Standard Screenshot in Markup on iPadOS I take a lot of screenshots on my Mac, iPhone and iPads. I use it to teach people how to use tools and to show developers where I have a question about their applications. I’ve reviewed a plethora of methods to take screenshots on macOS as a result. I […]
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When One Keyboard Fails, Visit the Shelf of Abandoned Hardware
Original Magic Keyboard I’ve been having some interesting fun with keyboards for my Mac in the last few weeks. By fun, I mean aggravation, fiddlyness and experimentation. Let’s lay out my use case first so I can explain the problem to be solved. I probably should use a desktop instead of a laptop for my […]
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CCATP #639 — Lory Gil on All Things Apple
Lory Gil of iMore On this week’s episode of Chit Chat Across the Pond, I was joined by the most awesome Lory Gil, managing editor of iMore and co-host of MacBreak Weekly on the TWiT network. Lory and I had an absolute blast talking about all things Apple. We talked about the supposedly seamless interface […]
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CES 2020: Brydge Pro+ Keyboard and Trackpad for iPad Pro
Allison interviews Nick Smith, Co-CEO and Founder of Brydge, about their new keyboard specifically designed for the iPad Pro. The Brydge Pro+ is a Bluetooth keyboard and integrated trackpad, with one model designed for the 12.9-inch (3rd Gen) iPad Pro and another for the 11-inch iPad Pro. Adding this keyboard to your iPad Pro gives […]
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Kaylee Dayo Goes Retro Tech with 4th Gen 9.7″ iPad
4th Gen 9.7″ iPad Yahho! Kaylee dayo! And I’m definitely a geek. And I’m here with my review of my brand new iPad. Yes, of course, I’m talking about the 9.7” 4th Generation iPad! “But Kaylee”, the collective NosillaCast community said, “don’t you mean the brand new 10.2” 7th Generation iPad, which was on sale […]
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NC #765 Fire Tablet, Netgear to eero, Bedjet, Hue, SleepCast, Retro Tech with 9.7″ iPad
This week we’ve got a fun bit from George from Tulsa on why you should get an Amazon Fire tablet, then I’ll tell you about the great network migration of 2020. After that Jill McKinley is back with three products she uses to help her sleep better. Every time Kaylee joins the show I get […]
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Finally, a Fun Way to Type on iPad mini
If you’ve been playing along for a while, you’ll remember that I was super sad when the MyScript folks decided to stop supporting their MyScript Stylus 3rd party keyboard for the iPad. This magical keyboard allowed you to use Apple Pencil to write by hand, and executed real-time optical character recognition so everything you scribbled […]
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Maybe if I Had a Keyboard for My iPad mini I’d Use it More
In April I wrote a post entitled Does the New iPad mini Have a Place in Your Digital Life? In my bottom line, I wrote: The bottom line is that I’m delighted with the iPad mini and it’s found many places to squeeze into my digital life. If I had to give up the 12.9″ […]
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Photo Processing On the Go
In April I spent a week exploring Singapore, followed by three days in Melbourne, Australia and I took my “big boy” DSLR camera along to capture some of the sights. I also took a few other things with a view to solving a problem… how to take some of the 30 megabyte RAW files from […]
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Pixelmator Photo for iPad Review
Pixelmator Photo for iPad was launched, rather fortuitously, just before I went on holiday. It turned out to be almost the perfect app for processing RAW photos from my DSLR camera while on the go. There are some key features of Pixelmator Photo that stand out for me over other iOS photo apps. Pixelmator Photo […]
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