During Apple WWDC 2016 (World Wide Developers Center), Apple announced updates to their 4 major platforms: macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. I don’t have a Mac and an Apple TV, so I’ll write about what new things we are to expect from the upcoming iOS and watchOS. If you don’t have the time to watch […]
Motorola Moto 360 2nd Gen Review – The original Moto 360 shook the world with its first round and beautiful smartwatch back in the early days of Android Wear. Motorola then announced the availability of the 2nd generation months later. The Moto 360 2nd Generation is a refinement from the first generation and it still
A new feature called “Night Shift” is rolling out to iOS 9.3 Beta at the moment, which will automatically detect the time of the day and shifts the color of your device screen. Normally, your iPhone, iPad (and even your TV) will emit a bright blue light which actually makes you harder to sleep. Yet,
iOS 9 is out today for the public, officially. If you are still on iOS 8 and haven’t got the notification to update yet, go to your iPhone Settings -> General -> Software Update to force a check on your iOS and update yours to iOS 9. If you haven’t been following the news
is what you will get when you try to review an app on the App Store while you are running iOS 9 Beta (or iOS Beta for the future, possibly). Previously, users could submit a review of apps even when they were running a beta version of the iOS. It sounds fine, but in reality,
As promised by Apple earlier, iOS 9 Public Beta is now available. You do not have to be a developer or having a dodgy way to be able to download and install iOS 9 Beta. If you are interested in trying out the latest iOS from Apple, you can now install iOS 9 Beta on
On the latest Whatsapp for iOS update (version 2.12.1) released earlier today, Whatsapp Calling is now possible on the iPhone (it’s been available on Android for a while), among other additional features such as iOS 8 share extension and a few minor ones. Unfortunately, the feature itself is still rolling out slowly over the next
Despite of some rumors saying there was a high probability that one of Apple’s new devices would be unveiled during the WWDC 14, there was none. This morning at San Fransisco, Apple announced iOS 8 which doesn’t change the look of iOS in general, but laying the foundations for developers to create even better apps
Apple’s WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) 2014 will be held on the 2nd of June, 2014 at Moscone West, San Fransisco, according to the official press release from Apple in my inbox just now. Apple will definitely unveil the next iteration of iOS, iOS 8, that we have heard rumors about. Of course, it will
Today, my sister lost her iPhone on a bus. Thankfully, it managed to find its way to the bus driver and we tried to arrange a way to pick it up. Since the bus driver was still working (driving, to be exact), we couldn’t finalise a way to meet up yet. However, the bus route
Ever think that the Parallax feature in iOS7 is a good for nothing feature? I do. Probably because I’m not the type who likes to use a “noisy” background (such as a photo) as my wallpaper. I’m a minimalist. However, hate or love it, you’ll definitely love this new app from Obvious Engineering, called Seene.
iOS 7 compatibility – Apple has finally unveiled the iOS 7 and it is a fresh new take on an operating system that was once innovative but has gone stale over the last few years. The iOS 7 has obviously taken inspiration from other OS, particularly with the addition of a control center that can
