Just noticed some nice new wallpapers in iOS 13. I am running the beta, so I am not sure how long they have been around or even if they are available. I do like them.
This morning I purchased an application that I did not need at all. I then thought, how many times over the 24 years of Mac use that I have done this. Pondering my purchases I realized that I treat software as a form or art. I see a beautiful designed application and I want it.
I don’t understand why Apple disabled the slide up closing of an open app on the iPhone X. Holding and waiting is actually my biggest complaint. I can’t seem to train my muscle memory to hold and wait, I just slide up 🤬
@markjardine I never had delivery problems until Amazon started contracting their deliveries. Problems are they leave my packages at 3 different locations at my home. I noticed via my surveillance system that the driver took a picture of the box he left on my stairs. This is a good policy.
@markjardine I believe this is due to Amazon trying to eliminate the big carriers like UPS and USPS. Amazon is contracting local cheaper carriers. These companies are being overwhelmed with too many deliveries. They don’t want to turn down deliveries so are forced to grow quickly to keep up.
The developers of Step On It, Casady & Greene also developed “Let's Keep It Simple Spreadsheet” & “Spreadsheet 2000”. I thought these spreadsheet applications to be way ahead of their time and loved them. What a great company Casady & Greene was for OS 9. #Memories
Anyone remember Step On It by Cassidy & Greene from back in late 1990’s? I remember loving that game, is there game currently available similar to Step On it?
The special “European leather” used for the “iPhone X Leather Folio”, looks like plastic. I received my Folio case two weeks before my iPhone X arrived. My return date expired (14 days) I am now stuck with an ugly “Plastic lIke” case. Every person I have asked, responds, plastic.
@photolemur I recently spent $30 for Photolemur 2 on Aug 22 2017. Now you are asking me to spend another $24.00 for an upgrade from 2.0 to 2.2, 3 months later. This sure seems unfair to me.