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Apple’s App Store support page on Apple’s Developer portal has brought an announcement for developers. It has released the data on the adoption rates of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. According to this new announcement, the rates for the adoption of iOS 15 is 63%. In the meantime, iPadOS 15 adoption rates is around 50% at the moment.
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Apple plans to drop support for the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6s Plus with next year’s release of iOS 15, implies a recent report by The Verifier. This would proceed post-Apple’s maintenance of compatibility with all of those devices this year with iOS 14. Read More
For the very first time, Apple is letting its users make complete customization of iPhone’s home screen with unique widgets along with the help of iOS 14. This move has increased the demand among all users to the next level. Sensor Tower has made a detailed analysis conveying how almost 15% of the people in the U.S using iPhones, at least have already one app installed to give the iOS 14 home screen a whole new appearance. Read More
In recent times, a new update has been released by Google, for both, iPhone and iPad. The key apps were updated to support iOS that launched in September. A new widget has been introduced on both the iPhone and iPad and can either be added to the Today centre or the Home Screen on the iPhone. Read More
The newest A14 Bionic chipset from Apple would be embedded in the recently announced iPad Air 4. The new iPhone 12 and Apple TV are also speculated to be powered by the same chipset. Since all these products are still not released, it is difficult for us to actually speculated at the performance of this newest chipset from Apple, but a recent Geekbench benchmark leak gives us a closer look at this new chipset. Read More
iOS 14.2 beta 2 has now rolled out to developers, and the update includes a variety of new emoji for users. First reported by Emojipedia, the new emoji include bubble tea, a transgender flag, seal, feather, and more.
As part of the Emoji 13.0 release by the Unicode Consortium, the list of these new emoji was already approved earlier this year. Apple had first previewed these custom designs back in July, and it is finally now, in September, that we get a look at the final designs of these emoji from Apple. Read More
The latest iOS web browser that has added support for iOS 14’s new default setting is the privacy-focused Brave Browser. The new update for the browser allows users to set Brave as their default iPhone or iPad web browser instead of the usual default Safari.
One of the most important changes in the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 is the feature to change the default browser and email applications. All users have to do is open the Settings app, scroll down and look for “Brave” in the list of applications. Next, they need to choose the “Default Browser App” and make the required change. Read More
Apple released iOS 14 last week to the general public, and on September 24 it released iOS 14.0.1 which has fixed bugs from the previous update. The update brings fixes for home screen widgets, default app settings, and more.
Apple has also released iPadOS 14.0.1, watchOS 7.0.1, macOS Catalina 10.15.7 and tvOS 14.0.1. Read More
Apple Music Subscriber can now customize their home screen with some unique music widgets using the latest update of the Marvis Pro App.
Marvis Pro, an old alternative to the official Apple Music app, has been available for those who subscribe to Apple Music (or even buy songs on iTunes) but don’t like the native iOS app. The App has been updated with multiple home screen widgets for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 users. Read More
Fantastical’s new update brings iOS 14 home screen widgets as well as support for new Apple Pencil features on iPad and more.
Fantastical has added a total of 12 home screen widget configurations. It offers small widgets that show the date or a single upcoming event, medium widgets that show monthly calendars or multiple events, and large widgets that show full calendar sets, agendas, and more: Read More