In macOS Catalina, Apple will split iTunes into three apps and iOS devices will be synced via Finder. One of the new apps will be app called just “Music”. It’s end of bloated iTunes, new Music app will focus on your music and mainly Apple Music. Google is making changes with its services too, but in other way.… Read More »
CCleaner is a legendary software. I was using it too on Windows XP and Windows 7, till I moved completely to macOS from Apple. This cleaning app includes many advanced features and in wrong or unexperienced hands it could cause serious damage to system. Also in the past, servers of CCleaner’s developers were hacked and it spread a… Read More »
On the latest Apple event in September, Apple introduced updated version of its budget iPad 2018. It’s just evolution, its heart is still A10 Fusion SoC, but it has bigger, 10.2-inch display. Also, it now features Smart Connector, so you can use external keyboards for Smart Connector instead of relying on Bluetooth hardware. As for A10 Fusion chip,… Read More »
It’s not long from iOS 13.1 release and we have another update. It’s just minor update, focused on bug fixes and performance improvements. It also solves 3rd-party keyboard vulnerability issue. As for watchOS, its 6th generation has not been released yet for Series 1 and Series 2 models, but Apple released special version “5.3.2”. This version of watchOS… Read More »
At 19th September, Apple released major update of iOS – iOS 13. Users of iPads had to wait till 24th September for iPadOS release, a fork of iOS dedicated for iPads. Mac users have to wait to unspecified date in October for macOS Catalina. It’s strange why Apple decided so. For example, it causes problems with new Reminders… Read More »
It was a little surprise when Apple on 2019 WWDC announced iPadOS. It’s a fork of “regular” iOS optimized for iPads. For years, iPad was considered as big iPhone without GSM module, but since iOS 9 and iPad-specific features like iOS 9 multitasking – two apps on one screen a Picture-In-Picture support – Apple began to split iOS… Read More »
Uninstalling apps on macOS looks very easy. Just drag app icon from Applications folder to Trash Can icon and then just empty the Trash. Though this is the official way how to delete apps, deleted apps may leave traces in system. Data files burrowed deeply in macOS system, preferencies folders, plugins and other data may still remain on… Read More »
In the last years, Apple usually released new major versions of macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS at the same or similar time. This is good, because Apple is known for its great ecosystem and we are able to experience latest technologies across all Apple’s devices and to avoid inconsistencies across platforms. Personally, I own iMac, iPhone and iPad… Read More »
iOS 13 for iPhones and iPadOS 13 for iPads will be ready soon, but developers can already release apps with iOS 13 features, like automatic Dark Mode based on system settings. Today, I received update from App Store and I installed my first non-beta app with iOS 13 features. It was PCalc. If you are running iOS 13… Read More »
One of the main advantages of iOS over Android is that majority iOS-based devices got the latest software support. iOS 12 was interesting, because no older devices’ iOS compatibility was dropped. It’s not unusual that Apple supports devices older than 3 years. iPhone 5s started with iOS 7 and it was still supported by iOS 12. That’s also… Read More »
Just few days after Christian Reber on Twitter said he want to buy Wunderlist back from Microsoft, Microsoft unveiled brand-new To-Do app update. It continues with adding features to get parity with Wunderlist, which Microsoft acquired in 2015. Microsoft said, that its To-Do app got a big major update with new design and deeper integration with other platforms… Read More »
When you order an Internet connection from your ISP, you will also get some data, like DNS server “number” (address), to get your product work. DNS is good service. In short, instead of typing long numbers with dots – IP addresses – in your web browser, you will type something like “www.dsl.sk” and that’s all. No nothing-saying numbers,… Read More »
