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Future versions of Mac OS X and iOS may be even more gesture based, as a new Apple patent shows off a variety of complex multi-touch gestures to perform various system tasks. A few of the patented gestures and behaviors and their potential functions include: Digging a hole – presumably to move, copy, or save files and windows Opening a trap door or window – possibly to open new windows or applications? Shredding – presumably to close or minimize a window or delete a document Pouring – combining gestures with physically moving a device, this could be a new gesture based method of transferring files from one device to another File aging – icons show gradual deterioration as they get older ( aliases in Mac OS X already do this ) Shake to arrange icons – self explanatory, instead of selecting “Arrange files” from a menu you could just shake the device Typically Apple patents don’t indicate much more than Apple’s wildly creative side, but with how … [Read more...] about New Gestures for Mac OS X and iOS Shown in Apple Patent: Digging, Shredding, Opening a Trap Door, Pouring, Shake to Arrange

Source: Quinn Nelson What you need to know The Mac Pro's case can't be removed while it's powered on. One user really wanted to be able to do just that. So they took a circular saw to their $6,000 Mac Pro. The current Mac Pro is the most customizable Mac available and it's focused squarely at those who need to be able to get into their computer and tinker. But there's one glaring problem with that – Mac Pro's case can't be removed while the computer is powered on. And that just wasn't something Quinn Nelson of Snazzy Labs was willing to deal with. So he took a circular saw to the thing. Now, the idea of doing such a thing is already making me nervous and watching it didn't help, either. The outcome seems to have been surprisingly positive, though. See for yourself. As if being cut up wasn't enough, that poor Mac Pro also had to suffer the indignity of being attacked in a way no Mac should ever be. It had LED lights attached to it. It's a crime to … [Read more...] about Pour one out for this $6k Mac Pro that was butchered in the name of convenience

As bouncebacks go, this was a dandy. Dan Shamir’s New Zealand Breakers had lost five of their first six games of an inauspicious Australian NBL season, including their last four on the bounce heading into Saturday’s clash against the Adelaide 36ers at John Cain Arena. They had also seen starting centre Rob Loe return home to New Zealand permanently for personal reasons and star import signing Lamar Patterson go down with a knee injury that will sideline him for at least a month. What’s more, they had opened the self-contained one-round NBL Cup being staged in Melbourne – though with results also counting towards overall standings – with back-to-back double-figure defeats that left coach Shamir despairing where the necessary improvements were going to come from. READ MORE: Breakers produce first-half onslaught to demolish Adelaide 36ers Season on the brink? Breakers reeling as Lamar Patterson sidelined with knee injury Sydney Kings shake off slow start to inflict … [Read more...] about Webster brothers supreme as bounceback NZ Breakers rack up the NBL records

CORRECTION: In the first story Jett referred to a Chinese man losing 130 billion baht. The correct amount was 130 million baht. We apologise for the error. Hundreds, perhaps more than 400, investors have been defrauded by a bank manager at a Kasikorn bank branch in Pattaya. The manager, named in a police report as “Mr. Gob”, was promising investors 3.5% interest, per month, yes… PER MONTH… for cash investments. It appears his high interest rate attracted hundreds of people wanting to take advantage of the generous terms. One investor, who only found out about the scam yesterday when he visited the branch for his monthly rolling over of funds, told The Thaiger that he has lost 250,000 baht at this stage, with no official response from the Kasikorn head office in Bangkok yet being made about the situation. Mr B, who has asked us to protect his identity, knows of some investors who invested many millions of baht and even one Chinese man who had allegedly invested 130 million … [Read more...] about Thailand News Today | Pattaya bank scam & Burmese coup update | February 2

Things have changed. In some cases they’ve changed a lot and may never be the same again. Many people are suffering as a result of the impacts of lockdowns and the border closures. Entire industries, like aviation and entertainment, have been profoundly affected. Some people are being forced to re-invent their lives as a result. Fears over Covid-19 are causing people to change their habits and re-evaluate their lives. Here are some of the main things we believe have changed since January this year. Face Masks The now ever-present face mask will be with us for a long time. In Asia, it was never uncommon to see people wearing face masks for traffic, air pollution, fears of disease or just as a fashion statement. In the Covid-era, mask wearing will now just become part of what we wear when in public spaces. When we leave home we’ll check if we have our keys, our wallet AND our face mask. Even when the government relaxes the current laws about the wearing of face masks, most … [Read more...] about Top 10 things that changed in Thailand during the Covid outbreak