Back in August, Google confirmed that it was going to refresh the Google Maps app for Apple Watch. Unfortunately, at the time, it didn't have a specific launch date to give us.
Google Maps for Apple Watch is available again
Back in August, Google confirmed that it was going to refresh the Google Maps app for Apple Watch. Unfortunately, at the time, it didn't have a specific launch date to give us.
Earlier this year, Apple was developing its own Face Shield in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. Now, it has started creating its own face masks.
Tile's tracking devices are meant to help you find things. But sometimes bad things happen and we lose those things. The company's new subscription service is designed to help with those moments.
The beta train continues to chug along, as Apple seeds the latest prerelease software for its most popular platforms.
Well, it was relatively quiet on the Apple/Epic Games/Fortnite front, but that's changed this week.
If you're in the market for a new battery pack, but want some more functionality right out of the box, Satechi might have an option for you.
In the near future, Apple is going to announce new iPhones. It will more than likely be the iPhone 12 lineup. And those handsets will probably support 5G.
The Status Bar is a persistent element that presents itself in the vast majority of iOS apps and user interfaces. The lone exception to this rule of thumb would of course be full-screen apps such as mobile games, video playback, and a small number of other exceptions.
Despite being hidden from the aforementioned interfaces, iPhone users can open Notification Center to view the Status Bar by swiping down from the top of the display to reveal a grabber and then tugging down on the grabber. Unfortunately, this is a multi-step process and rather cumbersome, and that’s the chief reason why a new jailbreak tweak called Grabbi by iOS developer Arielgavrielov exists.
One full week has passed since Apple released iOS & iPadOS 13.7 to the general public, and like clockwork, the Cupertino-based tech company has pulled the plug on its signage of the older iOS & iPadOS 13.6.1 firmware for iPhones and iPads alike Tuesday evening.
The rather predictable move means that iPhone and iPad owners are now unable to downgrade the firmware they run on their handset of choice after upgrading to the newer iOS or iPadOS 13.7 release.
It's been quiet on the Epic Games/Fortnite front for a bit now, so we're overdue for something new.
We are one week away from Apple announcing new products, with the company confirming a September 15 special event date.
Apple is preparing to launch a major update to macOS soon, so it continues to tweak the formula with beta seeds.