Apple recently started to warn users about any 32-bit applications that are running on their Macs and may not be supported by future versions of macOS. It’s a similar move to the one Apple made recently on iOS, with only 64-bit apps now supported.
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App Roundup: Canary for iOS, Handbrake 1.1.0 for Mac, plus Office 2016 for Mac, Moog Model D, more!
… simpler alternative to Final Cut on the Mac has been updated with support for the iPhone X and extra iPad resolutions when creating App Previews for the iOS App Store. Those videos are short clips that appear alongside each listing, giving a better …
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iPhone Apps Price Drop [April 14]
iPhone Apps Price Drop are one of my favorite things that I like the most on my iPhone. Appstore offers so many deals on app where an paid app or game becomes available at discounted rate! So we usually bring these apps to you so that you can get it on …
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Android P might rip off the iPhone X’s gesture controls
How the purported gesture pill/bar will work is still unclear. Do you swipe up to go to the home screen like on iPhone X? Or perhaps swiping up merely brings up the app drawer. Can you swipe left on it to bring up the recent apps? There’s still a lot of …
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Apple’s HomePod Could Become The Next Apple Watch [Opinion]
However, the HomePod has been referred to as a “flop” by some sources. According to Bloomberg, many Apple Store workers claim that inventory has been piling up and low sales have pushed the company to cut orders with the manufacturer. “At first …
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iPhone 8 release date, price and specs: Apple’s (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8 goes on sale
APPLE’S the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, the respective successors to last year’s iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, launched in September last year, offering buyers an affordable alternative to the flagship iPhone X. The duo of smartphones, which were originally …
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Apple Loop: Stunning New iPhone Leaks, Three Risky iPhones For 2018, Facebook Prepared Apple Strike
David Phelan takes a closer look at the construction and how it is an improvement on the iPhone 7’s approach: A whole new iPhone design arrived last September with the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, which has meant th Product (Red) edition has required a …
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Apple to manufacture iPhone 6S Plus in India, make it cheaper
Apple’s Make in India ambitions are moving beyond the iPhone SE to the iPhone 6S Plus, according to a new report. Production for the second could begin within a few weeks at Wistron’s Bengaluru facility. 2 senior industry executives told The Economic …
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Fitbit Versa vs. Apple Watch Series 3: Which should you wear?
Fitbit is well-known in the fitness-tracking industry for its long (and impressive) line of wearables and sensors — however, it first tested the smartwatch waters with last year’s release of the Ionic. Now, Fitbit will soon be releasing the Versa …
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Apple Loop: Stunning New iPhone Leaked, Three Risky iPhones For 2018, Facebook Prepared Apple Strike
Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes three lenses for one iPhone, three iPhones for one launch, the new Product(Red) iPhones, Apple locking you into iOS 11.3, the new Foundation TV series for Apple TV …
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Apple made a gold iPhone X and never released it — here are the photos
It was widely rumored before Apple launched the iPhone X that it would come in black, silver, and gold, but when the device went on sale, there were only black and silver options. Now, photos published as part of a regulatory filing reveal that Apple did …
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10 reasons why the Galaxy S9 is better than the iPhone X
After using the flagship devices from Apple and Samsung, I’ve come up with a few ways that the Galaxy S9 beats the iPhone X. Don’t get too upset now, iPhone X users. Your phone has plenty of great features that the Galaxy S9 doesn’t have, and that list is …
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Apple warns macOS users to ditch 32-bit apps and bite into a 64-bit future
To find out which of your apps need to jump to 64-bit technology in the next year or so, simply navigate to ‘About This Mac’ by clicking the little Apple icon in the top left-hand corner of your screen. Click ‘About This Mac’, then hit the …
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Apple wants developers to start transitioning to 64-bit apps
Apple developers should start transitioning their applications to support 64-bit. With the release of macOS High Sierra 10.13.4, Apple will start warning users if they launch an app that doesn’t have 64-bit support. According to the company, if a user …
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Computer Mouse Controlling Apps
This is a very full-featured iPhone app. You can do anything you could do with a normal mouse and keyboard, plus much more. You can use it like a Wii remote and control the pointer with a flick of your wrist, or you can use the built-in keyboard to type …
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Apple’s latest macOS update warns that 32-bit apps will be discontinued
APPLE HAS ISSUED a warning to users of 32-bit apps that their time is nearly numbered. Mac users have already been warned last summer that 32-bit apps would be disabled in a post-High Sierra update, and indeed, no new 32-bit apps have been accepted into …
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Apple Warns Mac Users About Impending End of Support for 32-Bit Apps
Apple has started to inform macOS users that support for 32-bit apps will be stopped soon. Mac users running macOS 10.13.4 High Sierra will receive a one-time alert when they open a 32-bit app. The Cupertino giant has not informed exactly when support for …
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