PullTube is versatile for downloading video. It supports YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Instagram, Dailymotion, SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Bandcamp Youku and more. I don’t think I have even heard of some of these services. PullTube has you covered for downloading Video.
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The upcoming iPadOS looks very promising. It will almost bring newer iPads to parity with a Mac Laptop. One of the new features of the iPadOS is the ability to attach and interact with an external hard drive.
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Are there any Android phone users out there? I have always wondered what it would take to switch from an Android phone system to an iPhone.
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This is for all you Mail App users out there. Even though Mail has its problems, there are some nice ways to customize it to fit into your workflow. I am sure you use some of these ideas, but there may be others you have not tried.
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You are probably familiar with the saying, “The Price of Liberty is eternal vigilance” attributed to Thomas Jefferson. If we adapt that to electronic security it would be something like “The Price of Security is eternal vigilance”. There are so many ways our electronic computing security can be compromised, especially by people snooping on our Data.
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Well, I guess the rumor of iPad Apps being ported to the Mac computer is true! The new Catalina OS (10.15) will have the ability for Developers to code iOS iPad Apps to work on the new iPadOS or the macOS.
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I have been using Mojave Dark Mode for quite a while now. I do like it, but I have come to the conclusion that it really is easier to read and see stuff in the traditional Light Mode. Apparently, scientifically, setting your Mac to Light Mode is more efficient for you eyes and brain.
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Apple has released a list of Macs that are compatible with the new Catalina 10.15 OS. To my surprise my old Late 2012 iMac can run it.
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