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MacOS 27 and the “new” Siri I’m generally not a believer in having AI generate entire blog posts. But, I just installed the MacOS 27 Public Beta (the official release is tomorrow, so why not?) so I had Siri generate…
The Short Version AI didn’t replace my creative work. It took over the admin. Repetitive tasks, data analysis, and a starting point for research all free up my time to do the things I actually enjoy–photography, designing, and writing. The…
The Short Version I ran the Insta360 x5’s Starlapse mode overnight on a camping trip in Oregon. I didn’t have a cell signal, so I couldn’t read up on it–I just set it and went to bed. The built-in star…
Thirteen (and a half) years is a good run for a dog born in a dump in another country. When Diego was a pup, he was afraid of small children. (Really, though, who isn’t?) He wanted to ride in the…
Moft’s iPad Mini case was the last missing piece in my iPad Mini workflow. From Keyboard Frustration to Digital Notepad Years ago, when I got my first iPad Mini, I searched for the perfect keyboard case for it. I figured…
These days, my iPhone is the easiest camera for me to carry around. And the video quality keeps getting better and better. But what if I get a call? Or need to look something up while filming? The phone is…
Most marketing calendars fail for the same reason: they only show what is being published, not how everything connects. After building and managing an integrated, multi-channel marketing calendar for Ferguson—spanning digital signage, email, web, and social—I learned that the real value of a…
What is it? iPhone Pros since the 15 have replaced the mute toggle switch with an action button. What you do with that action button is up to you. Access the Action Button options in your iPhone Settings. What are…
It was a weird year. Maybe I’ll write about it later. One thing didn’t change much–I still took photos. It’s become a bit of an annual tradition to post the year’s photo stats and image gallery, so here we go.…
This is part three in a series I started awhile ago. If you haven’t read the Av (Aperture) and Tv (Shutter Speed) posts yet, feel free to do so now. The Short Version The Av setting controls the aperture, or…