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It allows graphic designers to preview, inspect, and reveal dependent font and image files from within Apple's Quick Look preview feature. Art View Is Worth A Look For Creative Cloud Users, by Dennis Sellers, Apple World Today The Easiest Way To Sign Documents On iOS, by Brian Sutich, AppFactorĪfter having tried many of these apps, I’ve stuck with PDFpen from Smile Software.

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I'd be hard-pressed to name another Mac app that saves me as many keystrokes every day.Simply put, Keyboard Maestro makes macros, but to call it a mere macro-maker is a disservice. Stuff You, Too, Can Become A Keyboard Maestro, by Bob LeVitus, Houston Chronicle If there's alcohol there, a giant room, and some name tags, clearly you'll talk to someone, right? As any wallflower will tell you, it often doesn't work out that way.īut with a design like Pokémon Go, there are no wallflowers, because everyone is brought together by a shared experience, one that appears on its own without any additional contrived strategies on the part of the creators of the game.

The approach is heavily designed, meant to bring people together in a somewhat contrived, forced way. Catch 'Em All The Libertarian Economic Theory That Might Be Secretly Driving Pokémon Go, by Ernie Smith, Atlas ObscuraĬompare this to, say, a mixer during a business event.

Playback also stops when the element is no longer visible on screen. Once an audio track is detected, or if the track becomes un-muted without user intervention, playback will automatically pause. As a result, WebKit will allow video elements to autoplay without a user gesture if the source media contains no audio track or if that track is muted. WebKit's new policies are crafted to take into consideration both the correct presentation of video elements and the costs of displaying those elements in Safari. Coming Soon New WebKit Policies In iOS 10 To Allow Autoplay Of Silent Videos In Safari, Pause Those With Audio, by AppleInsider The podcast, dedicated to the “invisible forces that control human behavior,” is using NPR One as a home for bonus content not available in the main podcast feed, pushing the show’s fans to check out the app. A prime example: NPR’s highly successful Invisibilia, currently in its second short-run season.

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Audio Future How Invisibilia And NPR One Are Creatively Cross-promoting One Another On Digital Platforms, by Taylyn Washington-Harmon, Nieman Labīut even without full access to the airwaves, NPR’s app and podcasts are busy promoting one another. Two new features - support for raw image formats and local adjustments - could change photographers’ mobile workflows for the better, particularly when you want to edit photos before you import them to the Mac. That’s the case with Lightroom for iOS 2.4, Adobe’s mobile photo editing app for iPad and iPhone. Sometimes, though, the hype is justified. When it comes to app updates, every new feature promises to be a game-changer, a revolution, the thing that elevates the app to new heights but often ends up falling short of expectations. They say if walls could talk… Photo Future Lightroom For iOS 2.4 Changes Mobile Photo Workflow, by Jeff Carlson, TidBITS Watch how the building (which gets an anthropomorphic touch) reacts. The details are incredibly ornate, especially in another mode, accessed by clicking on a little water drop, where you clog toilets and set fires on different floors. An elevator icon takes you to an interactive view of interior life-families in their kitchens, watching television, tiptoe-ing through bedrooms.

On the app’s sidebar, select a tiny I-beam button to play a game where adding boulders, elephants, and sailboats sinks your building deep and lopsided into its foundation. In a few light swipes and taps, users “create” a made-up skyscraper by adding floors and choosing the color of the facade. And we are just now entering the intermission High Life A New App Explores The Powerful Workings Of Skyscrapers, by Laura Bliss, The Atlantic OS X is “simply” one stage on which that mushiness has played out. The cumulative effect is exactly the same as almost all popular interface designs today: everything is a stark, harsh, flat, alienating plane of white.Īpple has gone mushy on its entire vision. The majority of system applications greet you with vast canvases of nondescript white.

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The Menu Bar selections in Final Cut Pro X highlight grey, not blue, when your cursor hovers over them. HowardĪnd I wonder again why the color vanished from almost every sidebar in the system: besides Finder, iTunes, iPhoto (before the new Photos application existed), Mail, and Contacts (back when Apple called it Address Book) have all succumbed to wan insanity. MyAppleMenu MyAppleMenu The Mushy-Vision Edition Tuesday, JThe Apple Goes Mushy Part I: OS X's Interface Decline (Introduction), by Nicholas W.