Mini’app’les Meeting, Tuesday July 19 Meeting Notes & Links
News
- The ultimate Apple I/O death chart
- A roundup of original iPhone reviews that got everything completely wrong
- Flashback: Here’s what reviewers said about the original iPhone
- What You Need to Know About Mac Malware ‘Backdoor.MAC.Eleanor’
- MacKeeper threatens 14-year-old YouTube video maker with harassment suit
- Malwarebytes – remove adware and malware
- How to skip the airport’s US Customs line with your iPhone
- Search Smarter: 30+ Google Search Tricks You Might Not Already Know
- iPhone SE Estimated to Grab 16% of U.S. iPhone Market in Launch Quarter
- Apple begins rolling out iTunes Match with audio fingerprint to Apple Music subscribers
Our Favorite Apps
- Joel
- Presence: Free smart home motion detector webcam for security, care, and energy.
- Swift Playgrounds: Makes learning Swift interactive and fun.
- Parallels Access: The fastest, simplest, most reliable remote access to your computer from anywhere.
- Jeff
- Peter
- Aware: A simple menubar app for OSX that tracks how long you’ve been actively using your computer.
- BreakTime: A simple Mac utility that’s designed to help you remember to take breaks away from your computer.
- Road Trip: The fastest and easiest way to keep track of your car’s fuel economy, maintenance schedule, and expenses.
- Key Ring: Say goodbye to loyalty card clutter.
- iShows TV Shows & Movies: Keep track of all your watched movies and TV shows.
Mini’app’les Meeting, Tuesday July 19 at 7:00 p.m., Q&A at 6:30 p.m.
The next Mini’app’les meeting is Tuesday, July 19th, the third Tuesday of the month, at the Hackfactory (3119 E. 26th Street Minneapolis, MN 55406). At 6:30 p.m., members of the board and other knowledgable people will be available if you have specific questions you would like answered. We will do our best to address your question and help you troubleshoot the issue.
At 7:00 p.m., we will talk about our favorite apps. Apps for macOS and iOS. Apps that help us be more productive. Apps that help us relax. Apps that help us keep connected with others and the world around us. Come and share with us your favorite apps. You might see a new app that will become your next favorite.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Mini’app’les Meeting, Tuesday June 21 Meeting Notes & Links
News
- Microsoft gives up on consumer phones, claims Windows Phones down but not out
- End of the road for MacNN: 21 years of changes for Apple, and for us
- Apple’s 10 most important WWDC announcements of all-time
- Apple Pay rival CurrentC ends beta test, may finally be dead
- iPhone 6S vs. Galaxy S7 Drop Test!
- Amazon sues sellers for buying fake reviews
- Information for 2016 Apple eBooks Antitrust Settlement
- How LinkedIn’s password sloppiness hurts us all
- New settings for Google 2-Step Verification
Topic: WWDC 2016
- iOS 10 FAQ: Everything you need to know
- Hands-on: 75 new features in iOS 10 [Video]
- macOS Sierra FAQ: Everything you need to know!
- APFS in Detail: Overview
- watchOS 3 FAQ: Everything you need to know
- tvOS 10 FAQ: Everything you need to know!
- WWDC 2016 Mac app
Mac Clean Up Tools & Maintenance
- OnyX – verify the disk and system, perform system maintenance, clean the system
- Cocktail – clean, repair and optimize
- Malwarebytes – malware scanner
Mini’app’les Meeting, Tuesday June 21 at 7:00 p.m., Q&A at 6:30 p.m.
The next Mini’app’les meeting is Tuesday, June 21st, the third Tuesday of the month, at the Hackfactory (3119 E. 26th Street Minneapolis, MN 55406). At 6:30 p.m., members of the board and other knowledgable people will be available if you have specific questions you would like answered. We will do our best to address your question and help you troubleshoot the issue.
At 7:00 p.m., we will look at Apple’s recent announcements at WWDC 2016 (World Wide Developer Conference). Apple announced updates to their 4 lines of operating systems. iOS 10 has a focus of improving Siri. macOS Sierra brings Siri to Apple’s desktops and laptops with many other improvements. watchOS 3 improves app launch times. tvOS 10 will bring a single sign-on for cable services and a dark mode. Of course that just brushes the top of all that was announced. We will talk about the rest, when you will be able to get it, and on what machines.
We look forward to seeing you there.