By Rajesh Pandey on May 20, 2020 06:04 pm Apple today released iOS 13.5 which is likely going to be the last major point release of the OS before the company announces iOS 14 at WWDC 2020 next month. iOS 13.4 would have been the last major iOS 13 release but the COVID-19 pandemic required Apple to release another major update for the OS with some changes. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on May 20, 2020 06:00 pm Apple today released the iOS 13.5 update for all compatible iPhones and iPads. The release does not bring any major new features, though it does tweak some existing ones to make them work better in a post-COVID 19 world. The main highlight of the update is that it introduces an official Exposure Notification API for contact tracing that health government bodies across the world can use for their contact tracing app to fight COVID-19. Continue reading →
By Mahit Huilgol on May 20, 2020 05:30 pm COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live our lives. Some of the workforces have shifted to work remotely while other businesses like restaurants are leaning on technology to facilitate takeaway. Even Educational institutions have moved to online arrangements and students are allowed to take the test online. Apparently, the college board websites do not support iPhone’s HEIC format and have caused a big problem for the students. Continue reading →
By Asif Shaik on May 20, 2020 02:10 pm After releasing fourth developer beta builds of iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 two weeks ago, Apple has finally released the GM (Golden Master) builds of its mobile operating systems today. Registered developers can now download these new builds on compatible iPhones and iPads. Continue reading →
By Asif Shaik on May 20, 2020 02:09 pm The Powerbeats Pro wireless earphones, which were released in May 2019, will be unveiled in four new colors. The information comes from the way of a new leak that shows all four upcoming colors, and Apple could launch them as a part of its Summer Colors release. Continue reading →
By Mahit Huilgol on May 20, 2020 02:05 pm Twitter is testing a cool new feature that lets users limit who can reply to their Tweets. The setting is doing rounds since the beginning of this year and seems to have made it to the testing phase. Users can simply tap a small glove icon in the corner. This will fetch the “ Who Can Reply” window. Continue reading →
By Asif Shaik on May 20, 2020 01:38 pm AT&T’s 5GE network indicator that you sometimes see on your iPhone might soon go away. The National Advertising Review Board (NARB) in the US has asked AT&T to discontinue its marketing 5G E and 5G Evolution marketing claims, terming them as misleading. Continue reading →
By Parth Shah on May 20, 2020 09:59 am macOS comes with the ability to adjust screen brightness manually and automatically. I usually set it to auto-mode as the system automatically sets the brightness bar based on the environment around. The brightness adjustment options vary based on different Macs and third-party keyboards. macOS also offers Energy Saver option which changes screen brightness based on the power delivery and battery percentage. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on May 20, 2020 05:20 am Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in his latest investor note claims that Apple might not include the EarPods in the retail box of the iPhone 12. The move will allow the company to further boost demand for the AirPods. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on May 20, 2020 12:52 am Former Apple contractor Thomas le Bonniec had helped blow the whistle on how third-party contractors were listening to personal Siri recordings of Apple users without their knowledge lat yeare. Now, he has decided to go public once again to protest how Apple has been let go easily from the entire fiasco. Continue reading →
Apple today released iOS 13.5 which is likely going to be the last major point release of the OS before the company announces iOS 14 at WWDC 2020 next month. iOS 13.4 would have been the last major iOS 13 release but the COVID-19 pandemic required Apple to release another major update for the OS with some changes. 
Apple today released the iOS 13.5 update for all compatible iPhones and iPads. The release does not bring any major new features, though it does tweak some existing ones to make them work better in a post-COVID 19 world. The main highlight of the update is that it introduces an official Exposure Notification API for contact tracing that health government bodies across the world can use for their contact tracing app to fight COVID-19. 
COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live our lives. Some of the workforces have shifted to work remotely while other businesses like restaurants are leaning on technology to facilitate takeaway. Even Educational institutions have moved to online arrangements and students are allowed to take the test online. Apparently, the college board websites do not support iPhone’s HEIC format and have caused a big problem for the students. 
After releasing fourth developer beta builds of iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 two weeks ago, Apple has finally released the GM (Golden Master) builds of its mobile operating systems today. Registered developers can now download these new builds on compatible iPhones and iPads. 
The Powerbeats Pro wireless earphones, which were released in May 2019, will be unveiled in four new colors. The information comes from the way of a new leak that shows all four upcoming colors, and Apple could launch them as a part of its Summer Colors release. 
Twitter is testing a cool new feature that lets users limit who can reply to their Tweets. The setting is doing rounds since the beginning of this year and seems to have made it to the testing phase. Users can simply tap a small glove icon in the corner. This will fetch the “ Who Can Reply” window. 
AT&T’s 5GE network indicator that you sometimes see on your iPhone might soon go away. The National Advertising Review Board (NARB) in the US has asked AT&T to discontinue its marketing 5G E and 5G Evolution marketing claims, terming them as misleading. 
macOS comes with the ability to adjust screen brightness manually and automatically. I usually set it to auto-mode as the system automatically sets the brightness bar based on the environment around. The brightness adjustment options vary based on different Macs and third-party keyboards. macOS also offers Energy Saver option which changes screen brightness based on the power delivery and battery percentage. 
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in his latest investor note claims that Apple might not include the EarPods in the retail box of the iPhone 12. The move will allow the company to further boost demand for the AirPods. 
Former Apple contractor Thomas le Bonniec had helped blow the whistle on how third-party contractors were listening to personal Siri recordings of Apple users without their knowledge lat yeare. Now, he has decided to go public once again to protest how Apple has been let go easily from the entire fiasco. 
