The Apple Vision Pro was released just over a week ago, and I would’ve gotten mine by now if it were available in Europe. Well, I still could buy one from a scalper for a relatively low markup. The big caveat of owning a Vision Pro made for the US market is that it won’t…
Vision Pro software bugs and issues won’t discourage me from buying one Read More »
iOS 18 will be the biggest iPhone update ever released. That’s what Apple sources who are reportedly familiar with iOS 18 told Mark Gurman a few days ago. I speculated that there’s only one thing that could elevate iOS to such status: the inclusion of so-called Apple GPT AI features in iOS. Without AI, iOS…
Google made a few big changes to its ChatGPT rivals late last week, and they’re all for the better. The Bard branding is gone, with Google Gemini now replacing it. Duet AI is also going to be called Gemini inside Google’s productivity apps. Then there’s Gemini Advanced, the new ChatGPT Plus equivalent. But the $20…
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The iPhone 15 Pro has been available for almost five months. After jumping from an iPhone 14 Pro Max to a regular Pro version, I knew I would comparatively suffer from a poor battery life performance between these two phones. Still, I wasn’t expecting autonomy to drop so much.While I first thought the issue regarded…
I turned this iPhone 15 Pro feature off, and battery life drastically improved Read More »
With the European Union’s Digital Market Act (DMA) set to go into effect in March, Apple’s grip on the type of apps that iPhone users can download and install is poised to loosen considerably. For the first time in iPhone history, users will have the ability to officially download apps from outside the App Store.…
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Apple always states that “privacy is a fundamental human right” and does everything to keep user’s data safe from third-party apps and developers trying to sell this information to others. While Apple itself doesn’t consider the way it collects data harmful, as it wants to bring “personalized content” to its customers, it’s impossible to say…
Apple will have to open the iPhone to sideloading, third-party app stores, and third-party payment systems come March 7th. It’ll happen only in Europe, where tech companies must comply with the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) law that aims to improve competition in the tech space, defend users’ rights, and improve their experiences.Some developers can’t…
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After releasing iOS 17.3 with a handful of new features, Apple is starting the testing cycle of iOS 17.4 with beta 1. With this software update, the company is finally enabling App Store sideloading for European users.The testing starts now because Apple needs to comply with the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, which will make…
iOS 17.4 beta 1 now available with app sideloading and Safari changes Read More »
Today, Apple announced one of the most drastic changes to iOS with iOS 17.4. When this operating system is available, it will add alternative marketplaces and payments, changes to Safari, and more to the iPhone in Europe.For Apple, “the new options for processing payments and downloading apps on iOS open new avenues for malware, fraud…
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Alongside the drastic changes coming to the EU with iOS 17.4, Apple is also adding new emojis for iPhone users. Once iOS 17.4 is available to everyone in March, you’ll be able to use new emojis.As revealed last year, Emojipedia announced 108 new emojis, including skin tone modifiers and gender variants. The new emojis include…
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