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  iOS 18.5 Developer Beta 1 Update for iPhone Rolls Out With Minor Changes, Bug Fixes

  Apple on Wednesday released the iOS 18.5 Developer Beta 1 update for the iPhone to developers and beta testers. Apple's latest update is not a substantial introduction but still includes a handful of minor changes to the Mail app and AppleCare information. Further, it also introduces system stability improvements and resolves bugs and issues relate...

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  Apple Vision Pro Gets Apple Intelligence Capabilities and New Features With visionOS 2.4 Update

  Apple released the visionOS 2.4 update for the Apple Vision Pro on Monday. It is considered a major update and introduces the first set of Apple Intelligence features for the mixed reality (MR) headset. Users can now leverage Writing Tools for summarising and editing text, Image Playground for reimagining photos, and natural language search in Phot...

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  iPhone 17 Air Leaked Case Render Suggests Pixel-Like Rear Design With Pill-Shaped Camera Module

  iPhone 17 Air is reportedly in the works with a thin build and is speculated to launch in September this year. While there have been several leaks about the design of the iPhone 17 Air, an alleged case render of the upcoming phone has now surfaced online. The render offers hints at the design of Apple's thinnest phone to date. The transparent prote...

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  New Air Variant, Slimmer Design: Leaked iPhone 17 Images Spark Buzz On Internet

  The mockups vary in size, with one noticeably thinner model sparking speculation that it could be the rumoured iPhone Air.

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  Adobe Photoshop App for iPhone With Firefly-Powered Generative Fill Announced

  Adobe Photoshop app was launched on Tuesday for iPhone users globally. It takes some of the most nifty editing features provided by the US-based software company in its desktop application and brings them to its iOS app, enabling a mobile editing experience. Users can take advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) features such as Generative Fill a...

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  Apple Removes Advanced Data Protection for iCloud Encryption Feature From UK After Backdoor Order

  Apple is discontinuing its most advanced encrypted security feature, Advanced Data Protection, for new users in the UK. This follows a government order to create a backdoor for user data access. This optional feature provides end-to-end encryption for a range of user data, including iCloud storage, device backups, web bookmarks, voice memos, notes,...

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  iPhone 16e Lacks Apple’s Latest Photographic Styles Feature

  Apple unveiled the iPhone 16e on Wednesday as the newest entry-level iPhone. The latest iPhone packs a 6.1-inch display and A18 chip similar to the standard iPhone 16 but the new model lacks a few key photography features. Apple's new dedicated Camera Control button is also not available on the iPhone 16e.

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  How to Unlock the Butterflies Lens on Snapchat?

  Snapchat's Butterflies Lens is a popular augmented reality effect that adds animated butterflies to your photos and videos, creating a whimsical and enchanting look. Unlocking this lens is easy and can be done in multiple ways. You can search for "Paper Butterflies" in the Lens Explorer, scan a Snapcode linked to the lens, or tap on the lens name w...

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  WhatsApp Reportedly Fixed View-Once Media Bug That Allowed Indefinite Viewing

  WhatsApp introduced the 'View Once' feature for photos and videos in August 2021 and it was brought to voice messages in December 2023. All media shared with the View Once toggle enabled disappears after it is viewed or played one time by the recipient. However, concern over a feature's bug resulting in indefinite viewing surfaced online recently...

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  iOS 19 to Feature Redesigned Camera App Inspired by Apple's visionOS Design, Tipster Claims

  Apple released the official version of iOS 18 in September last year alongside the iPhone 16 series. Now, the Cupertino-based company seems to have started working on the next version of its mobile OS and we might get our first look at iOS 19 sometime in June during the annual WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference). Apple could bring a major design...

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  MacOS Sequoia 15.3 Developer Beta Brings Apple Intelligence-Powered Genmoji to Mac

  Apple rolled out the macOS Sequoia 15.3 Developer Beta 1 on Monday, alongside beta updates for its other devices. In addition to system improvements and bug fixes, it introduces a key feature which is part of Apple Intelligence — the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) suite. Following the update, beta testers can take advantage of Genmoji o...

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  Mozi Social Networking App Launched to Help Create More Personal Connections

  Mozi, an alternate social media platform, was recently launched on iOS. The founder of the platform claims that it is not really a media platform as users cannot post photos or videos on it. The unique selling point of the platform is that users can connect with new people and those they know in a meaningful way.

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  Google Photos Rolls Out ‘Undo Device Backup’ Feature for Better Cloud Storage Management

  Google has introduced a new feature for its Photos app that aims to make deleting backed-up photos and videos easier. It was reportedly first spotted in June, with code strings of the Google Photos app hinting at a feature with similar functionality. The feature, dubbed ‘Undo Device Backup’, lets users remove media from the cloud storage space ...

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  Google Photos for iOS Redesign Removes ‘Memories’, Adds Moments Tab in Collections

  Google Photos has introduced a redesign for its app on the iOS platform which updates the bottom bar with fewer options than before. Its latest update brings functional changes including the removal of the ‘Memories’ tab from the app’s home page. It has been replaced by a new option which can be accessed by navigating to a sub-menu.

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  Apple Faces UK Class Action Over Data Storage Allegations

  Apple is accused of abusing its market dominance by making it difficult for consumers to use alternative means of storing photos, videos and other data beyond that of its own service, according to lawyers at Willkie Farr & Gallagher, who filed the suit London’s Competition Appeal Tribunal on behalf of Which? Ltd.