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My son, a college commuter, at one point got notification from iPhone that someone was AirTaging him. He panicked. We looked in his school backpack and car but couldn't find it. Later we realized that on the app you can actually play the sound on the un-identifying AirTag. So he played the sound and it came from his own jacket pocket where his car key is. The AirTag is attached to his car key. The AirTag created its own new ID and where as the original "Keys" label I setup for him was no longer functioning. My conclusion is the AirTag rebooted itself after upgrading and created a new AirTag ID on its own. Very strange that the AirTag lost its original setting. I ended up resetting it and all is back to normal.

So much for modular design and now back to square one. This is going to be Mac trash can, the 2013 Mac Pro, all over again. Oh brother.

I would upgrade to 13 ProMax because of camera and 1TB storage for ProRes. I shoot video and does video compositing. Also both 12 and 13 can convert 3D real life object to 3D model for 3D animation which Apple never mentioned it in their presentation. And I do 3D animation as well. iPhone is becoming the electronic Swiss knife that does everything.

Go figure. Apple. That's why CCP leaves Apple alone vs. other U.S. companies. To do business in Asia, all you have to do is bribe to get your place secured.

It’s about time for printer companies to rethink their ink cartridge strategy. Now it bites them back on their butts. EPSON’s ink refillable printer starts to look good. 

.... and for Apple TV screen saver.

iBiCCC said:

lam92103 said:

Thanks but no thanks. Gonna stick to x86

#metoo.  Honestly who wouldn't.  It makes zero sense.  All microprocessor will be the same.  MacOS is built on x86.  Intel is a serious company. Rosetta runs x86.  It was built on x86 and the M-Chips are x86.  Fun Fact.

And my car runs on x86 because it has Windows. 

Interesting. 5 years from now there will be multiple different types of Apple Pencils just like Harry Potter's magic wands.

Huawei is wasting their effort. These are hard-core iPhone users. They are not going to switch.

I tried AI technology on a few graphic projects: this includes turning pixelated image to hi-res and filling artificial extended background on a very tight cropped images in Photoshop BETA. It's mind blowing I have to say. It thinks like human with minor flaws. It knows what I want to do with the images. Some Photoshop retouches will take me one hour to do and it only takes 1 minute for AI to execute. I am testing this is on a built-in AI feature that Photoshop Beta is currently incorporating. For turning pixelated image to hi-res works miraculously also on human faces and other objects. It still has some flaws and additional manual Photoshop retouches are required. I used free beta service from a website for this image upscaling. Overall, I am super impressed. AI is here to stay and it will get better as time goes by. It's a must have new tool for graphic designer (As long as I don't hear "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that", then we're safe).