Due to the large volume of the new 12.9-inch M1-based iPad Pro orders, the expected arrival of the new tablet falls after May 21. But, a few fortunate customers have received confirmation that their device is en route and a…
A default name is given to every AirTag by Apple. However, if you want to rename an AirTag because you chose the wrong name at setup, you can do so with a few simple steps. AirTag was unveiled by Apple during…
Apple is working on reducing the size of its Face ID sensor for its next-generation iPhone and iPad models that will be launching later this year. This is not the first time we have heard this report, as it has…
Google has released Chrome 90 for iPhone and iPad with a number of new widgets for search, quick actions, and a link to its Dino game that appears when there is an Internet connectivity issue. Chrome 90 for iPhone: new…
Apple has released beta for iOS 14.6, iPadOS 14.6, macOS 11.4, and tvOS 14.6 to developers. The updates are available over the air and via Apple Developer Center. As of writing, the public beta builds are not available yet but…
A developer has claimed that Apple gave Zoom access to a previously unknown iPad software feature that allows camera access during Split View multitasking. The only other app that has access to this feature is Apple’s FaceTime. Developer Jeremy Provost…
Apple expanded its Family Sharing feature to its credit card as well at the Spring Loaded event on April 20. The company announced a new Apple Card Family feature for users to share their accounts with up to 5 family…
Ubisoft’s hit franchise Tom Clancy’s The Division is getting a mobile version as part of its ongoing multimedia expansion. The company also announced that a free-to-play game set in The Division universe, The Division Heartland, is currently in the works….
Six years after its launch in the U.S, Apple Pay is now available in Israel. As per a local publisher, The Verifier, the cashless payment service is live in the country with the support of all local banks’ credit and…
As per a new research, only 4% of iOS 14.5 users are allowing apps to track their data in the United States. This number is slightly better on a global level, but it’s still a miserly 12% opt-in rate. Most…
