What The Apple Ios Source Code Leak Means For Iphone Users

On February 8, 2018, a massive amount of code from Apple’s iconic mobile operating system, iOS, was leaked to the public by someone who posted it anonymously on GitHub. This event led to a major panic as Apple’s code (unlike Android’s) is supposed to be a complete secret, which could lead to some pretty nasty implications. We’re going to try to get through the noise and sort out whether this event carries any kind of significant consequences for people using any iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads....

September 26, 2022 · 3 min · 637 words · Faye Kean

Why Are Some Songs Purchased And Others Protected

The songs in your iTunes library may seem essentially the same because they’re all audio files. But, if you look closely, you’ll find out that even though many of the songs are the same kind of audio file, others differ in major ways. The ways that songs differ can determine where you get them and what you can do with them. How to Find a Song’s File Type in iTunes and macOS Music The process to identify a song’s file type is almost identical in both iTunes and the Music app in macOS Catalina (10....

September 26, 2022 · 4 min · 662 words · Jerry Mozie

Why Stadia Needs More Than Free Demos

The latest update for Google Stadia brings a series of limited-time free demos for players to try out. While demos might sound like a good idea, ultimately experts feel that Google needs to do more if it wants Stadia to thrive and grow. Key Takeaways Google is introducing limited-time demos to Stadia in an attempt to draw new users in.While demos allow users to try a game, you still have to pay the full price to buy it....

September 26, 2022 · 4 min · 816 words · Darlene Hoganson

Why This Diy Kobowriter Should Totally Be A Real Product

Never underestimate the ability of a writer to distract themselves from the job at hand. Key Takeaways The Kobowriter is a DIY hack that turns an e-reader into a typewriter.Single-purpose machines don’t distract you and are better designed for their job. Unlike computers, a machine always remembers where you left off. This is the Kobowriter. As you can see, it’s a DIY e-ink typewriter, a USB keyboard hooked up to a modified Kobo Glo HD e-book reader to create a modern-day, single-purpose writing machine....

September 26, 2022 · 4 min · 760 words · Marsha Milton

Why You Should Secure Your Online Photos

Software companies are scooping up private photos to build facial recognition systems, and a new website can help determine if your pictures are among them. Key Takeaways Software companies search through millions of publicly available online photos to build facial recognition systems. A new website helps you find out if your Flickr photos were used for AI research.The use of online photos by big tech companies is an invasion of privacy, some experts say....

September 26, 2022 · 4 min · 696 words · Ronald Arnold

Why Your Car Stereo Only Works Sometimes

When a car stereo only works sometimes, the problem is usually in the wiring. However, depending on exactly how the stereo is failing to work, you could also have an amp problem, an internal fault in the head unit, or even a problem with your speakers or speaker wires. These are all faults that can cause an intermittent failure, where the car stereo will sometimes work and sometimes not work, so tracking down the real problem may be difficult unless the fail state lasts long enough to check everything out....

September 26, 2022 · 8 min · 1625 words · Ruth Pastel

Windows 10 Build 10134 Stopping Insider Builds Background Apps Improvements On Edge Video

During the weekend, Windows 10 build 10134 leaked onto the web unveiling a number of changes over the build 10130. This unofficial build focus on making the next version of Microsoft’s operating system more stable and includes an updated Snipping tool, options for users to control updates and stop getting Insider builds, and it brings a few improvements in Microsoft Edge. Because this is not an official release, it’s not recommended to download and install the operating system until Microsoft releases a new official build....

September 26, 2022 · 2 min · 264 words · Gregory Montanye

Windows 10 Build 15055 Releases No New Features

Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 15055 for PC and mobile devices enrolled in the Fast ring. The new rollout is a minor update that doesn’t include any features, as the company is currently focused on finalizing the operating system for the mid-April rollout. However, Windows 10 build 15055, brings a slew of bug fixes and improvements for both PC and Mobile, and a few known issues that you should be aware before installing....

September 26, 2022 · 3 min · 547 words · Ethel Gonzalez

Windows 10 Build 16184 Releases With New Features

Microsoft is now rolling out Windows 10 build 16184 for testers with PCs enrolled in the Fast ring of the Windows Insider Program. This new release is part of the Windows 10 Redstone 3 update (version 1709) due in September, and it delivers new improvements and features over the previous build. Windows 10 build 16184, according to the company, introduces My People, which is a new feature to make easier to connect and share files with people close to your circle....

September 26, 2022 · 3 min · 532 words · Carrie Womack

Windows 10 Build 19025 20H1 Releases With Improvements

Microsoft is now releasing Windows 10 build 19025 for devices enrolled in the Fast ring of the Windows Insider Program. This is the preview number 42 rolling out as part of the 20H1 development with minor improvements. Windows 10 build 19025, according to the software giant, ships with improvements for the Windows Search experience, including a new algorithm that detects high disk usage and activity to minimize the usage of system resources while indexing....

