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Win some of Apple’s top products in this giveaway — a $3,050 value

sudshr47 December 12, 2017

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Apple products are always at the top of our wishlist: They’re fast, they’re intuitive, and they seamlessly integrate into our lives. But they’re also expensive. Like, really expensive. That iPhone X that everyone’s coveting is $999 – and that’s just for the base model. If you want to live that high tech life, be prepared to sell your kidney because that’s what it takes to afford everything. Or, you can get everything for free with The Tim Ferriss Tribe of Mentors Dream Setup Giveaway.

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Now that Jony Ive is done designing iPhone-inspired toilets, he could make Apple products great again

sudshr47 December 8, 2017

Apple’s Chief Design Officer Jony Ive is back in charge of the company’s product design teams, according to a Bloomberg report.
And that could mean really great things for the company’s future products.
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Apple patches egregious macOS High Sierra security flaw

sudshr47 November 29, 2017

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A day after it was revealed that macOS High Sierra had a massive security problem that allowed unauthorized users to easily log into a Mac with admin access, Apple has released a patch for the bug.

Yesterday Twitter user Lemi Ergin publicly revealed that if a user types “root” into the User Name field that comes up when making changes to System Preferences, and then hitting enter, the user will gain root-user access. They’ll also be able to log into the Mac anytime simply by going to “Other” at login and typing the “root” username again.

You can access it via System Preferences>Users & Groups>Click the lock to make changes. Then use “root” with no password. And try it for several times. Result is unbelievable! pic.twitter.com/m11qrEvECs

— Lemi Orhan Ergin (@lemiorhan) November 28, 2017 Read more…

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Apple releases a macOS security update to fix huge login security flaw

sudshr47 November 29, 2017

 Apple has just released a security update for macOS High Sierra and you should update right now (Apple will automatically push the security patch later today). This update fixes yesterday’s very concerning vulnerability that let anyone log into your Mac without your password. In order to install the update, open the Mac App Store and click on the “Updates” tab. Interestingly,… Read More

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Get a great deal on this bundle of Mac apps and software programs

sudshr47 November 14, 2017

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If you’ve ever had the inkling that you’re wasting all the potential that your Apple computer has to offer, fear not: The Black Friday Mac Bundle will help you get the most out of your Mac with access to applications like PDF Expert — a Mac App Store essential — and Roxio Toast Titanium. 

The best part? While Mac products’ price tags are known to strike fear into the hearts (and wallets) of consumers everywhere, this bundle is budget-friendly at less than $40. Read more…

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This upgraded toolbar is a welcome relief from one of Mac’s most annoying features

sudshr47 November 7, 2017

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Peep almost any Apple forum or blog these days and you’ll find a similar sentiment: The Mac Dock has got to go.

As it turns out, getting rid of that pesky bar of app, document, and folder icons sitting at the bottom or side of your Mac’s screen is easier than you’d think: Simply replace it with the uBar 4, an upgraded Mac taskbar that gives you the freedom to customize your dock orientation and desktop theme.

Beloved by engineers at Google, Facebook, HP, LinkedIn, and Tumblr, uBar helps you get the most out of your Mac with features a-plenty, including tab grouping options, window previews, in-dock reminders, a favorites area, app activity monitoring, CPU and memory usage analysis, and track position detection in multimedia apps like iTunes and MPlayerX — all on a single, simple interface that can be displayed on one or all of the monitors you’re using.  Read more…

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