After Apple has announced that they will be making the shift from Intel to own processor for the Macs, many of the fans must be eager to see how the Apple Silicon is going to perform. It is rumoured that the Macs with the Apple Silicon will be launched this year, but what exactly are the models?

Technology can't always be working perfectly. Sometimes, there will be some technical issues creeping in to "spice up your life". Currently, several famous iOS apps are crashing down and the source of the problem hasn't been located yet. However, the public is suggesting that Facebook is the one to blame for this issue.

Today, Apple have finally released the first public beta test for the iPhones, iPads as well as those who have an Apple TV. Interested users can now try out the new iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and tvOS 14 via the download link here, however, macOS 11 Big Sur and watchOS 7 are not available yet. 

Despite waving goodbye to Intel's processor, Apple will still have some connection with the semiconductor company for their upcoming Macs. It is announced that the Macs with the Apple Silicon will continue to support Thunderbolt even though they are lack of Intel processors.

Other than Apple, it looks like an Android smartphone manufacturer will also be following the footsteps by excluding the in-box chargers in the future. It turns out that Samsung has also reportedly decided to ship their future smartphones without chargers, and they might be planning to execute it as early as next year.

The latest iOS 14 has been in beta testing by developers about two weeks ago, bringing a lot of new features and revealing issues like the clipboard snooping. Now, Apple is ready for the second beta phase and has announced that iOS 14 beta 2 can be installed through an over-the-air update.

In this age of the internet, privacy and security are major concerns. So when it was reported that iOS apps were caught accessing clipboard data, it's understandable that people were more than worried. Most companies have already fixed or started to fix this issue, however, with Reddit and LinkedIn the next to do so.

It seems that Apple's new feature is under scrutiny by groups backed by Google and Facebook because of how it handles tracking, which may lead to more users disabling the tracker. With the tracker disabled, it may affect certain services from displaying personalized ads to the user.

Way back in March, Google confirmed that it's hard at work on the Nearby Sharing feature. As you may know, this is Google's answer to Apple's AirDrop feature. The company has now confirmed that the feature is now in beta and users who are interested can try it out.

It's no secret that mobile game apps are doing very well in the Asian region compared to the West, business is booming and more attractive mobile game titles are being made for the market. Many of them can be downloaded for free on the Google Play and the Apple App Store, but the Apple Arcade has games that are exclusive and they aim to keep it that way with some new tweaks.