IMAX offers both film and digital projection systems. Digital is required for 3D projection, but it won’t reach 4K resolution for another two years or so. And according to MacGillivray, 4K is necessary to duplicate the IMAX experience on film. … Continue reading →

Avaliable print sizes Named size Real size (mm) Real size (inch) 9×13 cm 89×127 mm 3.5×5 inches 10×15 cm 102×152 mm 4×6 inches 13×18 cm 127×178 mm 5×7 inches Single photo various various What size are 4×6 photos? approximately 4 … Continue reading →

As with most products that pride themselves on their looks, Apple devices carry a premium price tag that many people simply cannot afford. Boxing Day gives budget-conscious Aussies a way around this, with Apple offering discounts on many of its … Continue reading →

How to choose Choose one of your existing zoom lenses. Set it on a focal length and leave it there. Shoot for a week or so only on that setting. Experience what it’s like to use your feet instead of … Continue reading →

One of the big pain points of wireless charging is that your phone has to be positioned precisely on the wireless charging pad to charge. If it’s not in the right place, the handset and the charger will duel it … Continue reading →

Apple’s new iPad Pro is crammed with lots of small rare earth magnets, which are neatly distributed around the four speakers of the body, and some are placed on the left and right sides so that the external keyboard protector … Continue reading →

Magnets can affect the internal magnetic sensors located inside the smartphone and may even slightly magnetise some of the steel inside your phone. This magnetisation could then interfere with the compass on your phone. Will a magnet damage an iPhone? … Continue reading →

Compared with wired charging, mobile phone wireless charging has the following advantages: A stronger sense of science and technology. More convenient to use. The interface durability is better. The distance is too small, just a transition technology. Can’t play with … Continue reading →

USB Type-C (or USB-C) Physically, the Type-C port and connector are about the same size as those of the Micro-B USB mentioned above. A Type-C port measures just 8.4 by 2.6mm. This means it’s small enough to work for even … Continue reading →

Bad Stuff. The MagSafe Battery doesn’t have enough energy to fully charge an iPhone 12 Mini from zero to 100 percent. In my testing, the MagSafe Battery was fully drained when my iPhone 12 Mini reached 83 percent, which took … Continue reading →

If you were to use a 45W MagSafe power adapter on the MacBook Pro, then it can cause problems with the battery and main logic board which are hard and not cheap to fix. The 60W MagSafe power adapter should … Continue reading →

Thunderbolt 3 ports look exactly the same as USB-C ports, and indeed, the connector is physically the same from a plug-in perspective. In many cases, they can do everything that a USB-C port can, except much faster.Thunderbolt 3 ports look … Continue reading →

You can charge your MacBook Air using either of the Thunderbolt / USB 4 ports. Check the battery’s charge. Look at the battery status icon at the right of the menu bar to see the battery level or charging status. … Continue reading →

The average home refrigerator uses 350-780 watts. Refrigerator power usage depends on different factors, such as what kind of fridge you own, its size and age, the kitchen’s ambient temperature, the type of refrigerator, and where you place it. Different … Continue reading →

The M1 is put against one of Apple’s older 2019 iMacs with an 8th generation Intel Core i5 6-core CPU that features a boost frequency of up to 4.1GHz. In the CPU tests, the M1 chip wins hands down, being … Continue reading →