
Mac Security Evolution
Beginning with Cheetah, with a proper kernel and UNIX security model, Apple continued to improve the security, adding a built-in antivirus system, binary scanning and notarization, FileVault, sandboxing, Gatekeeper, automatic software updates, System Integrity Protection, Secure Enclave, and System Extensions.

No one wants to be commoditized
Having your product and market being turned into a commodity means little to no profit and innovation.

The battle for the next app platform market: Spatial Computing
New application platform markets emerge approximately once every 15 years. Once the market leaders are established, they tend to dominate for decades.

Apple Vision Pro and panoramic photos
Panoramic photos finally make sense. They are an amazing experience with the Apple Vision Pro.

DoD reporting requirements for UAP/UFOs
DoD UAP/UFO reporting memo says Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) are being seen everywhere, including over adversaries’ domains.

TikTok and the surveillance economy
You may never use TikTok, but they almost certainly know a great deal of information about you.

RIP BSM, and the coming showdown
BSM, the auditing system that has been around since at least 1992, is dead, or at least it's in hospice care and on life support. There is a showdown coming between Apple and organizations the define requirements for auditing.

Unplugged, asleep, in a bag, but transforming itself
You might think that when your laptop is disconnected from power, asleep, and stuffed in a bag that it wouldn’t be doing anything. You would be wrong.

xTend for discovery
I love using xTend to discover what is happening on my Mac that is otherwise invisible.

Dioramas for spatial computing: creating progressive immersive spaces
360-degree dioramas in Apple Vision Pro can create focus and set a mood. This post shows how to add these experiences to any app.