Dragalia Lost, an original action RPG developed by Nintendo and Cygames, has launched today for iPhone and iPad on App Store in the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau.
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A flaw in Apple’s Device Enrollment Program lets hackers get sensitive data
A flaw in Apple's Device Enrollment Program (DEP) allows an attacker to exploit private information on iPhone, iPad and Mac devices used by schools and businesses and obtain private details such as an organization's address, phone number and email addresses.
This app lets you quickly switch between Dark Mode and Light Mode on macOS
Dark Mode is one of the most publicized features of macOS Mojave. Unfortunately, it has a minor flaw that could make it unusable for some users. Thankfully, there's a new third-party app, NightOwl, that removes this obstacle.
IMPORTANT: security researchers recently found out that since it was recently bought out by another company, NightOwl joins your devices into a botnet for use of market research without your knowledge. More details here.
Backing up your 512GB iPhone to iCloud could cost you up to ten bucks per month
I hope you have purchased your brand spanking new iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max. If so, did you opt for the 256GB version or the flagship model with a whopping half a terabyte of storage? Either way, you might have to fill Apple's coffers with some extra cash so you could back up your precious new phone safely to iCloud without losing anything.
The first beta of iOS 12.1 brings eSIM support, here’s how it works
Support for the electronic SIM (eSIM) standard has been uncovered from the first developer beta of iOS 12 which released to Apple's registered developers eight days ago.
As usual, the most lucrative feature of this year’s iPhones is flash storage
The most lucrative iPhone feature is storage—Apple makes an estimated $218 more profit per iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max unit versus the base models with 64 gigabytes of storage.
Google Chrome will soon let you opt-out of controversial new auto-login tool
Google has decided to throw in the towel on its controversial new auto-login feature in the Chrome. In Chrome 70, users will have the ability to opt-out of the tool which has been criticized by privacy experts.
Apple cut down on iPhone XS Max OLED display cost by taking out some 3D Touch components
That massive 6.5-inch OLED panel adorning a 256-gigabyte edition of the new iPhone XS Max amounts to nearly one-fifth of the phone's total bill of materials, according to estimates by TechInsights in their teardown of the handset.
Developers can now offer TestFlight public invite links for beta software testing
Apple's introducing a new TestFlight feature that will make it easier for developers to reach out to the public to test unreleased beta apps. The ability to post public URLs for testing purposes is now rolling out to developers, according to 9to5Mac.
Apple removes debunked conspiracies, shock videos and false info from Safari suggestions
As soon as you start typing into Safari’s Smart Search field, the browser pulls up suggestions for the terms you type. It's unclear if Apple previously applied some kind of a quality filter, but they are certainly doing it now following a report Wednesday on BuzzFeed News.
iPhone XS Max’s OLED screen has some notable improvements over the original X
The 6.5-inch custom-built OLED panel in Apple's new iPhone XS Max has earned the “Best Smartphone Display Award” with near perfect calibration and performance, according to display testing and calibration experts over at DisplayMate Technologies.
Power up Mojave’s Dark Mode & reduce background contrast with HazeOver for Mac
A darkened environment is perfect for working on your Mac at night, without distractions from the background apps. Dark Mode is a system-wide implementation of an appearance that many apps already adopt, but what about apps that lack any dark styling? That's where an app called HazeOver by Pskov, Russia-based developer Maxim Ananov comes to light.