After over two weeks of silence, Apple today has released the fourth developer of iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3. Apple is also releasing the fourth public beta of iOS 13.3 today as well. tvOS 13.3 beta 4 is also now available, as is watchOS 6.1.1 beta 4. iOS 13.3 includes a new option in Settings […]
Category Archives: Systems and procedures
Airplane Mode may finally stop shutting down Bluetooth audio, starting with Android 11 R
Airplane mode is a feature that has been around in phones for a very long time. The name comes from the idea that the radios in phones can interfere with airplanes, so this allows you to turn them off without powering down the phone completely. Airplane mode has other uses, of course, but it’s not […]
Here is what’s next after Windows 10 version 1909
Microsoft released Windows 10 version 1909 in November 2019; the new major version of Windows 10 was just a minor update that did not introduce many new features or changes to the system. Windows 10 devices that run older versions of the operating system can be upgraded to the new version. While there are some stopper bugs and […]
Android 10’s missing features: All the stuff that never made it into the final update
Android 10’s beta period was a wild ride, with new implementations of gesture navigation and tweaks to notifications happening on a monthly basis. The active development cycle also meant some previously-announced functionality has been removed, while other features have yet to show up at all. We expected at least a few of them to end […]
Interactive ‘dynamic email’ rolling out to Gmail for Android and iOS
Google wants the future of email to be less static and more interactive. Its solution based on Accelerated Mobile Pages has found industry support, and “dynamic email” is now coming to Gmail for Android and iOS. Instead of clicking links that open in a browser, dynamic emails let you interact with calendar invites, respond to questionnaires, and […]
If You Can’t Update Windows 10, Blame Your Realtek Drivers
Here’s the good news: If you haven’t updated your Realtek Bluetooth drivers in some time, or don’t even know that’s a thing, you can finally update to Windows 10 version 1909—the latest and greatest iteration of the operating system as of when we published this article. According to Bleeping Computer, Microsoft has removed a block that […]
Windows 10 2020 Arrives for the Slow Ring Tonight!
As promised, the next Windows 10 feature update is now live for Insiders in the Slow ring. Microsoft has this month released the November 2019 Update for the public, internally finalized Windows 10 20H1 and now released its Preview Builds to the Slow ring. Quite a happening month. The build arriving today is Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19025.1051 from […]
Tip: Download the Windows 10 Version 1909 ISO
In the wake of the release of Windows 10 version 1909, Microsoft has made the Setup ISO available for download. You get it as you did with past releases: Visit the Download Windows 10 website, select the “Download tool now” button under Create Windows 10 installation media, and then download and run the Windows 10 Setup […]
Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3
It has only been 11 days since Apple released iOS 13.2.2, but once again we’re seeing evidence of a greatly increased update cadence. Today sees the release of iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3. This latest release is mostly a bug fix update—of course, that was apparent from the version number. Traditionally, Apple numbers its updates to […]
Microsoft Windows 10 Has A Reliable Advantage Over MacOS Catalina
Alongside the announcement of the Surface Duo, Microsoft announced a new version of Windows – Windows 10X – that would power the upcoming dual-screen device. It’s going to look very familiar to Windows 10, but with some tweaks to improve the UI for dual screened devices. Windows 10X is part of Microsoft’s push towards a modular version of Windows 10, so […]