Biometric Boons, Part 1: Touch ID

The thought of using biometric authentication, including Touch ID and Face ID, has sparked fear in many clients, especially because of how it’s displayed on the big screen. Movies commonly show chopped off fingers used to gain entry to secure vaults. Plus, people often suspect that the matching data are stored on a server [...]

2024-11-17T19:05:21-08:00November 18th, 2024|Mac Mondays|

Got Motion Sickness?

iOS 18 includes a new feature that may prevent motion sickness while using your iPhone or iPad in a moving vehicle. The underlying problem is based on a sensory mismatch wherein the eyes prefer to perceive movement that is in sync within their moving body. Looking at a page or screen with a static [...]

2024-10-20T22:53:32-07:00October 21st, 2024|Mac Mondays|

Dust & Grime

Continuing this series of desk cleaning, how often do you dust your desk and clean accumulated grime off your devices? Many of my clients who own an iMac other desktop computer only dust off their desks thoroughly when replacing their computer. Depending on how dirty one’s space is, this can lead to other unexpected [...]

2024-09-29T19:52:25-07:00September 30th, 2024|Mac Mondays|

Clean Your Desk

In Desktop Reflection, I shared some tips for making your Mac desktop mimic your physical desk. If the place you work is clean and uncluttered, do you attempt the same feat with your digital experience? A Clean Desk I spent most of yesterday cleaning my desk and very little time sitting there. I [...]

2024-09-22T21:43:18-07:00September 23rd, 2024|Mac Mondays|

Print to PDF

Did you know that any application capable of printing can generate a PDF instead? You don’t even need a printer. The Mac’s underlying ability to display still graphics on the screen has always been based on the Adobe PDF standard. Thanks to Apple’s design ingenuity, macOS has included PDF functions in the Print dialog [...]

2024-09-08T23:49:46-07:00September 9th, 2024|Mac Mondays|
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