Here's how to find Apple TV supported content and apps. You can do so by using your cable or satellite subscription to watch content on the device.
How to find supported providers and apps on Apple TV
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Bryan considers himself a well-rounded techie, having written articles @makeuseof @knowtechie, @appadvice, and now, @idownloadblog. When he's not sitting at his Mac typing, he's being a single dad and rooting for his alma mater, Penn State, or cheering on the New England Patriots. You can find Bryan on Twitter or by email at bryan@idownloadblog.com. Sonarworks True-Fi app improves the music on your Mac or PC
I’m not an audiophile and will never claim to be. Nonetheless, I know the difference between good audio and great audio. For the past few months, I’ve been testing SonarWorks’ True-Fi software for Mac. Priced at $79, the software alters the signal your headphones receive so that what you hear is closer to what the creator had intended.
Apple launches macOS Mojave Beta 3 to developers
On a busy Tuesday that already saw Apple introduce beta 3 versions of iOS 12, tvOS 12, and watchOS 5, the company has now launched macOS Mojave Beta 3 to developers.
Apple introduces beta 3 of watchOS 5 and tvOS 12
Apple has released new beta software for developers. In addition to iOS 12 beta 3, the company has launched tvOS 12 beta 3 and watchOS 5 beta 3.
Apple launches iOS 12 beta 3: see what’s new
Apple has released iOS 12 beta 3 for developers. The software update arrives two weeks after the second beta was released. Developers can get the update from Apple's site or over-the-air (OTA).
Although it doesn’t start until July 16, Amazon Prime Day has already kicked off
This year's Amazon Prime Day doesn't kick off until Monday, July 16 beginning at 12:01 p.m. PDT. But let's be honest here, the event has already started as some deals are now online with many more coming between now and the event's official start.
New evidence suggests 2018 iPad Pro includes AvatarKit, Face ID
An Apple developer has discovered code in the latest iOS 12 beta that suggests an all-new iPad Pro is coming which features Face ID and a True Depth camera. Steve Troughton-Smith notes that AvatarKit, which Apple uses to operate its Animoji and upcoming Memoji on the iPhone X, has been altered to support an iPad-size screen.
In his Twitter posting, Troughton-Smith notes, "New in iOS 12: AvatarKit comes to iPad. Still requires a TrueDepth camera to do face tracking, though, i.e. an iPad with Face ID."
https://twitter.com/stroughtonsmith/status/1013958667409018886
We're just two months away from Apple's fall event, which is typically held in mid-September. While most expect Cupertino to announce three new iPhones, things have been a little bit murky on the iPad Pro rumor front.
The 10.5-inch iPad Pro and second-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro were both announced in June 2017. Since then, we've heard very little about the next-generation devices.
Way back in November, Bloomberg reported that the 2018 iPad Pro lineup would feature a revamped design with slimmer top and bottom bezels, a faster processor, and use a TrueDepth camera and Face ID. That same report said a second-generation Apple Pencil stylus would also be arriving with this year's iPad Pro models.
Soon after, another report said Apple and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) were developing a next-generation mobile chip that would make its debut in an upcoming iPad Pro revision.
According to the report from Chinese outlet MyDrivers, the chip was tentatively named “A11X Bionic.” Both the iPhone 8 and iPhone X feature A11 Bionic chips.
We'll continue to follow this story. In the meantime, what would you like to see in the next iPad Pro? Give us your thoughts below.
Besides new iOS devices, the unannounced Apple fall event could also see the introduction of new Macs, a fourth-generation Apple Watch, and more. Stay tuned.
Instagram tries to explain its user feed algorithm, again
Instagram, the popular photo- and video-sharing app from Facebook can't seem to catch a break. One month after trying to explain how it adds content to feeds, it's out with some more clarification. The all-new "You're All Caught Up" tool is showing up on feeds around the world on iOS and Android devices.
How to confirm your iPhone accessory is Apple MFi Certified
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to search Apple’s database to check if a third-party cable, charger, or other accessory is MFi certified or not.
After HomePod, MediaTek wants to provide modems for iPhone
MediaTek is expected to supply Wi-Fi chips to Apple for the HomePod speaker. The Taiwanese company has bigger plans, however, as it hopes to replace Qualcomm as one of Apple's modem chip providers for iPhone, according to DigiTimes.
Cosmic-Watch once again captures our universe in stunning detail
Back in 2016, we positively reviewed the Cosmic-Watch app for iPhone and iPad. Priced at $4.99, the universal app shows you the relationship between time and the cosmos using stunning 3D graphics. Now, the app is out with its most significant update since first launching and, yes, it’s out of this world.
Mixmax will bring back some much needed stability to your Gmail inbox
Are you looking for a way to make your work time more productive? Tired of dealing with an overflowing Gmail inbox that has slowly taken control of your life? The Chrome extension Mixmax can help boost your productivity while also bringing some stability back to your inbox.