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Apple’s forthcoming update to the Mac is full of new features to explore. We’ve taken a deep dive on macOS Mojave, the successor to macOS High Sierra, to find over 90 changes and new features for users. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Apple is changing its focus on the popular network managing app, macOS Server. The company says that a number of services will be baked into the operating system and will be hidden on new macOS Server installations. However, those who are already using these features will be able to continue to use them after the…
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Last year’s search ads changed the way Apple’s App Store functioned in a fundamental way by surfacing promoted (and sometimes irrelevant) apps into search results. With the latest update to the program, developers have a new way to pay for app promotion, the ability to pay for installs. more… 9to5Mac
Apple has now released iOS 11.2 at a very strange time of day, on a Saturday, seemingly as the fix for the date looping bug we reported on earlier today. The release notes mention the inclusion of Apple Pay Cash, which enables peer-to-peer payments between friends in the US, but it is not yet live….
Read More “Apple releases iOS 11.2 with date crashing fix, Apple Pay Cash included, other changes” »
As we noted earlier, iOS 11.2 beta 2 is an iPhone X-only release for the time being. It doesn’t appear to feature many changes when compared to the previous beta, but it does come with at least three noteworthy new additions for iPhone X owners. The biggest news for iOS 11.2 beta 2 is the…
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T-Mobile this week announced some changes to its “Mobile Without Borders” initiative. The changes bring a new 5GB data cap to users who are traveling to Canada and Mexico. Mobile Without Borders was originally introduced in 2015 as part of T-Mobile’s Uncarrier program. more… 9to5Mac
iOS 11 beta 5 has been released to developers, and as expected, it contains quite a few changes and tweaks. A new FaceTime dial out tone makes an appearance for the first time, along with an updated iPad multitasking splash screen, and a needed security enhancement for trusting connected computers. Watch our hands-on video walkthrough…
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Apple this weekend has clarified changes to its iTunes Affiliate Program. While it was originally stated that Apple would cut affiliate rates for apps altogether from 7 percent to 2.5 percent, the company has now confirmed that its original announcement was misinterpreted and the changes aren’t as drastic… more… 9to5Mac
Despite the long-term benefits Workflow will reap from Apple’s acquisition, existing users have already seen features disappear. AppleInsider assesses the pros and cons of the buy. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Today’s release of the second developer beta of iOS 10 brought a number of tweaks and improvements, and we’ll undoubtedly see more as Apple continues through the development and testing process ahead of a full public release likely in September. In addition to the tidbits we listed in our original coverage, we’ve also put together…
Read More “Video Walkthrough of New Features and Changes in iOS 10 Beta 2” »
Apple has assembled a secret team dedicated to exploring potential changes that could be made to the App Store, reports Bloomberg. Among the features being considered is an option that would allow developers to pay a fee to have their apps “more prominently displayed,” perhaps at the top of a list of search results. Changes…
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