AirPods To Get New Exciting Features: Auto-Switching & Spatial Audio

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With the wave of announcements that came our way from this year’s WWDC, Apple unveiled new features and updates for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Macbook and AirPods. Highlighting the new updates for AirPods, both AirPods Pro and AirPods (2nd Gen) will get the automatic-switching feature, while only AirPods Pro is getting spatial audio feature.

The auto-switching feature allows the users to switch their AirPods between Apple devices without the need to reconnect. This is done by linking the AirPods with the user’s icloud account. Say, you are watching a movie on your MacBook and you get a call, once you take the call, the AirPod will automatically switch to your iPhone without any hassle and then automatically switch back to your movie on MacBook after the call ends. Similarly, the user can switch between any Apple device without actually changing any of the bluetooth settings. The automatic switching works by detecting what the user is using the iCloud linked devices for and decides whether they will need the AirPods for performing the task. How convenient is that? The update will also come to Powerbeats, Powerbeats Pro and Beats Solo Pro. Read More

Apple To Sell Macs Built With Its Own Processor In 2021

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In its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), held virtually on June 22, Apple announced new features rolling out for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac. One of the key highlights of the conference was the announcement of a major change to Apple’s Mac Computers in 14 years. Earlier in this year, Apple’s effort to move away from Intel was reported by Bloomberg. Apple made the hardware transition official on Monday by announcing a shift from Intel processors to its custom-designed chips for future Mac computers which will be based on ARM-powered silicons that are used in smartphones and tablets, including iPhone and iPad. Read More

Apple Makes Changes In Its App Store Guidelines For Easing Tension Among Developers

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In a press release on Monday, Apple announced two major alterations to its App Store rules. Firstly, Developers will not only be able to appeal the rejection of an App that violates a given guideline of the App Store Review Guidelines, but will also have a procedure to challenge the guideline that led to the rejection. Secondly, there won’t be a delay in App updates and bug fixes over App Store disputes except for those related to legal issues. The changes were made in the wake of criticism received by Apple over software developer Basecamp’s ‘Hey’, an E-mail App which was initially approved by Apple but then repeatedly rejected as it violated App Store guidelines requiring in-app purchases, thereby harming Apple’s subscription revenue.  Read More

Apple’s CarKey – Control Your Car With Your iPhone

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Tie-up between the German carmaker, BMW and the tech giant, Apple, brings virtual car key. Apple announced Apple CarKey as one of the features of iOS 14.0, which is scheduled for launch in the coming months. An update of iOS 13 will also support the feature a little later. BMW will market the same as the BMW Digital Key in its vehicles. Initially, only the recently face-lifted BMW 5 Series will support this feature and then subsequently other models. Apple is working on getting other manufacturers onboard as well to support the feature in the upcoming year. Read More

Study On Your iPhone With These Incredible Apps

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iPhones are great tools, and you can achieve quite a lot with them. Recording Grammy-nominated albums, film entertaining videos, edit footage on an almost professional level, retouch and enhance the quality of your photos, perform office tasks, including creating presentations and documents, holding conference calls, among many other things.

Although the iPhone is so capable and versatile, there is one thing Apple users obviously prefer to do more than anything else, which is learning new things. The number of educational apps on the App Store in staggering, and it towers over other categories found on the platform. As of the first quarter of 2020, the total amount of iPhone applications available to users is inching closer and closer to 2 million. Read More

Facebook Gaming Stopped From Arriving On The App Store By Apple

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Facebook’s application for launching its Gaming App on the iOS App Store has been rejected for the fifth time, according to a report by The New York Times.

Facebook has been repeatedly been denied permission to arrive on the App Store since February as it can jeopardize the Gaming Service – Apple Arcade. Facebook announced its Gaming App back in April amid the COVID-19 lock-down restrictions. The App which is available on Google Play Store, lets the users play simple HTML5 games and watch live-streams of other players. Read More

WatchGit App Will Now Let Users Access GitHub From Apple Watch

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WatchGit-GitHub -Apple- WatchAccording to latest news, A quite well-known development platform GitHub offers an application for the iPhone and iPad that permits clients to oversee code from anyplace. In any case, if you’ve missed the similarity with a particular Apple gadget, you no longer need to stress over it. WatchGit is a brand new Third-Party App for GitHub that lets users access the platform the comfort of your wrist with the Apple Watch. Read More

Apple’s Mac Pro Gets A New High-End GPU

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Mac-ProAs guaranteed, Apple has refreshed the Mac Components area of its online store with four SSD Kits for Mac Pro. The SSD Kits, which have been configured in pairs and are accessible in 1TB, 2TB, 4TB, and 8TB assortments. The starting price is quoted at $600 for the 1TB redesign, while the 8TB overhaul will hamper you $2800. Clients choosing to buy these modules should supplant existing modules in the Mac Pro with the overhauled pair. Since the SSD is attached to the Apple T2 Security Chip, it’s not simply a fitting and play technique. Clients will require access to a subsequent Mac running Apple Configurator 2 alongside a USB-C link to finish the update. Read More

WWDC Update: Apple’s Developer App Updated With MacOS Version

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Apple-WWDC-2020WWDC 2020 will start next Monday, on June 22, and Apple is preparing and all geared up for its first absolutely virtual gathering because of the current global situation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In anticipation of the occasion, Apple has recently discharged another update for its official Apple Developer application, which will let its users and designers watch the whole meetings on the web. Read More

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iOS 13.6 Privacy Screen Describes Upcoming iPhone Car Key Feature

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ios-13.6-car-key-featureThere have been many build-ups regarding Apple’s CarKey going on in the news for quite some time now and the most recent iOS 13.6 beta gives us our best affirmation yet that the element is fast approaching. On iOS 13.6, in the event that you go to the Privacy data for Apple Wallet, Apple subtleties a few passages about adding a vehicle key to the Wallet application an element that the tech giant has not yet authoritatively declared. Read More