Welcome to your weekly dose of tech news! We've got a roundup of interesting stories, from tracking gadgets to processor performance and government policies.
Nomad's AirTag Alternative: A Wallet's Best Friend
Tired of losing your wallet? Nomad has you covered. Their rechargeable Tracking Card is a sleek alternative to Apple's AirTag, designed specifically for your wallet. This card integrates seamlessly with Apple's Find My network, allowing you to track your wallet's location with ease. Plus, it supports MagSafe charging, making it incredibly convenient to keep powered up. It's finally back in stock, so grab yours before they're gone!
Apple's M3 Ultra: A Minor Performance Boost?
Apple's new Mac Studio is set to feature both the M3 Ultra and M4 Max chips. However, recent benchmarks suggest that the M3 Ultra may only offer a marginal performance increase compared to the M4 Max, particularly in multi-core CPU processes. While Apple is known for its innovation, this benchmark raises questions about the real-world benefits of upgrading to the M3 Ultra. Is the small uplift worth the cost?
UK Government Shifts on Encryption Advice
In a surprising move, the UK government has removed its recommendation for using ADP (Advanced Data Protection) from its official guideline websites. This decision follows a heated debate involving Apple and concerns surrounding potential backdoor access. The implications of this policy shift are still unfolding, but it signals a potential change in the UK's approach to encryption and data security.
Mastering Apple Photos: Unleash the Power of Your Visual Library
Apple's Photos app is more than just a place to store your pictures; it's a powerful tool for managing and editing your entire visual library. Whether you're using an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, Photos offers a wealth of features, from basic photo adjustments to advanced collection management and cross-device synchronization. Yet, many users only scratch the surface of what this app can do.
It can handle everything from adjusting photographs to managing collections, and even synchronizing your content across multiple devices. Take some time to explore its capabilities and unlock its full potential!
"The Photos app is where all of your photographs and videos get stored. A treasure trove of memories, it is also made to help you manage your visual history, as well as to edit it to perfection."
That's all for this week's tech update. Stay tuned for more news and insights!