With macOS Sierra, Apple released new continuity feature – Auto Unlock. Basically, if you own Apple Watch and you are near your Mac, it will automatically log in to your Mac. Unfortunately, iPhones, iPads and iPods touch are not supported. But I found great app – MacID (my thanks to Federico Viticci from Macstories.net). Now you can unlock… Read More »
Working with files in Apple’s iOS is little strange. You don’t have a classic disk storage with all files like we know from other operating systems like desktop Windows, macOS, Linux or mobile Android and Windows 10 Mobile. Apps in iOS has it’s own storage where are documents stored – yea, your documents are in apps. Each supported… Read More »
Apple released new version of its mobile operating system for iPhones, iPads and iPods touch, just 10 days after releasing iOS 10 to the public. This versions fixes bugs, like bug that caused the new Lightning EarPods designed for iPhone 7 and it’s Plus counterpart to stop working properly. Lightning EarPods timed out while listening music, so users… Read More »
Apple just released final versions of operating systems for iPhones/iPads/iPods touch, Apple Watches and Apple TVs 4th generation. You can upgrade your iOS device over-the-air by going to Settings -> General -> Software update or via iTunes, including clean install. Operating system for Apple Watch, watchOS 3, can be downloaded through the dedicated Apple Watch app on the… Read More »
In OS X Yosemite, and it’s iOS 8 counterpart, Apple releases Continuity. Philosophy of Continuity is to get in touch with all compatible Apple devices. Since incoming macOS Sierra and iOS 10, a new Continuity features are available. And here are some other features like Metal API and iOS 9 multitasking on iPads. But will your Macs and… Read More »
Apple annouced final version of macOS (formerly OS X) for Macs, iOS for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch and watchOS for Apple Watch. Apple renamed OS X to macOS due to better match to other Apple’s operating systems. These operating system were introduced at summer at WWDC 2016 in San Francisco. Apple provided beta versions of macOS and… Read More »
Another article for beginners. If you know what RAM means, you can skip this introducing part and go to article directly. If you can’t imagine how RAM works, I will try to explain it by example. RAM – Random Access Memory – is one of key hardware component of our computers. It’s something like temporary memory. Just imagine… Read More »
Were you wondering how to record screen of your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? It’s possible even without jailbreak. You won’t need extra expensive software, all you need is Mac and its QuickTime Player. And of course iPhone/iPad/iPod touch itself. So if you want to create videos from iOS, for example for study or gaming records, or want… Read More »
Some people still prefer to arrange their music by folders. Modern players with music library use ID3 tags. Music files, like popular mp3 format, contains some metadata included in each music file. With this metadatas you can set data like artist, album, year etc. directly into your music file. It’s useful, for example – want to listen all… Read More »
Because our iPhones, iPads and iPods touch use iOS, a mobile version of desktop OS X, you can’t run full desktop applications from Mac world. This is often criticised, especially in cause of big 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Microsoft regularly points to this in its marketing campaigns, showing that Surface tablets can run full Windows with all of its… Read More »
Although Apple’s App Store has strict restrictions and app control, sometimes we can find fake software or malware. And this article will be about fake software. One app developer named “NGUYEN THOANG” is creating fake software! I personally use FileBrowser by Stratospherix and ProCam 3 by Samer Azzam – both of them are faked by this developer! Developer… Read More »
As developer says, System Status is the ultimate app for monitoring and optimizing your iPhone and iPad performance. And he is right. System Status is another app from Techet, like Network Analyzer, which are both used to dig deeper into iOS operating system within limits of iOS itself and Apple’s App Store rules. System Status allows you to… Read More »
