Probably the most known Windows software from Apple is iTunes. If you ever owned iPhone, iPad or any iPod and you were Windows user, iTunes software was must-have, because there were no other ways how to sync music (though iOS-based devices could bypass this by 3rd party music players) and to update your devices, when over-the-air updates were… Read More »
Apple again updated iOS for iPhones and iPods touch and iPadOS for iPads, 12 days after last update on November 7. It’s just minor update, fixing bugs and improving performance, no major changes. Apple, for example, fixed a bug that could prevent Mail from fetching new messages. Full changelog is below. You can update your devices via Settings… Read More »
Apple today revealed its long-rumored 16-inch hi-end MacBook Pro and it also replaced older models with 15.4-inch display. Display is larger, but thanks to slimmer bezels, the size of new MacBook Pro is almost the same. It features 3072 x 1920 pixels of resolution and up to 500 nits of brightness, which is useful in terrain or outdoor… Read More »
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 »
In the beginning of iPad, there were no professional apps for it. Steve Jobs himself introduced iPad as device for better experience for some key tasks – like web browsing or typing an e-mail. Something between iPhone and MacBook Pro. Later, iOS was getting more and more robust and Apple with iOS 9 re-invented iPad with iPad-specific features… Read More »
iPad Pro is Apple’s flagship hi-end tablet, with first generation announced in fall 2015. If you want to own hi-end tablet, the iPad Pro is the best solution, because, as for Android, only Samsung is selling Android tablet with hi-end specs. Another problem is, that many of Android apps are not optimized for tablets’ big screen, they are… Read More »
iPads Pro 2nd generation (2017) and newer feature 120 Hz display. Apple calls it ProMotion. Thanks to ProMotion, screen is refreshed 2 times faster than common LCD display. It’s not only good for Apple Pencil and artist – ProMotion (and other optimizations) reduces latency from 50 ms to 20 ms and thanks to software optimizations in iPadOS 13,… 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 »
As we informed HERE, Apple updated some older devices because of time rollover issue. This issue will affect many services, like iCloud, App Store and GPS – they will stop working. Devices, which Apple updated, are iPhone 5, cellular version of iPad 4, iPhone 4S and cellular versions of iPad mini, iPad 2 and iPad 3. Though these… Read More »
Apple released a new supplemental update for macOS Catalina. This update can be downloaded via the Software Update section of the System Preferences app. If no update is shown, the reason is that this supplemental update is probably limited to users, which haven’t already download first supplemental update. As for me, I installed first supplemental update and updater… Read More »
Downloading torrents is popular. Torrents do not automatically mean cracked or pirated software, as some media may say. It’s just other way of downloading files, though it’s sometimes abused, but the same applies to classic downloading. It’s something like CD/DVD burners – if you own one, you are not automatically movie or music pirate. One of the most… Read More »
