This release tests Apple Pay support for Cartes Bancaires, France’s interbank network, as well as 33 different bug fixes.
Learn How to Promote Your Apps with Growth Hacking with Digital Marketing Masterclass: $15
We have a deal on the Growth Hacking with Digital Marketing Masterclass, a training course designed to teach you how to use important digital marketing tools like Google Analytics, MailChimp, AdWords, and much more, It includes 118 lectures and 8 hours of content, and it’s $15 through us.
Apple Ramps Up iPhone 7s, iPhone 8 Production for September Launch
Apple has ramped up production of the iPhone 7s, iPhone 7s Plus, and iPhone 8 ahead of their expected September launch.
ITC Agrees to Review Qualcomm's Request for iPhone Import Ban
The U.S. International Trade Commission is moving forward with an investigation into claims that Apple is infringing on mobile device patents Qualcomm owns.
Apple TV, 4K Mania: HDR10, Dolby Vision & HLG Explained
Now that we’re fairly certain Apple is planning a 5th generation 4K Apple TV, it’s time to brush up on some terminology.
Carpool Karaoke The Series Debute Hits Apple Music
After a handful of delays, Carpool Karaoke The Series has finally premiered on Apple Music.
Batch Convert Image Files in macOS: A How-To
If you love tinkering in the Terminal and ever need to batch convert image files, this trick is right up your alley.
Photolemur Promises AI-Powered Automated Photo Editing
Check out Photolemur, a newish app for Mac and PC. The developers claim it’s using artificial intelligence/machine learning to do automated photo editing, as demonstrated in the video below. A single user license is $30, and there’s a trial version available, too. Bob LeVitus looked at it back in January, but I thought this new video from the company was compelling.
Instagram Testing Live Stories with Friends
Instagram announced Tuesday that it’s testing the ability to do live Stories with friends. Users who are broadcasting live can tap a button that allows them to invite anyone who is watching to join in on the broadcast. The original Story broadcaster can remove and invite another, too. As shown in the screenshot, the original Story broadcaster is on top of the split screen, while the participant is on the lower half. Instagram said the feature is being tested by a “small percentage of our community,” and will be launched globally in the “next few months.” It’s all part of Facebook/Instagram’s slow, but steady attack on YouTube, as well as SnapChat, and I expect it to be a popular feature. Especially after some split Stories go catastrophically wrong.
A Video Tour of Changes in Newest iOS 11 Betas
Believe it or not, quite a few differences have been pointed out between iOS 11 betas 4 and 5.
