An iDownloadBlog reader took it upon himself to try connecting his iPod nano to an iPhone running the iOS 13 software to see if he could browse the music player in the Files app.
iOS 13 sports a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth selection feature in Control Center that saves you from opening Settings every time you wish to switch Wi-Fi networks or Bluetooth accessories.
Not only can you rotate a video without round-tripping to iMovie, but also de-skew perspective and perform other non-destructible operations on your footage that used to require third-party apps, like trimming, cropping, rotating and flipping.
Owners of the Apple TV 4K media streamer and those who prefer Google’s Chromecast Ultra HDMI dongle can now stream their Hulu entertainment in 4K resolution.
Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook and Senior Vice President of Services, Eddy Cue, have been spotted at the annual Sun Valley media conference that kicks off this week.
Avoiding compatibility issues is crucial to enjoying your 4K, high frame rate and slow-motion footage across a myriad of devices. VideoProc can help with that. Rather than pile up a bunch of complex features you’ll never use, VideoProc is a focused app that’s very easy to use and includes a plethora of powerful features like hardware acceleration to ensure that your converted videos play back without a hiccup no matter the platform.
The iPad still isn’t a 100% notebook replacement, and probably never will be, but these new gestures in iPadOS do make you tablet computing a lot more productive than ever before.
One dude’s been able to connect some really old stuff to his iPhone, like a Casio graphing calculator and a good ol’ floppy drive, and access them in iOS 13’s much-improved Files app.
Our resident video editor Harris Craycraft has put together a quick list of the top 20 tidbits and little improvements in iOS 13 that will actually make a real difference in your everyday computing on iPhone and iPad.
Apple’s latest promoted video from the #ShotoniPhone series files as a love letter to the spirit of India and its sports culture.
Three new ads from Apple running 15 seconds long each highlight the company’s iMessage encryption, its material recycling efforts and the privacy features on App Store.
Let your mind wander with Apple’s newest iPhone video experiment that features some great-looking slow-motion and regular-speed shots of cascading water.