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In 2021, Apple revamped the MacBook Pro with a new industrial design. Alongside the hardware changes, Apple added a 1080p camera, an improved keyboard, more ports, and a microLED display with a notch. But what exactly was the point of the notch? At the time, the company explained that it was a "smart way" to give users more space for their content, as they'd have a 16:10 display by making the screen taller in the 14-inch and 16-inch models. Then, in 2022, the company expanded this visual change to the MacBook Air lineup. Image source: José Adorno for BGR While most of us got used to Apple's new design language, wouldn't it be nice to make this lost space more useful? At least, this is what lo.cafe developers envisioned when they created NotchNook, a new app that turns that wasted space into a useful Dynamic Island. For those with an iPhone 14 Pro or newer, you'll see that NotchNook works similarly to iPhone's Dynamic Island. When you click the notch, it reveals a "Nook" with a Live Activities-like feature. For example, you can preview the song playing on Apple Music, add a shortcut, drop files or apps into a Tray tab, or even use your FaceTime HD camera as a little mirror. Image source: José Adorno for BGR You can tweak several settings, such as enabling Live Activities, activating different gestures, and even changing how you want the app to behave. What's genius enough about NotchNook is that even Macs without a notch can take advantage of it, such as my Mac Studio with Studio Display. The developers say the app works with multiple monitors. If the customer chooses the $3 monthly subscription, a license allows activation on two devices. Those making a one-time $25 payment get five licenses. NotchNook works with any Mac running macOS Sonoma or newer. You can find more details about it here. Don't Miss: macOS Sonoma 14: Release date, features, Mac compatibility The post This app transforms your MacBook notch into a useful Dynamic Island appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals 75+ leftover Prime Day deals you can still shop today Best Echo Dot deals for July 2024 Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $375+ free Today’s deals: $100 eufy smart lock, Nintendo Switch game sale, 20% off Dreo ChefMaker, $4 smart plugs, more

Nestled within the majestic Sarawat Mountain range in western Saudi Arabia, the ancient beehives of the Maysan Governorate are a testament to a region boasting some of the most remarkable environmental engineering formations. These include around 1,200 beehives that once served as a crucial daily sustenance source for its early inhabitants.   The abandoned village of Kharfi, located south of Taif in the Maysan Governorate, houses the most impressive of these historical beehives, reports Arab News. Today, the Maysan Governorate’s honeybees are central to Saudi honey production and sales. These beekeeping sites, dating back to ancient times, highlight the early community’s enduring interest in honey production.  Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesAsiaRead Later 

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Former President Donald Trump met with independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about a potential endorsement and a role in a second Trump administration, the Washington Post reported.

The Supreme Court issued an order list on Monday rejecting requests for justices to reconsider 28 cases in which parties filed a petition for the high court to rehear the case.