Yesterday, Senior Software Engineer at Walt Disney, Paul Hildebrandt shared a video on Twitter, where Pixar artists get hands-on with the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil, and share their thoughts about the new tablet and stylus.

In what we could only describe as a “One more thing...” moment, Microsoft introduced the Surface Book: the company’s first actual high-end laptop. Where words didn’t give it away, the visual references to the MacBook Pro weren’t subtle. The Surface Book is in no small terms, designed to take on the MacBook Pro, with specs and looks to match.

Yes, the iPad Mini 4 does not feature 3D touch, nor does it support Apple Pencil, which is, so far, an accessory exclusive to the iPad Pro. With that said, the iPad Mini 4’s size is what makes perfect sense to users who have no need for a large screen, and for whom the iPod Touch just won’t cut it.

One of the greatest things about OS X El Capitan, is that it runs on Macs that go as way back as 2007, which is great news for... anyone who owns an Apple Mac. With this latest release of OS X, Mac users will benefit from many performance and productivity improvements. Along with all the improvements brought by El Capitan, an old, nearly useless option has been finally put to rest: repairing file permissions.