If watch faces are the main interface of the Apple Watch, why are they so inconsistent? And why are developers suddenly showing off what faces they'd design if they had the ability? It's complicated. Also: Photoshop is coming to the iPad for real, and Apple may be offering some of its new TV shows for free.
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Exclusive: iPad Pro Face ID details, 4K HDR video over USB-C, AirPod-like Apple Pencil 2 pairing, more [Update: A12X processor] - 9to5Mac
Apple plans to give away original content for free to device owners - CNBC
WarnerMedia Prepping Streaming Service Featuring HBO | Hollywood Reporter
GitHub - steventroughtonsmith: SpriteKit-based faux analog watch face example for watchOS
Exploring Custom watchOS Watch Faces - David Smith, Independent iOS Developer
Why are Apple Watch faces such a mess? | Jason Snell - Macworld
Why it’s hard to read the time on Infograph – Marco.org
Jason's Watch Face Comparison
Time is money: Apple pays $21M for clock design, says report - CNET
How Adobe is bringing “real Photoshop” to the iPad - The Verge
Adobe announces full Photoshop CC for iPad shipping 2019, syncs with desktop - 9to5Mac
Adobe Unleashes Wave of Imaging Innovation | Adobe Blog
Adobe’s chief product officer Scott Belsky on bringing Photoshop to the iPad - The Verge
Adobe launches Premiere Rush CC, a video-editing app made for YouTubers - The Verge
intoLive - Live Wallpapers on the App Store
Motion Stills - GIF, Collage on the App Store
Needs repair: A 5K iMac with spider retention issues - Six Colors
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