Apple has introduced support for wired Xbox Controllers with the launch of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. This allows users with a wired Xbox Controller to easily play games on their iPhone, iPad, or Mac by just connecting the controller via a cable. Native Support for Controllers Apple typically integrates built-in support for gaming […]
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After a major glitch in iOS 18 recently led to iPhone users losing their chat histories, another issue has emerged where iPhones and iPads read stored passwords aloud. This glitch is linked to the VoiceOver feature, designed to assist those with visual impairments. Affected devices include the iPhone XS and newer models, alongside various iPads like
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Some users of iPhones have recently noted a significant decrease in battery performance following the installation of the iOS 18 update. Reports indicate that some individuals are experiencing a reduction of 20% to 30% in battery life within just one hour. Impact on Daily Use This unexpected dip in battery life can make it difficult for
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The launches of iOS 18 and iPadOS have faced significant challenges. For instance, users found that upgrading older iPhones to iOS 18 led to decreased performance. In addition, Apple had to pause the distribution of iPadOS 18 due to reports of it causing some Apple M4-based iPad Pro 11 and iPad Pro 13 devices to become
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Apple recently released the stable version of iOS 18, coinciding with the launch of the new iPhone 16 models: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. This latest iOS version is compatible with all iPhones starting from the iPhone Xs. While iOS 18 introduces several new features, initial assessments indicate
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Apple introduced iOS 18 in June of this year, and the rollout began just a few days ago. However, users are experiencing issues with the update, particularly with the iMessage app. A notable bug is causing the app to crash and leading to potential data loss, impacting both parties involved in the conversation. Sharing Watch Faces
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Apple recently posted the iOS 18 beta release notes on the Apple Developer site, detailing updates to FaceTime, Siri, and the Wallet app. Currently, iOS 18 is in Beta for members of the Apple Developer Program, with a public beta set for release in July. A wider release is anticipated in September. The SDK is included
Apple’s iOS 18 beta has rolled out a new accessibility feature named Vocal Shortcuts. While primarily designed to offer alternative control methods, users have found an unintended use: assigning a new wake word for Siri. Custom Voice Phrases for Shortcuts Vocal Shortcuts allows users to designate custom voice commands to initiate shortcuts and perform various tasks
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Apple has been developing a range of AI features for the upcoming iPhone 16 series and beyond, which were anticipated to be available to older models with the iOS 18 update. However, according to Mark Gurman, the more sophisticated AI features will only be accessible on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Limited
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Apple may soon introduce on-device and cloud-based AI features to iOS 18 for the iPhone 16 series, following in the footsteps of Google, Samsung, Huawei, and other Android OEMs. The heart of Apple's AI strategy for iOS 18, known as Project Greymatter, will integrate these features across core apps and services like Safari, Notes, and Photos.
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