac implications in Apple's Q3 earnings call
While most industry watchers looked at iOS mobile sales figures revealed in the company's recent Q3 earnings call, Apple executives appeared to be pitching a Mac story. And an interesting one.
Apple: Why the big-brother attitude with peripherals?
Cupertino is marching into the peripherals space with its purchase of Beats. However, what kind of a peripherals vendor sells products that may or may not work with your Mac?
A summer wave of MagSafe accessories
Who knew that Apple's tiny MagSafe power connector could attract the notice of accessory vendors? However, a number of new add-ons can help keep your MacBook powered up and ready to go.
Developers and Apple open up on new Swift programming language
Apple launches a new blog on its new Swift language, while developers weigh its features and expected superior performance.
New Mac clipboard managers
There are a growing number of clipboard managers on the market, one it seems for almost any workflow.
Apple orphans Aperture, imaging pros unhappy
According to reports, Apple is stopping work on Aperture, its professional photo-editing application and will instead focus efforts on the forthcoming Photos software due with the OS X Yosemite. Some content professionals aren't pleased with the news.
Apple's new Swift programming language looking better to iOS, Mac coders
As the dust settled following the WWDC introduction of Swift, Apple's new and future programming language, Mac and iOS developers had plenty to ponder. Many are coming around to Swift after voicing early concerns.