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 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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How to Find All Your 32-Bit Mac Apps at Once Before Apple Makes Them Obsolete
After booting 32-bit apps from the iPhone and iPad in iOS 11, Apple is getting ready give the same treatment to your Mac. If you’re worried that you might lose access to some of your favorite apps, here’s how to check whether all the software running …
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How to set up Apple Pay on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac
Fire up Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay > Add Credit or Debit Card. If your iTunes & App Store account already has a compatible card on file, iOS will automatically recommend adding it to Apple Pay, if not you’ll need to either take a snapshot of your card …
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10 paid iPhone apps that are free downloads today
Friday is always bittersweet for Apple fans. On one hand, you only have a few more hours of work or school left to endure before the weekend arrives. On the other hand, it’s the last time you get to enjoy a list of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for …
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Apps in China survive longer on Apple than Android app stores… for now
When it comes to removing apps, Apple’s China App Store seems more resistant to state criticism than Android stores, but this might be just for now as more compliance with local rules is expected. In China’s recent move to “clean the internet …
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iPhone Apps Price Drop [April 12]
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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13 Paid iPhone Apps Gone Free [April 12]
Today’s Appstore App deal, 13 iOS paid apps gone free for iPhone. We bring you the paid App Store app deals whose price are dropped and are now available for free. Paid iOS apps price drop usually offers an app to download at discounted rate or …
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Get the Top Paid iPhone Apps Absolutely Free Today [Direct Links Included]
These are the top paid iPhone and iPad apps that have gone free for a limited period of time. Get them all right here. Top Paid iPhone and iPad Apps are Free Today – Download the Best Ones in One Place All the listed apps are free for a limited time only.
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The best note-taking apps for the iPad and Apple Pencil
With the new 9.7-inch iPad, the Apple Pencil at last comes to the masses. Apple’s recent push to get its scrappy tablet back in schools means you no longer how to shell out mountains of cash if you want to use the iPad like a digital legal pad, and that …
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