Apple Park is meant to host a diverse and equal workforce According to a new class action lawsuit in California, Apple allegedly underpaid 12,000 women compared to men despite DEI initiatives. Gender pay gaps, discrimination, and harassment are all something Apple has said it takes quite seriously. It even launched a dedicated webpage with data…
Apple's bento graphic for Audio & HomeApple's bento graphic for Audio & Home Apple's bento graphic for Audio & Home covers everything from HomeKit to tvOS. Here's a breakdown of that image's feature list. The bento graphic is an Apple tradition now. It's the company's quick and flashy way to summarize all of the key…
Apple Card Family promo A returning Apple Card Family promotion can provide a user up to $100 and a family unit up to $200 in rewards for bringing new users to a family group. Apple runs various incentive programs to attract new users to the Apple Card. Oddly, the incentives generally involve existing users bringing…
How to extract audio from video on Mac with built-in tools Whether you need the soundtrack for a project or want to enjoy music without visuals, extracting audio from video on a Mac is easy with built-in tools. Extracting audio allows for detailed edits, improved sound quality, and integration into multimedia projects. Various people can…
PDFs are powerful tools, yet they can also be frustrating when you need to work with them beyond signing a form. This PDF Reader Pro for Mac lifetime license turns your Mac or Windows PC into a PDF multitool, so you can more easily incorporate them into your workflow. This PDF editor utility is full…
Exterior of what is claimed to be a forthcoming Apple Store in Detroit (Source: Detroit Free Press) Repeated rumors of Apple opening a store in downtown Detroit have taken on new life as construction begins on a prestigious but as yet unnamed retail site. Detroit is already home to one of Apple's Developer Academy programs,…
Apple, as a company, has always extolled the value of putting the “personal” in “personal computer.” From its earliest days pushing back at the monolith of IBM and beige boxes that all looked like one another, to its more recent extremely personal devices like the iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods. But that ethos of “personal”…
Last month I stepped into the breach to bravely defend a trillion-dollar corporation from social-media criticism: I felt that viewers of Apple’s new “Crush” iPad ad were being hypersensitive and overly literal in ascribing to it motives of contempt for creatives. But no good deed goes unpunished. First, Apple inconsiderately apologized for the ad that…
It happens every year. Apple announces a new version of iOS with a bunch of really big new features, and then September rolls around, you install the new version, and it’s not the big things you love. Instead, there’s some tiny little quality-of-life improvement that just makes your day-to-day iPhone use so much better. Over…