iOS 13 has a lot going for it, as far as features are concerned. One of them is making Siri a bit more friendly with third-party apps. And Google Voice is ready to take full advantage of that change.
Apple yesterday released first official adoption rate figures for iOS 13 since its September 19 debut, revealing that the update is now installed on fifty percent of all iPhones out there.
iOS 13 continues to be updated on a semi-regular basis, with the next major version being beta tested right now.
Before the end of September, Apple released iOS 13.1.2 and iPadOS 13.1.2 to the public. And now we have yet another minor update for the mobile operating system.
We've been waiting for this "pro" video recording feature for ages, and now it's finally here — the most recent developer beta of iOS 13.2 has brought out the option to change the resolution and frame rate of your video capture right from within the Camera app. Revolutionary!
Aside from bringing 59 new emoji and revealing noise cancelling options for future AirPods, the latest iOS 13.2 beta that was seeded to developers earlier this week includes changes that make deleting and rearranging apps on the Home screen more intuitive than before.
The upcoming iOS 13.2 software update packs in the 59 new emoji characters that Apple previewed back in the summer, but didn't include in iOS 13.0 and iOS 13.1.
Apple has been rumored for quite some time to be working on AirPods that feature noise cancellation, one of the more oft-requested features for the company's truly wireless headphones.
Earlier this year it was reported that Apple brought on contractors to listen to Siri recordings, all in an effort to improve the overall quality of Siri and the digital assistant's accuracy.
iOS 13 has been updated at a pretty frenetic pace already, but Apple is marching along with yet another planned update.
If you’ve been paying any attention to the jailbreak community recently, then you’ve undoubtedly caught wind about the new checkm8 bootrom exploit.
Given how checkm8 is a bootrom exploit, it can’t be patched with a software update, and it works on all A5-A11 devices up to and including the iPhone X. With that in mind, it should come as no surprise to anyone that avid jailbreak developers are attempting to get their hands dirty with it.
The iCloud folder sharing feature in macOS Catalina 10.15, which released Monday for public consumption, seems to have been officially delayed until spring 2020.