Dark Mode is more and more popular. At night or low light, it’s easier to use our mobile devices and computers in dark user interface. White colors at midnight are too bright for our eyes and many of people may feel uncomfortable. Apple users can enjoy system-wide dark appearance since macOS Mojave and in upcoming iOS 13, which… Read More »
It’s official! Rumors were right and the date of Apple’s iPhone event is set to 10th September. On this event, as in recent years, are presented new iPhones and announced the release date of macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS. But what else is Apple going to release? There are no official infos, but based on many rumors, this… Read More »
I’m happy with Office 365. I use office apps on Mac, iPad Pro and iPhone, though Office’s 365 iPhone version I only use as a viewer – it’s hard to create documents on small iPhone’s 6s display. Office 365 apps support a lot of the latest iOS technologies, like drag-n-drop, Files app integration and full support for the… Read More »
Recently, Apple released new version of all of its operating systems. Except iOS, it’s just maintenance update. When Apple released iOS 12.4, Apple engineers accidentally unpatched vulnerability already patched in previous iOS 12.3, and when discovered by hackers, it allowed them to create a jailbreak. The security issue also left iOS devices vulnerable to hacking attempts, so Apple… Read More »
Notepad, a simple plain text editor, is with us since earliest versions of Windows. I remember my first computer, a Pentium I-based PC with 32 MB RAM and 512 MB HDD. I was a little child and I was playing with Windows 95. I was amazed by screensaver called “The Warp Drive” and autocorrect feature on ancient Microsoft… Read More »
We use our iPhones (and iPads) for many purposes. For example, we are listening to the music or playing the games. And there is one annoyance: volume. You may set volume by hardware buttons/Control Centre shortcut to low level, so music or game or anything other was not too loud, but it may (based on iPhone’s settings) affect… Read More »
Macs are overheating. That’s fact. It’s not only about unibody aluminium enclosure, which is pretty thin, but Macs from strange reason boost fans when your Mac is really hot. Unless you don’t have a Mac Pro, your Mac is probably already overheating. It was said that Apple does it because it keeps your Mac silent, but long-term overheating… Read More »
Apple just released the 7th beta of upcoming iOS 13 for iPhones and iPadOS for iPads. Prying eyes of developers check almost everything what is checkable and it often results in hints about upcoming Apple’s strategy. In the most recent beta, an image hidden within update appeared with name “HoldForRelease” showing the possible day of this year’s iPhone… Read More »
In upcoming macOS Catalina, there will be many changes. One of them will be the end of 32-bit apps support. Most current apps for macOS are already 64-bit. If you are using macOS Mojave, you may saw a warning window with info that your app is not optimized and it won’t work with the future versions of macOS.… Read More »
If something is on the Internet, then it’s online forever. We are using many chat apps and intelligent assistants, like Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, Amazon’s Alexa and Google’s Assistant. And while we do so, there is a question: what about our privacy? While Apple is using protection of users’ privacy in its marketing, what about social networks like… Read More »
It’s impossible to believe, what can be used to hack your computer by hackers. Forget about tracking people by GPS metadata on photos taken on their iPhones or catching passwords via keyloggers. A security researcher named MG created an evil Lightning cable that can give hackers a way to remotely access your computer. Cable is directly from Apple,… Read More »
Taking photos with iPads, especially with that 12.9-inch one, looks pretty funny. I know, that big screen used as a preview of photo you are about to take makes sense, but still it’s pretty strange to take photos with such device. Maybe I’m little weird, but my 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2018 is my main camera, for both photos… Read More »
