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Apple removes Group FaceTime calling from iOS 12, macOS Mojave betas
If you were looking forward to group FaceTime calls on iOS 12, you're going to have to wait a bit longer.
Windows 10's Your Phone app: Take pic on Android phone, see it pop up on your PC
Pics on Android phones will soon sync with Windows PCs, removing the need to transfer photos via email or USB.
Windows 10 moves closer to killing off passwords with Edge WebAuthn logins
Windows Hello biometric login could soon be the key to all your favorite websites.
3 things Steve Jobs had wrong about the App Store
A newly released 2008 interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs provides insight into the App Store just 30 days after it launched.
iOS 12 public beta 3: Should you install it?
Apple has just released the third version of the iOS 12 beta. But should you install it? Is it slow and buggy? What's battery life like? Will it kill your iPhone?
How to enable USB Restricted Mode in iOS 11.4.1
The new feature, which has been teased in earlier beta versions, has finally been rolled out to mainstream users.
iOS 11 tip: How to fix broken Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular connectivity
Are you having difficulties with wireless connectivity on your iPhone or iPad? Are you having problems connecting to Wi-Fi, cellular, or Bluetooth devices? Read on.
Apple releases second public beta of iOS 12
The release comes a week after the public offering first launched.
Old iPhone running slowly? iOS 12 will speed it up, tests show
Apple's first iOS 12 beta is looking promising on performance improvements for older iPhones.
iOS 12 public beta: Should you install it?
The iOS 12 public beta is out. But should you install it? Is it slow and buggy? What's battery life like? Will it kill your iPhone?
Apple releases first iOS 12 public beta for anyone to try
Want to try iOS 12 on your iPhone or iPad right now? You don't have to wait until September when it officially launches. Apple just rolled out a public beta that anyone can try for free. Here's what you need to know.
Microsoft adds built-in ad blocking to Edge for Android and iOS
Microsoft is integrating AdBlock Plus-based ad-blocking directly into its Edge apps for Android and iOS.
Apple releases second beta of iOS 12, macOS Mojave, watchOS 5 and tvOS 12
All of which are currently only available to developers.
Why the Mac you know has no future
Apple's Mac is about to head toward an assisted living community in the desert -- and then its final resting place in the cloud.
Apple to iPhone owners: 'iOS 12 will auto-share your location in 911 calls'
Calling 911 from an iPhone will soon automatically share the device's location with 911 centers.
How to use Apple Pencil: 21 features, tips, and tricks
Ever wonder what you can do with an Apple Pencil -- or why it is so useful to creators, professionals, and business users? Turns out, there are several features that help make Apple's stylus so unique for iPad owners and different from anything else. Here's a few of them, plus some tips and tricks.
Top 10 hidden iOS 11.4 shortcuts and tricks for the iPhone
I'm continually amazed by how many hidden features I uncover in iOS the more I use it. Here are 10 of what I consider to be the best and most useful iOS 11 shortcuts and tricks.
Top 10 iPhone and Android accessories
If you have an iPhone or Android smartphone, you need to take a look at these accessories, which are the best I've tested so far this year.
Ten unexpectedly useful iPhone apps
With millions of iPhone apps, how do you know which will be useful? In this gallery, we've identified 10 apps that you may not be able to live without.
iOS 11.4.1 tips, tricks, and secrets
Get more done with your iPhone or iPad -- as well as impress your friends and family -- with these tips, tricks, and secrets.
iOS 11.4.1 tips, tricks, and secrets everyone should know
Get more done with your iPhone or iPad -- as well as impress your friends and family -- with these tips, tricks, and secrets.
How Apple plans to get you to use your iPhone less with iOS 12
After realizing that it created a tool that people can't put down easily, Apple is adding features to iOS 12 to help us manage out interactions with iOS devices better.
Apple WWDC 2018 keynote: Scenes and surprises
Highlights and some surprises from Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, including announcements on iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
Everything iOS 12 from Apple's WWDC 2018 keynote
Apple has given us our first look at iOS 12 at its annual WWDC conference. This is the software that will grace all the latest iPhones and iPads, including the new ones likely to be released in 2018. Here's what to expect when iOS 12 comes to iOS devices later this year.
WWDC 2018: Software, hardware and everything Apple is rumored to reveal
CEO Tim Cook and other Apple executives will take the stage at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference to announce software updates for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Mac, and HomePod. They may even announce new hardware. Here's what to expect.
Seven things Apple needs to fix in iOS 12 (but probably won't)
iOS is far from perfect, and there's a lot of things that Apple should be trying to fix. But the truth is that I'm not holding my breath.