September 26, 2022 · 2 min · 339 words · David Greene

Windows 10 Mobile Build 10149 Now Available For Download

On June 25th, Microsoft is rolling out a new preview of Windows 10 Mobile, this time the company is pushing build 10149 to the Fast ring of updates. Windows 10 build 10149 brings a number of improvements over the previous official release, more importantly, those Insiders who opted out to rollback to Windows Phone 8.1 in order install build 10136, now can install build 10149 normally on top of Windows 10 build 10080....

September 26, 2022 · 2 min · 222 words · Francesco Williams

Windows 10 Update Kb4051963 Build 16299 98 Releases

Microsoft is now rolling out update KB4051963 for PCs running the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (version 1709). In this new update, you won’t find any new features or significant improvements, but it includes a number of fixes to help improve the overall experience. KB4051963 bumps the version number of Windows 10 build 16299.98, and addresses problems with DirectX 9 games and apps, networking issues, a problem connecting Outlook to Office 365, and several issues with Internet Explorer....

September 26, 2022 · 3 min · 572 words · Kevin Ferrell

Windows 10 Version 1909 Download Using Update Assistant

Windows 10 version 1909, November 2019 Update, is now available, and if your device hasn’t received the update through Windows Update, you can force the new version using the “Update Assistant” tool. The Windows 10 “Update Assistant” is an utility for devices that for any reason are not getting the new feature update, but they’re compatible with the new version. The tool works similar to the Media Creation Tool, but with the difference that you can only do an in-place upgrade....

September 26, 2022 · 2 min · 259 words · Samuel Albert

What To Do When Firefox Keeps Crashing

Firefox is one of the leading browsers out there, giving Chrome a real run for its money, but that doesn’t mean that it is free from giving its users problems. One of the most annoying problems Firefox users complain about is browser crashes. Who wouldn’t find this issue annoying, especially when working on something important? When you have to deal with this problem, the following tips will guide you on what you can do when it happens....

September 25, 2022 · 4 min · 767 words · Brian Osorio

Why Apple S Rumored Vr Headset Could Face Challenges

Apple’s rumored upcoming virtual reality (VR) headset will have to deliver extraordinary new capabilities to justify its possible $3,000 price tag, experts say. Key Takeaways Apple will reportedly launch a $3,000 virtual reality headset next year. The headset will include powerful processors and advanced screen technology. Experts differ on whether the bells and whistles can justify the headset’s high price. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the new VR headset could arrive as soon as next year, and include powerful processors and advanced screen technology....

September 25, 2022 · 4 min · 730 words · Kristine Cromartie

Why Audio Glasses Might Replace Your Headphones

Audio glasses might seem like a silly idea, but experts say there are several benefits that come from using them over standard glasses. Key Takeaways Audio glasses provide users with a new way to listen to music and talk on the phone without requiring additional headphones or devices to do so.While a bit pricey, experts believe that audio glasses offer more than enough benefits for users looking to invest in them....

September 25, 2022 · 4 min · 747 words · Lori Chavez

Why I Love Fujifilm S Tiny Weatherproof Pancake 27Mm F2 8 Lens

This little 27mm lens for Fujifilm X-series cameras is probably the most annoying lens I own, and yet it’s so good that I’ll probably never sell it. Key Takeaways Fujifilm XF 27mm ƒ2.8 WR is a 2021 update to the 2013 classic.It’s a tiny, lightweight, super-practical “pancake” lens.The 8-year-old autofocus design sucks today. The Fujifilm XF 27mm ƒ2.8 R WR is a tiny ‘pancake’ lens, so-called because it barely pokes out from the camera it’s mounted on....

September 25, 2022 · 4 min · 735 words · William Denis

Why Mac Users Should Use Iwork Over Office 365

In the world of productivity suites, Microsoft’s Office 365 gets all of the love. Applications like PowerPoint, Excel and Word are staples of the corporate world. On the other hand, often overlooked Apple’s iWork Suite is a fantastic choice for Mac users. That is especially true for anyone who values productivity and collaboration. Let’s take a look at some additional reasons why Mac users should choose iWork over Office 365....

September 25, 2022 · 5 min · 1035 words · Donald Paradis

Why The Homepod Mini Is The Best Way To Get Into Trustworthy Home Automation

If you’re looking to get into home automation, Apple’s HomePod mini might be the perfect way to start. The HomePod mini is the cheapest home hub for Apple’s HomeKit.Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video is essential if you have a camera.Setup is absurdly easy. Home automation has a few downsides. It can compromise your privacy, even if you’re not running a web-connected camera on your network, and it can be a pain to set things up and keep them running....

September 25, 2022 · 4 min · 723 words · Amy Bustamente

Windows 10 Build 17627 Releases With Improvements

As part of the Redstone 5 development, Windows 10 build 17627 is now rolling out to testers with devices enrolled in the Fast ring using the Skip Ahead option. This new release is a minor update for Windows 10 version 1809 releasing in October 2018, and it addresses a Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) using OneDrive. Also, Task Manager now shows an icon when a process is suspended in the Status column of the Processes tab....

September 25, 2022 · 2 min · 279 words · Mary Mysliwiec