iPhones and iPads running iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 suffered memory management bug, which causes that running apps were killed too aggressively. As we informed HERE, Apple was working to fix his issue. And it was faster than we expected. Apple just released iOS / iPadOS 13.2.2, which addresses this issue. With this patch, your apps should not… Read More »
Not only me, but, based on feedback from Internet from the whole World, many iOS 13 (iPhones and iPods touch) and iPadOS 13 (iPads) users experience poor multitasking performance, especially on version 13.2 of iOS/iPadOS. Apps in background are killed very fast, due to poor RAM management. I was finding some apps in the App Store app, then… Read More »
Apple just updated macOS for Macs, iOS for iPhones, iPadOS for iPads, watchOS for Apple Watches and tvOS for Apple TV 4th and 5th generation. Macs can be updated via System Preferences -> Software Update. Your iPhone/iPad can be updated by going to Settings -> General -> Software Update. tvOS can be upgraded via Settings app by going… Read More »
Apple just updated macOS, iOS and its fork iPadOS. As for macOS, it’s a Supplemental Update, which fixes some bugs and also a problem with Setup Assistant hanging during Catalina installation. As for iOS and iPadOS, it’s just bug fixes and performance improvements. Updates are recommended for all users, but as usual, before updating your devices, backup all… Read More »
Just few days ago, Apple updated iOS, iPadOS and watchOS, and new updates are available again. New version of iOS and iPadOS introduces bug fixes for several issues, like problems with the camera, iCloud backup, flashlight and more. As usual, before you update your devices, make at least two copies of backup on safe places, like external disks,… 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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Are you betatesting iPadOS? It’s truth that you shouldn’t do so on productive device, but I risked it and installed iPadOS from the very first public beta release. It’s stable, though some features don’t work exactly on 100% as they should, but it’s usable. I’m excited by new Share Menu (I reference it as “Open with…” menu in… Read More »