The perfect phone: 13 features I've dreamed of
After years of covering and reviewing some of the best — and worst — smartphones, I have an idea of what I want in my dream smartphone.
iOS tips: What to do when you run out of storage on your iPhone or iPad
Running out of space on your iPhone or iPad? Here are tips and tricks to help your free up precious gigabytes.
iOS 11 tips and tricks everyone should know
If you use an iPhone or iPad, you owe it to yourself to be able to get the most out of your hardware, and the best way to do that is to know how to get the most of iOS 11.
Seven things Apple needs to unveil at WWDC 2018
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off June 4, and it's one of the ways we get a deep insight into the path that the company is on.
Ten useful iPhone apps you didn't know you needed
With millions of iPhone apps, how do you know which will be useful? We've identified 10 apps that you may not be able to live without.
iOS 12 beta speed test on an old iPhone (CNET)
Apple claims iOS 12 offers significant performance improvements over iOS 11 -- so we tested it on the elderly iPhone 5S.
iOS 12 will give your location to the emergency services when you call 911
Calling 911 from an iPhone will soon automatically share the device's location.
iOS 12: First look at the developer beta
I just installed the iOS 12 developer beta, and here's my very first time running through the new features. As this is beta software, the final version is subject to change when it's released in the fall.
Seven things we wish Apple would change in iOS 12
iOS is far from perfect, and there's a lot of things that Apple should be trying to fix. But the truth is that we are not holding our breath.
Too many photos on your iPhone? New app will sort the bad ones out
Got too many blurry, out-of-focus pictures of your pet eating up precious storage space? Gemini Photos will take care of that.
Apple cracks down on iOS apps that share location data without consent
Apple has removed a bunch of apps in the App Store that send location data to third parties without obtaining user consent, according to a report. Read more: https://zd.net/2IdQ0Oo
Why Android developers at Google I/O are excited about Flutter
Tyler McCraw, Android developer for Extend Enterprises, is one of multiple developers at the I/O conference who said Flutter could solve one of their biggest challenges: Staying in sync with iOS developers. Read more: https://zd.net/2HQ0aov
iPhone lovers are desperate for changes. Here's a wish list
Here are the things we'd like to see in future versions of Apple's iOS and iPhone hardware.
The five things that really drain your iPhone's battery
There are no end of tips and tricks out there to help you get more out of your iPhone's battery, but based on exhaustive testing I've narrowed down the five things that drain your battery the fastest.
Apple knows iOS has deteriorated, but it plans to fix that
Have you noticed how iOS has become buggier and less polished in recent years? Apple has noticed too, and is putting in place a plan to make things better. Read more: http://zd.net/2BHgAz6
iOS 11 bug crashes iPhones and disables access to iMessage
Once the bug is received, the iOS SpringBoard application immediately crashes and the system prevents messaging apps like iMessage, Messenger, and WhatsApp from loading. Read more: http://zd.net/2o1maVg
Shopify thinks Apple made QR codes relevant again
Shopify is adding a new feature to its toolset for merchants: Shopcodes. Shopcodes are technically QR codes that you can scan to make a purchase. Scanning one will also bring up a screen with more information on a product. QR codes are practically ancient in the world of technology. But Shopify thinks that Apple's release of iOS 11 will help reinvigorate the tech. Apple added native support for QR code scanning in its iOS 11 camera app. Previously, you had to download a separate app to scan QR codes. So now Shopify is making it easier for merchants to place QR codes on their products. They can be put on packaging, inserts, posters, and other marketing materials. They are also trackable, so merchants can see where traffic and sales are coming from.
Video: How to customize Control Center in iOS 11
CNET: In iOS 11, Apple lets you customize Control Center to your needs. Here's how.
How to temporarily disable Face ID if someone tries to unlock your phone
Apple has given iPhone X owners an emergency feature that temporarily disables Face ID. Users can trigger it if they're forced by a thief or police to look at the device and unlock it. Apple has said Face ID is better than Touch ID at thwarting biometric spoofing. Someone could always force you to touch the Touch ID sensor on your iOS device to unlock it. However, with Face ID, a thief could point your iPhone X at your face before taking off with it. But Apple confirmed that it has you covered with two key mitigations: First, your iPhone X won't unlock unless you stare at it. Your eyes must be open. Second, you can grip the buttons on both sides of the iPhone X before you hand it over. Doing this will temporarily disable the phone’s Face ID facial-recognition feature. Apple’s new iOS 11 update also introduces a shortcut to disable Touch ID during emergencies. All you have to do is press on the sleep button five times on your iOS device.
Vysk EP1 review: 'The anti-NSA' iPhone case delivers more privacy questions than answers
Need an anti-spying solution designed to lock down your messages and protect your privacy? One smartphone case maker promises as much, but only proves a fraction of its claims.
