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With the latest iOS 18 update, Snapchat users will gain a new level of convenience by accessing the app’s camera directly from the iPhone lock screen. This new feature takes advantage of Apple’s expanded customization options, which allow users to replace the standard flashlight and camera icons on the lock screen with a variety of […]
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Hands on with Image Playground – Apple’s AI image generator in iOS 18.2 beta. #apple #ai #ios18 Source link
Apple chief Tim Cook is visiting China. This is the second time that Cook has visited the Asian giant this year. Apple operates at the frontiers of technology to create electronic products that are so well-crafted and aspirational that die-hard fans turn sidewalks near Apple stores into campsites ahead of new product arrivals. They have […]
Beta testing your apps, games, and App Clips is even better with new enhancements to TestFlight. Updates include: Redesigned invitations. TestFlight invitations now include your beta app description to better highlight new features and content your app or game offers to prospective testers. Apps and games with an approved version that’s ready for distribution can also […]
Apple rolled out the iOS 18.2 Developer Beta 1 update for iPhone on Wednesday. It arrives a week prior to the anticipated introduction of the iOS 18.1 stable release and brings more features powered by Apple Intelligence — the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) suite that it previewed at its WWDC 2024 in May. This includes Image […]
Apple’s iOS 18 software update brought plenty of new features, including to the Messages app. The addition of cool new text effects gives iPhone owners new ways to communicate and they’re surprisingly easy to use. Text effects offer the option to animate words in ways that can help convey a message, whether you want something […]
Apple has released the first beta versions of iOS 18.2, MacOS Sequoia 15.2, and ipadOS 18.2, each with new Apple Intelligence features. The first betas of the .2 releases arrive now despite iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and MacOS Sequoia 15.1 not debuting until next week, though they just landed as Release Candidate builds. The new […]
Everyone is gushing about how AirPods Pro 2 (I guess they’re “2” now, now “2nd Generation”) are about to be “clinical grade hearing aids” because there’s a huge PR push for it and, frankly, no tech journalist is even bothering to dig even a little bit into the history of the thing. And it’s not […]
Time zones are the bane of the remote worker’s existence, especially if your team is international. You can try to keep track of who lives where and what time it is in which place, but my brain isn’t wired for that and I know I’m not alone. There is a free and open source application […]