@matigo Probably not. Likely I’ll use OneDrive, I have over 200 GB available there.
Got a big job over the next few weeks: scan a lot of Mum’s photos to a computer. I’ve worked out that a new scanner (Canon Lide 400) will be much faster for photo scanning than my current 2008-model Epson V300 scanner.
Plus the Canon connects both data & power via USB-C. I happen to have a spare 250 GB ext SSD that can be used as storage for the project.
@streakmachine Unwise to crush the Vitamin D tablets I take: tey’re actually liquid-filled capsules. That could be quite nasty.
Got a nice dose of proper (unfiltered by window glass) sun on Sunday* when the Residential Corporation chairman came over for a chat.
- might be why it’s called Sunday…
// @matigo
Mac user group finally celebrating 40th anniversary of its first official AGM via Zoom. We were going to have a big party in April but lockdown killed off that plan. We had the cutting of a virtual cake & there was a 16-minute history slideshow form on continuous playback in a Breakout Room.
@streakmachine If you look at the specifications of the iPhone 8 (& newer) on the Apple website, it’s shown there, you do have to scroll waaaaay down to the FaceTime section.
Weird. You’d reckon Apple would do its best to promote an iPhone’s capability with its own video chat software.
Why didn’t Apple announce this with the iOS14.2 update? Turns out the iPhone 8 & any newer model now does FaceTime calls at 1080p resolution.
This addition was not included in the notes issued with the iOS 14.2 update.
https://www.macrumors.com/2020/12/02/apple-adds-facetime-hd-1080p-iphone-8-later/