News & Reviews:   Apple iOS

Looks like Apple fans are in for a treat. Recently, Apple Support announced a new feature that will improve your iOS quality of life. That said, what should you know about it?

Ming-Chi Kuo, a popular Apple analyst, has now come up with a new prediction, aiming for Apple to start production of AirPods with a built-in camera by 2026. Rumours about AirPods with cameras have been heard for months, and this new prediction seems to be in line with them.

Three years ago, the Apple Wallet application was updated to support office keys, digital ID cards and even hotel keys. Recently, Google Wallet also starts to support many features as Apple. But that is not all, they are also starting to add hotel key support. So, what should you know about it?

Apple has an excellent track record of software updates for its devices, with many old devices still being supported by the tech giant. The latest iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 operating systems are no exception, as revealed by Apple on its official developer website.

iOS 16 has been rolled out globally and iPhone users (from iPhone SE 2nd Gen and iPhone 8 series and newer) can now download it. If you haven't updated it and wanted to know how it is, you can proceed below to check out our first impressions of iOS 16.

Apple today officially released iOS 16 for all supported iPhones and it seems that early adopters are already finding a bug with the new OS. Taking to social media, many iPhone users are claiming that they are experiencing App Store errors after installing iOS 16.

Today, Apple has finally released iOS 14.5 globally which you can now update on your iPhone. If you have been keeping tabs on the progress, you would know that it's now possible to unlock your iPhone via Face ID with a mask on but with an Apple Watch Series around. Here's how it works.

When Apple unveiled the iOS 14.3 update, it came with numerous new features as well as the ability to opt-in or block a tool used to track user behaviour called the IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers). By blocking the aforementioned tool, the smartphone will stop receiving tailored personalized advertisements to the user.

Today, the long-awaited iOS update has finally arrived on our Apple iPhones and iPads. In case you missed it, the iOS 13.5 update alongside iPadOS 13.5 feature faster access to your passcode when you are wearing a face mask. As usual, you may find the latest software update in your settings there.

So Apple's WWDC 2019 just flew over our heads and as usual, the company has announced the upcoming iOS 13 updates. Among the updates, the dark mode was one of them which was long overdue and there are many more including improved performance without slowing down older Apple iPhones in order to save the battery. Without further ado, let's take a look at what iOS 13 has to offer.