I’ve been using a base model 27″ Intel iMac from 2017 for years now. While the design and internals are starting to feel dated, there’s still a lot to love—especially that gorgeous, sharp 5K display. But over the past couple of years, the system has slowed to a frustrating crawl—just opening files or launching apps… Continue reading Refreshing the 27″ Intel iMac
Category: Geeky
iPhone 6S – The most groundbreaking ‘S’ upgrade ever
The iPhone has been following a tick tock release pattern ever since the iPhone 3G, with a major phone upgrade every 2 years (e.g. iPhone 4, iPhone 5 etc.) and an incremental upgrade (iPhone 4S, iPhone 5S) in between. These incremental upgrades generally introduce a faster processor, a better camera and usually comes with a… Continue reading iPhone 6S – The most groundbreaking ‘S’ upgrade ever
iOS 9 – What I Like and Dislike so far
The public beta of iOS 9 has been out for a while (in fact the second version was just released recently) and I have been trying it out on my first generation iPad Air. I think that the new features are well covered by tech blogs and other news sites, so in this post I… Continue reading iOS 9 – What I Like and Dislike so far
Messaging on iOS
I love Messages on iOS. It is a quick and reliable way of texting my friends. It is integrated tightly into iOS, so it is super convenient to use. It allows me to contact all my friends, unlike 3rd party applications where I can only contact my friends on that platform. Best of all, it… Continue reading Messaging on iOS
WWDC’13
It has been over an year since I last covered anything Apple Related, but yesterday’s WWDC keynote included some pretty exciting news which I felt obliged to cover.