The iPHONE NEWS
iOS 11.3 will most likely be (like iOS 10.3 and iOS 9.3 before it) the last major iOS 11 release. And once it rolls out, probably in late February or March, you can expect Apple to shift its attention to iOS 12. That doesn’t mean Apple will stop …
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Don’t Miss: We’re not sure how, but Amazon is selling a Crock-Pot slow cooker for under $10 Many people have iPhones or iPads, but not all of them own Macs, which is why many iOS users will not be able to take advantage of Apple’s rumored Marzipan project.
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which was first introduced in iOS 9. You can now also you save any file you create in Office directly to OneDrive via the Files app, too. On the visual side, OneDrive has support for more file types, with thumbnail icons for more than 130 file types …
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Apple is about to make it much easier for parents to approve their children’s purchases. With iOS 11.3, parents will finally be able to use FaceID, rather than a passcode, to approve transactions. The feature was first spotted by 9to5Mac. SEE ALSO …
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Apple has done this in the past, too. As noted in a report from Engadget, Apple focused on under-the-hood improvements in iOS 9, and Apple generally alternates between big upgrades and small refinements each year on MacOS, Apple’s computer operating system.
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Today’s news about Apple putting new features on the back burner for iOS 12 means that the company will finally be focusing on polishing up its mobile operating system. After years of interface inconsistencies and frame rate issues, iOS may be getting …
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It’s rare that Apple fans cheer a lack of new features in an upcoming product, but that may be the case with the next round of iPhone updates. After a flurry of embarrassing bugs in this year’s release of iOS, Apple is reportedly scaling back its plans …
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This doesn’t necessarily mean that iOS 12 will be some boring under-the-hood update. iPhone users can apparently look forward to more augmented reality features that they’ll never use, not to mention additional parental controls that will creep out …
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The latest smartphone OS data from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech reveals that in the three months ending December 2017 iOS made an overall share gain of 0.7 percentage points to 24.8% across the big five European markets, despite market share falling by 2.4 …
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Many users with iOS 11 are noticing that their iPad and iPhone will randomly capitalize words that were typed in the middle of sentences. For example, a sentence May look Like This with Randomly capitalized Words for No apparent reason, requiring Many …
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While the big story of iOS 11 has actually been about a feature introduced in iOS 10 — Apple’s decision to throttle the processor in phones with older batteries in order to prevent sudden shutdowns — iOS 11 has still had a rocky start — there have …
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It appears that reports of iOS 11’s extremely buggy behavior made an impact on Apple’s plans. According to a new report, this year’s major iOS update (likely called iOS 12) will now be focused on reliability and performance, rather than new features.
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The Worldwide Developers Conference simply happened some days ago. In this convention, we discovered a variety of cool iOS 11 details from Apple on the grounds that this become in which iOS eleven was officially unveiled. One of the most important …
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iOS 11 has been very problematic for iPhone users that many are choosing to not update to it. Loyal Apple users might look at all of these problems and say the company has grown too big, too fast, and lost its focus — and they’re right. iOS 11 has been …
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Apple’s newest iPhone and iPad software — iOS 11— has been particularly riddled with bugs, which Apple has continued to fix throughout the past year. The company was also hit with criticism in January after users discovered it was purposefully slowing …
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You no longer have to enter your Apple ID password in order to approve family purchases on iPhone X as iOS 11.3 allows you to do so using Face ID. Apple Now Allows you to Approve Family Purchases on iPhone X Using Face ID iPhone X users were baffled when …
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iOS 12 may be more about righting the ship than adding major features. If you hadn’t noticed, iOS 11 has had more than its fair share of bugs. And that’s apparently been worrisome enough to prompt a rethink of how the company approaches iOS 12. Axios …
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