Tag: iOS

iOS 12 First Impressions: How to Install Right Now, New Features, and More

Loknath Das

HIGHLIGHTS iOS 12 was announced at WWDC 2018 The first developer preview is now available It brings features like Siri Actions and Screen Time Earlier this week, Apple’s iOS got its yearly upgrade at the 2018 edition of the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in the form of iOS 12. Performance is the major driver behind all the new updates, which is a relief following years of reports that older iPhones get slower after each update. On certain devices, iOS 12 claims to offer up to 70 percent quicker camera app loading, 2x…

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How to Downgrade iOS 11 Beta to iOS 10

Loknath Das

If you are reading this, it means you probably downloaded and installed iOS 11 beta on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and are regretting the decision. Switching back to an older version of iOS is not as simple as installing iOS 11 beta. We’ve always advised you to take a complete backup of your iOS devicebefore attempting adventurous things like switching to beta versions of iOS. If you did that, you don’t have much to worry about at all. If you did not take a full back up, you may lose some…

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How to download iOS 11: Apple releases the first public beta of its new software

Loknath Das

Apple has released the first public beta of iOS 11 less than a month since the grand unveiling at this year’s WWDC 2017. Highlights include person-to-person payments using Apple Pay, a new design for the Control Center and a completely overhauled App Store. But it was iOS 11 on iPad that received the most significant updates, showing once again Apple is keen to turn the iPad into a genuine alternative to a laptop. As with all iOS releases, registered developers have been trialling the software since WWDC to iron out any initial…

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iOS 11 Said to Bring Easy Wi-Fi Sharing, Better Gmail Notifications, and More

Loknath Das

While Apple introduced iOS 11 on Monday to the world, some things about the platform were not discussed on stage and have since been uncovered by the developers who have got their hands on the preview already. Now, the list of these new things seems to be growing further as developers have found out that the new iteration of iOS brings along an easy Wi-Fi sharing feature, native support for GIFs, and more. Separately, iOS 11 has been tipped to bring Gmail push notifications back to their former speed as…

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The 5 Best Shopping Apps for iOS

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We all buy products from online stores but sometimes it is difficult to continue with the sites so in this case we can install the official app from the stores. For an iOS user sometimes people get confused how to get an online shopping app in their devices. But they don’t need to worry because this article is all about the online shopping apps. Firstly you need to install those apps which offer you the best deals. These sites are useful because they offer discounts on their products and they…

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Google Acquires Timeful Calendar iOS App for an Undisclosed Amount by NDTV Correspondent, 5 May 2015

Dona Smith

Google has acquired the makers of the Timeful app for an undisclosed amount, the Mountain View giant revealed on Monday. The app, which till date was released only for iOS, will remain available for users to download and use, but active development for the platform will cease with the acquisition. Timeful is a calendar app that analyses a user’s schedule to suggest free time slots for tasks the user wants to complete. This could be anything from wishful thinking (going to the gym) to a reminder to call a bank…

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LinkedIn Elevate aims to turn employees into content sharing machines

Dona Smith

Leave it to LinkedIn to find a way to add even more spam to your life. The professional social network has a new app called Elevate that aims to turn the world’s corporate drones into content sharing machines. With this new app, companies can offer employees a steady stream of content such as articles and bland quotes they can share online. LinkedIn apparently got the idea for Elevate after it noticed that about 2 percent of employees re-share content that their companies have shared on LinkedIn—but that that small sliver…

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