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Xbox game streaming to iPhone & iPad surfaces in setup screenshots

1 year ago

Xbox game streaming to iPhone & iPad surfaces in setup screenshots

Owners of Microsoft's Xbox One may soon be able to stream games from their home console to their iPhone or iPad, with alleged screenshots of a configuration process indicating a personal network-based version of its xCloud concept is on the way.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

How to transfer playlists from Spotify to Apple Music

1 year ago

How to transfer playlists from Spotify to Apple Music

So you've decided to move from from one streaming service to another but you don't want to leave behind years of painstakingly curated playlists and collections of songs, albums, and artists. We've got the perfect solution — here's how to take all your playlists with you.

By Amber Neely | 1 year ago

How to find your Apple Card number to buy something online

1 year ago

How to find your Apple Card number to buy something online

How do you buy something with a credit card that has no numbers printed on it? Fortunately, thanks to the Wallet App, you can get your card number in just a few seconds with no fuss.

By Amber Neely | 1 year ago

Developers say Apple's limitations on location tracking are anti-competitive

1 year ago

Developers say Apple's limitations on location tracking are anti-competitive

A group of iOS app developers have taken issue with new privacy policies Apple is set to debut with iOS 13 this fall, saying location tracking restrictions placed on third parties are anti-competitive and could harm their respective businesses.

By Mikey Campbell | 1 year ago

Apple sues virtualization firm Corellium for selling iOS and iTunes knockoffs

1 year ago

Apple sues virtualization firm Corellium for selling iOS and iTunes knockoffs

Apple on Thursday filed a lawsuit claiming software virtualization firm Corellium, which markets its wares to security researchers, infringes on copyrights covering iOS, iTunes and other Apple assets.

By Mikey Campbell | 1 year ago

Everything new in iOS 13 beta 7: 3D Touch, icon tweaks, more

1 year ago

Everything new in iOS 13 beta 7: 3D Touch, icon tweaks, more

Apple is continuing to evolve iOS 13, and included several public-facing tweaks with the seventh developer beta. Here is everything we've found so far.

By Andrew O'Hara | 1 year ago

Apple's 'iPhone 11' event is probably on September 10

1 year ago

Apple's 'iPhone 11' event is probably on September 10

An asset buried in the seventh iOS 13 beta suggests that the 'iPhone 11' will debut in an event on Tuesday, September 10.

By Mike Wuerthele | 1 year ago

How to stop getting the 'Storage Full' message on your iPhone

1 year ago

How to stop getting the 'Storage Full' message on your iPhone

When you get this warning message about your iPhone being almost or entirely full, take these steps to free up the most space in the quickest time.

By William Gallagher | 1 year ago

Apple releases seventh developer betas of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, tvOS 13 & watchOS 6 [u]

1 year ago

Apple releases seventh developer betas of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, tvOS 13 & watchOS 6 [u]

Apple is on its seventh round of developer betas for its milestone operating systems, with new builds of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, watchOS 6, and tvOS 13 now available for testing.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

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Apple responds to aftermarket iPhone replacement battery health warning

1 year ago

Apple responds to aftermarket iPhone replacement battery health warning

Apple's 'Service' battery message in the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max Battery Health bar following a battery replacement outside of Apple's authorized repair network is doing its job, Apple has confirmed, with the warning a safety measure for users that doesn't affect how the installed battery functions at all.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

How to pay your Apple Card bill

1 year ago

How to pay your Apple Card bill

It's not the best part of owning a credit card, but since we have to pay them off, Apple has made the process remarkably fast and easy for Apple Card payments.

By William Gallagher | 1 year ago

Apple Card invitation problem leading to bogus international application emails

1 year ago

Apple Card invitation problem leading to bogus international application emails

In what appears to be a database problem, Apple is not just sending emails to iCloud accounts saying that the user needs to update with an iCloud email address, but customers outside the US are erroneously being asked to apply as well.

By Mike Wuerthele | 1 year ago

Spotify may gain Siri voice commands soon, despite antitrust battle

1 year ago

Spotify may gain Siri voice commands soon, despite antitrust battle

Spotify subscribers may soon be able to play their music via Siri voice commands, thanks to a set of tools released by Apple in June.

By Amber Neely | 1 year ago

Risky free VPNs still available in Apple App Store & Google Play despite warnings

1 year ago

Risky free VPNs still available in Apple App Store & Google Play despite warnings

Apple and Google are still allowing a number of potentially unsafe free VPN apps to be downloaded from respective app stores, despite warnings that many of the apps pose a privacy risk to consumers, primarily from the apps questionable ownership by Chinese organizations.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

Apple expanding contactless student ID to 100,000 students at 12 more colleges

1 year ago

Apple expanding contactless student ID to 100,000 students at 12 more colleges

Apple has grown its contactless student ID program to more colleges, with 12 more colleges deploying the technology.

By Mike Wuerthele | 1 year ago

Adobe updates Camera Raw and Lightroom, adding GPU acceleration

1 year ago

Adobe updates Camera Raw and Lightroom, adding GPU acceleration

Adobe has released a slew of updates to Camera Raw and Lightroom Classic, all focused on on improving performance and workflow.

By Amber Neely | 1 year ago

Apple's iOS Contacts app claimed to be vulnerable to SQLite hack

1 year ago

Apple's iOS Contacts app claimed to be vulnerable to SQLite hack

Researchers at security conference Def Con 2019 demonstrated a method of exploiting regular database searches to produce malicious results, and used Apple's standard iOS Contacts app to prove it.

By William Gallagher | 1 year ago

Sony debuts CarPlay-compatible infotainment unit with 8.95-inch screen

1 year ago

Sony debuts CarPlay-compatible infotainment unit with 8.95-inch screen

Sony has launched a range new in-car entertainment systems, headed up by the XAV-AX8000 sporting a giant 8.95-inch display and compatibility with Apple's CarPlay, along with other more compact models that include Siri Eyes Free support.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

Apple asks court to reconsider denial of $439M VirnetX lawsuit rehearing

1 year ago

Apple asks court to reconsider denial of $439M VirnetX lawsuit rehearing

Apple has asked the Federal U.S. Court of Appeals to hold another hearing for its case against VirnetX, insisting last week's failed attempt to get an en banc hearing should have been allowed due to the same court invalidating some of VirnetX's patent claims just minutes beforehand.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

Apple's expanded bug bounty program covers all operating systems, payouts up to $1M, special iPhones, more

1 year ago

Apple's expanded bug bounty program covers all operating systems, payouts up to $1M, special iPhones, more

Apple is opening its bug bounty program to cover all of its operating systems, with the company expanding and improving the scheme to pay researchers for finding bugs in macOS, watchOS, tvOS, iPadOS, and iCloud, along with the current payouts for iOS issues. Also new are special iPhones that will help select researchers surface vulnerabilities.

By Malcolm Owen | 1 year ago

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