A new shuffle play feature that Netflix began testing a year ago is now rolling out to all users.
Netflix is rolling its new shuffle play feature to everyone, here’s how it works
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Apple hit with $12M fine in Russia over violating anti-monopoly rules in the App Store
If you'll recall, Apple started whittling away at parental control apps for iOS. At the time, many were being blocked from the App Store because of access to configuration profiles via the Device Management functionality. However, that did not go over well with some entities, including the Russian government.
Apple’s Clips app adds new ‘immersive’ AR Spaces
Apple has had its Clips app around for quite some time now, but today brings the app to version 3.1 and a big new addition.
Facebook is working on its own in-app podcast player
Facebook is putting a bigger focus on audio these days. Earlier this month, the company confirmed a variety of new elements coming to its official app sometime in the future, including a feature aimed at taking on the mega-popular Clubhouse. And podcasts are part of the upgrade, too.
Reclaim storage space occupied by temporary files on your pwned iPhone or iPad with DustBuster
As you use your iPhone or iPad, especially in a jailbroken state, temporary files will be stored in the file system that take a sometimes discernible bite out of your handset’s storage space. While most users never bat an eye at the fact, many others like to keep this truth in check by proactively deleting unwanted temporary files and app caches to maintain a robust block of free storage space.
DustBuster by iOS developer Plat-Ykor is a new app for jailbroken devices that can help users manage the impact that temporary files have on their handset’s storage. Much like other popular storage-freeing apps such as iCleaner, DustBuster can remove the aforementioned files from your handset with just a tap, allowing you instantly reclaim valuable storage space that you otherwise wouldn’t be afforded to you for other uses.
Outputter for Twitter, Space Era, Liro, and other apps to check out this weekend
In this week's episode of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a very unique Twitter client, an AR companion for space nerds and a captioning app for videos. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out.
Why your old Magic Keyboard doesn’t work with the new iPad Pro
Bad news for anyone hoping to use their old Magic Keyboard with the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro sporting a mini-LED screen: you'll need to buy a new Magic Keyboard or find an alternative.
Tile and Spotify testify in Apple and Google’s antitrust hearing
Apple and Google, but mostly Apple, has seen a lot of pressure regarding its digital storefront's rules and regulations, and, ultimately, general business practices. Apple has made some moves to try and alleviate that pressure as of late, but the company still has to face an antitrust hearing to defend itself.
The best iPhone battery level widgets that show percent remaining
If you like to keep a close eye on your iPhone’s battery level, then you probably miss seeing the actual percentage of charge remaining that came on older iPhones. This means you probably open the Control Center to find that exact percentage throughout the day.
For those of you like me who prefer to view the percent of battery remaining all the time, check out these iPhone Home Screen widgets. These allow you to get the amount of battery left before you need a charge by showing you that percentage you so desire.
Twitter now lets all iOS and Android users upload 4K images
Earlier this year, Twitter confirmed it would soon fix cropped images when uploading them on iOS and Android. Before that happens, though, Twitter's rolling out support for high-res images.
A new Instagram feature automatically filters out abusive direct messages
Instagram is launching new features to prevent folks from sending you abusive direct messages (DM) and stop blocked users from contacting you from a new account.
How to print all or selected Calendar events from Mac
Learn how to print specific events or events in a certain timeframe from the Calendar app on your Mac so you can have your schedule in hand on a physical piece of paper.