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This video is really asking for trouble. I did my own test to see how much RAM Safari and Chrome use when opening a bunch of tabs, and shared the results here. I did this becuase this article was flaoting around this past week and it suggested that Chrome was
Long story short, making YouTube videos is much easier for me on a Mac, and my old Mac Mini was the weak link in my production process. The video below includes: * What exact model I got * Benchmarks (web, Geekbench, and video render times) * Why now is a good time to
Take this with a grain of salt, it was done pretty quickly, but I think Apple is going to do more with the always-on display they add to whatever iPhone in the future, so this is an idea for doing things a little more aggressively than we typically see from
This is the first year that I've had a serious YouTube presence, so I moved my annual concept/wishlist for the new version of watchOS over there this time. Check out the video below, but if you wanted a summary, here's what I cover: 1. Always-on screen improvments 2. Control
Here's what I expect Apple to do in 2021 with the: * Mac * iPad * iPhone * Apple Watch * HomePod * Apple TV I also put some hopes out there that may not happen, but I would be over the moon if any of them come true. Check it out below!
Welcome to 2021! 2020 was a terrible year for so many reasons, and I know all of us are anxious to start what feels like it's going to be a truly different year. So before you go off and start looking for new things to buy, first consider what problems
The Theme System is a cool idea from Myke Hurley and CGP Gray (co-hosts of the excellent Cortex podcast) and it's an alternative way to approach something like a New Year's resolution if New Year's resolutions don't work for you. This video goes over the problems with resolutions, what The
I've talked about this before in numerous videos, so I wanted to make a single, focused video on the basics of why ScreenFlow's animation system is so freaking easy to use compared to what I'm used to doing in other video editing apps. Enjoy!
As a companion to my 10 favorite paid apps and sevices of the year, here are 10 apps and services that I didn't pay a dime for this past year but have absolutely loved!
Note: This video is *not* sponsored in any way. Everything I list if something I truly enjoy, not something I was paid to promote. In fact, by the very nature of this list, I've lost money on every single one of these 🙃 1. Things 3 2. Screenflow 3. Reeder 5
Fitness Totals is out today and is a pretty cool app for seeing how you're doing in your fitness goals. It's just out today, and I've given feedback on things I would love to see in the future (like graphs), so I hope this gets enough traction to let the
ProRAW enables a lot of power in users, but it also allows Apple to get a little more creative in how it handles the processed JPEG/HEIC file it gives you with the RAW image. Check out the video below, but the gist is that I would love to see
I've been using the iPhone 12 Pro for just about 2 months now, and wanted to share my thoughts after some serious use. Is it better than the 11 Pro? In some ways, absolutely. In others, not quite…at least not to my taste. Enjoy!
Typefully is a new web app that lets you tweet, either single messages or whole threads, from a beautiful interface that helps you avoid getting stuck in the main Twitter site's many rabbit holes.
Are the just released AirPods Max a rip off? Not quite…let me explain.