As promised, Apple has just released the latest and greatest version of its smartphone and tablet operating system, iOS 8.1. It's not quite the tremendous leap forward that iOS 8 was compared to iOS 7, of course, but it brings a bunch of great new features and fixes with it, and it probably won't brick your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus like iOS 8.0.1 did.
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BREAKING: iOS 8.0.1 has been released for the iPhone, ipad and iPod touch
Well that was fast... Apple just released iOS 8 to the public last week and on Wednesday, just one week since the new software's initial release, Apple has issued its first update. iOS 8.0.1 is available immediately on all compatible iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models as an over the air (OTA) update or as a download through iTunes.
Apple's full change log can be seen below.
Posted in 2014 at 04:57PM, September 24
Apple Releases iOS 8 Beta 5 to Developers
The update, build 12A4345d, is available through Apple's over-the-air updating mechanism on iOS devices and can also be downloaded via the iOS Developer Center.
iOS 8 introduces a range of new features, including improved integration with OS X through Continuity, a Health app, Family Sharing features, interactive notifications, a new QuickType Keyboard and improvements to several apps like Safari, Mail, and Messages.
Each beta update thus far has brought refinements and additional features to iOS 8, with beta 4, for example, bringing a new Tips app and a redesigned Control Center, among other improvements.
Currently, iOS 8 is only available to registered developers, but the operating system is expected to be released to the public this fall after several beta iterations. We may be getting close to the end of the beta testing period, however, as one rumor has suggested iOS 8 beta 5 may be the final beta version while another indicates it's the second-to-last beta before a golden master.
Posted in 2014 at 04:57PM, August 04
PlayStation 5 and next-gen Xbox might launch sooner than you think
The next Xbox and the PlayStation 5 may be already in the making, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Office of AMD Devinder Kumar seemed to suggest on Tuesday at a Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Technology Conference, without providing any specific details.
Posted in 2014 at 04:57PM, June 05
‘Password’ is no longer the dumbest password of the year
New research conducted by SplashData revealed that “password” isn’t the dumbest password choice around anymore, as it has been replaced by “123456,” for the past year. However, “password” fell only one position compared with 2012, basically switching places with “123456.” The list of weak passwords includes various other obvious combinations such as “qwerty,” “iloveyou,” “1234,” “111111” and “000000.” Passwords such as “adobe123” or “photoshop” also made the top 20, revealing that many Internet users may choose passwords that are similar to the services they’re logging into.
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Posted in 2014 at 04:57PM, January 20
BREAKING: iOS 8.1 has been released - here's how to download it right now!