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We already knew that the iMac Pro would not come cheap. When Apple finally announced the computer’s availability, it was also revealed that its starting price was at $4,999, which puts it well beyond the reach of the average computer user. Then again it does pack some impressive hardware and a custom T2 chip for enhanced security.

However what if you wanted all the bells and whistles? How much would would such a setup cost you? If you were to head on over to Apple’s website and configure the computer to its max hardware settings and include all the hardware and software, it will set you back an eye-watering $14,000, or to be more specific, $13,926.98.

No doubt this is an insane amount of money to pay for a single computer, although it does seem to be cheaper than previous estimates which predicted a price tag of $17,000. If you’re also thinking that this might be the most expensive Mac computer ever, think again because according to a 2013 report from Business Insider, a fully decked out Mac Pro would have cost customers a little over $20,000.

We’re not sure who would need such a high-end setup, but for those who do, the iMac Pro is currently available for purchase and is expected to be shipped out by the 27th of December.

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Skype’s video calls are useful for all kinds of situations, whether it be to catch up with friends and family while abroad, speaking to loved ones like your children, holding office/group meetings, and so on. It can and has also been successfully used to interview potential job applicants who might be from out of town or overseas.

This is why Skype has introduced a new feature in the form of an interview scheduler. According to Skype’s announcement, “Today, a new integrated scheduling app—built on the Skype Interviews platform—significantly streamlines the interview scheduling process. Introducing Skype Interviews Scheduler, designed to simplify the process of scheduling interviews—as well as reduce the number of steps required to send an invite. With an embedded interview link, candidates can launch an interview directly from their calendar.”

Basically all the user has to do is to enter in the person’s name and their name, email address, and the agreed upon time and date. They can then schedule it using the Smart Scheduler which will help arrange an interview, and once the time slots have been selected, users can then choose to accept or decline the invitation.

According to Skype, “After the candidate selects a timeslot, each participant is automatically sent a calendar invite, which they can click to join the interview directly from the email. No download or Skype ID is required to join. From the Skype Interviews dashboard, recruiters can see what times candidates have selected and make further amendments to interviews if needed.” For more information you can head on over to the Skype Interviews website.

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Canary has revealed a new feature for its security cameras: “Person Detection.” The new ability enables the camera to detect when a person is in the picture, helping device owners better understand the context behind their motion alerts. The feature is most important for pet owners who receive frequent motion alerts due to a cat or dog moving through the … Continue reading