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Heavily upgraded M3 Ultra Mac Studio is great for AI projects
DOGE proposes replacing the current heat generating Oval Office “small language” processor with this cost-effective large language Apple Mac Studio. Estimated first-year savings, over $1 trillion. Downsizing required? Just one person.
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Apple Invites has Sherlocked party organizing app Partiful
Evites was doing this long before Partiful. And if I recall correctly, there was a predecessor to eVites.
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Apple stuck the Mac mini power button on the bottom
For powering down, I'm pretty sure most users will just yank the power cord.
For starting up, putting the power-on button on the bottom is better protection than a password.
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Hands on with Image Playground, ChatGPT, and Genmoji in iOS 18.2
The article should have clearly mentioned the need for and how to request early access, instead of leaving me to search and delay my request by over a day.
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Big screen battle -- iPhone 16 Pro Max vs iPhone 15 Pro Max features compared
The new button has capacitive sensors, so the touch will likely be lighter than a traditional phone button.javair said:Using a button to take a picture can cause your phone to MOVE as you shoot it. --You finger, pushing the button, very slightly moving the phone downward as the capture is happening.
Back with my first iPhone (5S), I used one of the physical buttons on the side to activate the image-capture; as one would do with a full stand-alone camera.
Both me and my family found the some shots had a slight motion, as the force to press the button moved the phone a bit.
The shutter button on any stand-alone camera is very loose and perfectly sensitive so that device-movement when held in your hands is not a factor.
Due to the phone moving slightly when I used the side button on an iPhone (as that button on the 5S required some force), I switched to the on-screen red button.
So, I wonder how this new face-touch button will play out.
Might be just fine.
The original iteration of this idea didn't work out for some of us.
