Architects work in imagery. They are either designing it, documenting it or photographing it. For that last one, the tool that many architects now use is their iPhone.
With the recent updates to the Apple's operating systems, iOS 8 on the iPhone and OS X 10.10 or "Yosemite" for the Mac, there are many new and or revised features that affect how architects use these tools.
Austin Mann is a professional photographer and has complied an extensive list in an article title, "Yosemite + iOS 8.1: What Photographers Need to Know." Although Austin focus is for photographers many of the tips and features he highlights are applicable for architects as well and everyone should give Austin's post a read.
Yosemite, OS X 10.10 represents the largest update to the OS X user interface since Mac OS X 10.0. To best understand all the changes and evaluate if Yosemite is right for you and your architectural office, check out the collection of the best reviews of Apple's latest operating system.
Do you like the new UI? Will you be upgrading?
Apple announced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, ApplePay and the AppleWATCH back on September 9, 2014. A little over a month later, Apple followed the September Event up with another one on October 16, 2014, which sets the lineup for the 2014 holiday season.
At the October Event, Apple introduced the iPad Air 2 (pre-orders on October 17, shipping on October 24), iMac with Retina 5K display (available now), Mac mini (available now), iOS 8.1 (available October 20th, including support for ApplePay), OS X Yosemite (available now) along with several other products.
Which product announced at the October 2014 Event are you most excited about?
Apple is expected to release OS X Yosemite this Fall, possibly today after their October Media Event. Jeff Gamet of the Mac Observer has posted a handy chart detailing which Macs support OS X Yosemite.
