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AI tools make Mac apps more accessible, but a flood of rushed releases can bury careful work and make discovery harder for small developers.
Apple’s redesigned MacBook Pro keeps the M5 Pro and M5 Max while adding a touchscreen, a glowing logo and a lighter body.
The iPhone 18 Pro adds flexible camera controls, longer battery life and faster performance. Its $1,199 starting price makes the upgrade harder to justify.
A 4-inch Guition panel running Tessera turns Home Assistant entities into a configurable bedside control screen, with layouts you can change live.
This ESPHome project turns an ESP32 and a small ST7789V screen into a color ANSI terminal with Wi-Fi, USB serial and baud controls.
A low cost CYD board can scan WiFi, BLE and Classic Bluetooth, but the 320 × 240 version needed substantial code fixes.
The MS220 adds a doorbell style button and vibration alerts; the MS420 detects leaks and low temperatures. Both connect to Home Assistant over Bluetooth.
Two USB-powered DOS prompt minis bring retro charm, while an ESP32-C6 turns a small e-ink panel into a Home Assistant clock and weather display.
Apollo’s Cast-1 turns an auxiliary input into a Wi-Fi music endpoint, though its setup page may need a different address or Bluetooth.
MikroTik’s hAP be³ Media is running as an access point, with three Wi-Fi bands and five 2.5GbE ports. Early speed tests are only a starting point.
A NodeMCU, OLED and RGB LED make a configurable network ping tester, with ESPHome keeping RAM use to 41% and flash use to 43%.
Four apps grew from everyday frustrations, giving their creator a new view of software and plenty to share with readers.
ForeThought brings rounds, coaching, practice, fitness and club details together on the Mac to help golfers spot what to work on next.
HomeView, a refreshed HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K and coordinated accessories put Apple’s smart home strategy into sharper focus.
Smartwatches add useful health tools, but analogue watches and G-Shocks still have their place. Screen-free trackers offer another way to combine them.
iSkitch pairs menu bar capture, 14 annotation tools and local processing in a £9.99 Mac app that keeps adding practical refinements.
The £1,999 iPhone Duo pairs a familiar phone experience with a 7.6-inch folding display, but its price and durability make the choice a careful one.
Lesson Logger keeps coaching notes, practice plans and fitness records together, helping golfers carry lesson advice onto the range.
NameQuick renamed ten development screenshots with descriptive titles, and offers folder monitoring, multiple AI options and 30 free renames.