Abq Michael

Foreign Affairs is the most informative and calming way I’ve found to understand world politics. This includes both the political and social situations in countries throughout the world as well as the politics of how the western worlds see each other and might ought to behave to achieve their objectives, whatever they might be. The analysts tend to be true scholars and truly influential people of the world and not just the sorts of political hacks that modern news fronts as experts.

The Foreign Affairs Magazine name for this app is an understatement. The content includes everything in the magazine plus a variety of additional articles plus audio (read) versions of many of the articles. New content shows up daily. Most people will likely pick and choose what to read. The app is OK when it works. The organization of the articles is great. It's servicable. You can save articles and read them offline (great for travel). The formatting is pretty easy to read on iPhones and iPads. When it doesn't work... Well I don't know. I had a problem that compleatly disabled everything

I’ve been using iConnect for a couple years now and pretty much think it’s the bomb. I’m reminded of how good it is every time I try to do something from within the Phillips Hue app as iConnect offers so much more. My three favorite things are the magic scenes, the way it can program my hue light switches for multi-tap, and the sunrise animation. If you’re like me and have several Hue lights, Magic scenes are magic. Basically, you pick a few base colors or really hues (or use hues they pick) and through two basic main controls (spinning a color wheel and sliding a saturation bar) and a coupl

Remote is a cool concept. It lets me adjust the Music volume playing on my Apple TV or iMac from my iPhone or iPad. In theory, it could also let me change what’s playing. The in theory part is that I subscribe to Apple Music and have had my subscription for over 5 years. Remote let’s me select among “my” recordings in my Apple library. This is basically the music I ripped or purchased before I started subscribing to Apple Music. It does not let me select Apple Music subscription tracks. It does not let me select Apple Music radio stations. At this point it basically lets me select tracks I’m