Tech

Apple pushes out iOS 14.1, iMovie Upgrades, and Much More

Posted on Author admin Comments Off on Apple pushes out iOS 14.1, iMovie Upgrades, and Much More
Promotional image of smartphones against a white background.

Expand / / The a variety of color choices of this iPhone 12.

Last week, Apple has introduced lots of software upgrades to pave the way for tomorrow’s iPhone 12 launching. One of them: iOS along with iPadOS 14.1, and upgrades on iMovie and GarageBand to get iOS.

IOS 14.1 provides support for the several brand new iPhone 12-specific attributes, and a range of bug fixes. The majority of the bug fixes mend UI bugs which sent with iOS 14 final month. IPadOS 14.1 includes a number of the exact identical bug fixes.

Both upgrades will be the next to come because iOS 14, following iOS along with iPadOS 14.0.1. The upgrade immediately before the you fixed a bug which brought users’ default browser and mail programs to automatically reset every time a device has been turned off or off. Nonetheless, users have {} their tastes are also being flashed when App Store updates happen . IOS 14.1 doesn’t handle that situation.

Read 3 remaining sentences | Remarks

Related Articles
Business Tech

Tech earnings reports could signal calm or chaos

Posted on Author admin

The cloudy start to 2022 could come into sharper focus as Microsoft, Apple, and others report holiday-quarter earnings. Read More
COVID 19 Tech

Pfizer: COVID vaccine shows “100% efficacy” in adolescents 12-15

Posted on Author admin

Enlarge / Jonathan, a 16-year-old teenager, receives a dose of the Pfizer-BioNtech COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine at Clalit Health Services, in Israel’s Mediterranean coastal city of Tel Aviv on January 23, 2021. (credit: Getty | Jack Guez) Adolescents aged 12 to 15 were completely protected from symptomatic COVID-19 after being vaccinated with the Pfizer/BioNtech mRNA vaccine […]
Tech

How a 17th-century illustration is helping archaeologists find Viking ships

Posted on Author admin

Enlarge / Ole Worm’s 17th-century drawing of the Hjarnø Viking ship settings at Kalvestene (1650). (credit: Ole Worm / Public domain) In 1650, a Danish physician and antiquarian named Ole Worm conducted the first survey of a Viking cremation burial site known as the Kalvestene. Worm created a map of the locations of all the “ship […]