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31/08/2021

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According to Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 13 models could feature the LEO or low-earth-orbit satellite communication mode. LEO satellites rely on satellit

06/08/2021

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01/08/2021

Apple iPhone Users, Get Ready For These New Features When iOS 15 Rolls Out

It is expected that the system update will launch along with the iPhone 13 in September this year.

Apple will be coming up with some interesting updates for iPhone users this September with iOS 15, which is the latest major operating system update was announced at the company’s virtual Worldwide Developers Conference over the summer. After the conference, the company had launched the developer beta and now, it has come up with a public beta as well. It is expected that the system update will launch along with the iPhone 13 in September this year. Let’s take a look at some of the major highlights of the iOS 15 that rolls out for the Apple iPhone line-up, soon.

FaceTime Calling: Considering how the pandemic has shifted our work, education, and business to the virtual sphere, Apple has updated its video calling software in iOS 15. Drawing inspiration from Zoom, FaceTime will now present the participants of a video call in grid view. Users will also have the option of creating FaceTime links to share and invite others to a video chat. Those with the link can join these calls through Google Chrome or Microsoft’s Edge browser even if they do not have an Apple device. Apple also ensures that the calls will be end-to-end encrypted. The portrait mode present in the iPhone camera can also be used for FaceTime to blur the background. The sound quality of video calls will also feel more natural with the help of spatial audio.

SharePlay: Since the coronavirus lockdowns kept many of us away from friends and family, Apple has introduced SharePlay, a software that would allow sharing movies, music, and screen with anyone a user is FaceTiming with. This will include watching the same movies and TV shows on Apple TV+ streaming platform, for example.

Apple Maps: Apple iPhone users will now be able to view a wide range of elevation data, road colors and driving directions, 3D landmarks and improved night mode. Users can also pin nearby public transit stops and station information to their iPhone and Apple Watch devices, and receive automatic updates and notifications as they ride and approach the stop. Apple will also add an augmented reality feature in its map. With the help of the feature, one can scan buildings in the nearby area with the help of an iPhone’s camera.

Notifications: In an attempt to declutter the endless notification bar that may overwhelm you at times, iOS15 will come with a new managing feature. Users can now choose Notification Summary function that will allow them to check unimportant alerts at specific times of day. The function is guided by an on-device machine learning that identifies your phone usage patterns and selects which notifications should fall under the summary and when it should deliver them. Missed calls and messages will not fall under the category.

Apple iMessage: iOS 15 will also come with an upgraded iMessage feature where news articles, pictures, or playlists that are shared with you by a contact will now be collated in ‘Shared with You’ folder. It will make things easier to find later, quite relevant at a time when over-communication is becoming a norm.

https://www.news18.com/amp/news/tech/apple-iphone-users-get-ready-for-these-new-features-when-ios-15-rolls-out-4025756.html

29/07/2021

29/07/2021

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This video will walk you through what’s included in the most recent release of our Core 5.4 software, including:

AES-256 encryption — the strongest and most robust commercially-available encryption standard that allows you to securely transport your audio and video data over public internet links with confidence.

Intercom — two-way, full-duplex intercom allows you to have a one-way IFB channel for in-field talent, and a second separate two-way channel for the camera operator or other crew on site.

EnGo 260 battery life — now capable of over three hours of live transmission with an internal battery, you can broadcast longer than ever before. And with the option of using an auxiliary external battery, you can shoot for even longer without worrying about changing or charging batteries.

28/07/2021

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28/07/2021

Apple MacBook Air with MiniLED display to launch next year: Report

The next Apple MacBook Air launch will most likely be held next year. The laptop will be powered by the next generation of Apple's own chipset. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has confirmed that the new Apple MacBook Air will be launched next year with a 13.3-inch display.

According to an investor note by Ming-Chi Kuo, has claimed that the MacBook Air will be launched in mid-2022 and will feature a 13.3-inch Mini LED display. In terms of size, Apple will be sticking to the dimensions of the current MacBook Air.

The latest MacBook Air was launched last year with the M1 chipset. This year, the company will focus on the MacBook Pro line-up by upgrading them with the new M1X chipset. The next MacBook Air is also expected to get the M1X or the M2 chipset. Next year will also mark the completion of two years since Apple decided to do away with Intel chipsets for its MacBook series. Last year, Apple had announced that it will phase out all Apple MacBooks running on Intel chips in two years.

Apple is expected to stick to the dimensions of the current MacBook Air even for the 2022 version

28/07/2021

Apple releases macOS 11.5.1 with ‘important security updates’

Shortly after launching macOS 11.5 last week with Podcasts app improvements and a lot of security fixes, Apple has made macOS 11.5.1 available today with additional “important security updates.”

Apple launched macOS 11.5.1 alongside iOS 14.7.1 with the release notes highlighting both include “important security updates.” iOS 14.7.1 also includes a fix for an Apple Watch unlocking issue.

Apple releases iOS 14.7.1 with fix for Apple Watch unlock bug
macOS 11.5.1 should be showing up shortly in System Preferences > Software Update if it’s not already.

The specific security issue fixed in these latest updates is for an IOMobileFrameBuffer flaw that could have been actively exploited to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.

Just released last week, here’s what is new with macOS 11.5:

A long list of security improvements comes with macOS 11.5 including patches for flaws that could allow applications to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.

macOS Big Sur 11.5 also includes the following improvements for Mac:

Podcasts Library tab allows you to choose to see all shows or only followed shows
This release also fixes the following issues:

Music may not update play count and last played date in your library
Smart cards may not work when logging into Mac computers with the M1 chip

IOMobileFrameBuffer

Available for: macOS Big Sur

Impact: An application may be able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges. Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited.

Description: A memory corruption issue was addressed with improved memory handling.

CVE-2021-30807: an anonymous researcher

https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/26/apple-releases-macos-11-5-1-security-updates/amp/