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Developer shares proof an iPad with Face ID is coming
The urge to steal and blab about it among techie boyz is far more powerful than abiding by an NDA....but whenever you sign stuff, you should respect that, even if violating it gains you retweets or such remarkable e-notoriety...
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For space grey MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, Mojave Dark Mode is the new Aqua
This interface is SUPER Goth and just demands contant playings of Skálmöld. (I guess Emos will like it, too).
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Apple wants to replace your car keys with an iPhone
If you can do this while being chased, it might be highly useful.
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Adobe takes on iMovie with Project Rush, a powerful cross-device video editing app for cre...
Except Final Cut is not available on a mobile device, which for this product, is one of its selling points.richard torcato said:All Adobe's software requires awful monthly subscriptions....after a year or two you would be better off buying Final cut pro.
Something always costs something. Boo hoo, hoo, another cheapo techie boy who wants everything for nothing but swears he'd pay X "if it was reasonable." Which means, you want it for free.
Don't like it, don't get it. And don't bib-dribble about it.
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Video: Changes to the MacBook Pro we want Apple to make
"Edit 4K video..." on a laptop. I love a comment like that, sprouting like a weed in every techie blog site with posers and dilettants who act like professional video editors because they do unpacking videos in Final Cut Pro. 4K is ***meaningless*** on small screens. You are not going to amaze yourself as you edit anything on a 13 or 15 inch screen. It is, ultimately, a technology that demands to be projected on very, very large screens, and I don't mean 21- or 27-inch monitors. A professional editor is *not* going to edit trusting a laptop screen for anything. And this is not a selling point at all because **it is meaningless.**
