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There were so many great topics to talk about last month from Ben's list that we didn't get a chance to cover all of them. We'll continue with a flood of info based on questions LAPUG members have submitted and we'll also cover some of the latest info going on in the Apple world. Of course, come prepared with new topics you would like us to discuss and we'll fit those in, too! macOS Catalina, iOS 13, iPadOS 13, watch OS 6 and tvOS 13 are just around the corner as we have more info that you'll need to know before upgrading! And, of course, we'll go over some other current events in the macOS world as well as review some cool Mac & iOS apps and leave some time for Q&A.
Photography on iOS has completely changed the game in the photo world. The phrase "the best camera is the one you have with you" takes on a completely different meaning when your iPhone's camera is always within arm's reach. Not only will we go over all the ins and outs of using the Camera app, but we'll also review getting images in and out of your iOS devices from other sources (digital cameras, SD cards, web sites, etc.). In addition to all that, we'll also review several other camera applications that go way beyond what Apple provides that allow you tweak your settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, filters, etc.) like you would with a more traditional camera. This will help make your iPhone or iPad a true digital darkroom.
The new MacBook Pros have been released! If you've been following the saga involving Intel's latest processors, Coffee Lake, you'll know that Apple hasn't had any mobile products using these CPUs — until now! The cool thing is not only are they faster but Apple has included a quad-core processor (i7) for 13" MacBook Pro models and, for the first time, a six-core processor (i9) for 15" models. Along with these upgrades, Apple has doubled the maximum storage available to 2 TB in the 13" and 4 TB (!) in the 15". Of course, you'll pay for the privilege and an i9 with 4 TB in a 15" model will set you back nearly $7,000!! We'll have both 13" and 15" models on had to talk about and demo. We'll also talk about some Thunderbolt 3 accessories that are very cool. We suspect that many of you still haven't gotten on the new USB-C bus (pun intended) and there's a lot to talk about when it comes to understanding the differences between the USB-A, B, C standards as well as the USB 1, 2, 3 and 3.1 standards — not to mention mini USB and micro USB. We'll clear up all that confusion for you.
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