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Apple Reveals New Accessibility Features for Apple Watch, iPad, and iPhone Apple has  announced  a slew of new accessibility features coming to iOS, watchOS, and iPadOS later this year. These features are designed for users with mobility, vision, hearing, and cognitive disabilities. Apple’s New Accessibility Features Launching today, the first service is called SignTime and it lets customers communicate with AppleCare and Retail Customer Care. Customers can use American Sign Language (ASL) in the US, British Sign Language (BSL) in the UK, and French Sign Language (LSF) in France to get their queries addressed by Apple Care executives. AssistiveTouch for Apple Watch Image Courtesy: Apple Apple is adding AssistiveTouch on WatchOS to help users with upper body limb differences. The feature can detect subtle differences in muscle movement and lets users  navigate a cursor on the display through hand gestures  such as clench or pinch. This way, users can easily answer inc...

  After a flood of leaks and teasers over the past few days, Apple has finally announced Hi-Res Lossless audio support for Apple Music. However, this new audio format will be useless for the company’s own lineup of audio accessories, including the AirPods, AirPods Pro, and the AirPods Max. These devices will not support lossless audio over Bluetooth. For the uninitiated, Apple published an  official press release  yesterday, announcing the  Hi-Fi Lossless Audio tier for Apple Music  subscribers. The new audio format will be live for all Apple Music users starting next month. It will offer studio-quality audio for its entire catalog of songs, that too without any additional costs over your existing subscription. AirPods Will Not Support Hi-Res Lossless Audio in Apple Music; Here’s Why As per recent reports, Apple has confirmed that its upcoming Hi-Res Lossless audio tier will only work with wired headsets and might even require an additional dongle or a USB ...

  It’s that time of the year when a large number of iPhone users start wondering whether or not their device will support the upcoming iOS version. Plus, the curiosity to explore the all-new features you will get with the next iteration of iOS takes center stage. Along with this, many also wish to figure out when iOS 15 will reach their compatible devices. So, if you are going through the same phase, here are the answers to all your questions, including when will iOS 15 come out, compatible devices, and more. Table Of Contents  When will iOS 15 Come Out? To get started, let’s first get this big elephant out of the way! Apple is all geared up to unveil iOS 15 at the much-awaited virtual WWDC 2021 event, which kicks off June 7. In addition, the Cupertino-based company is also likely to showcase iPadOS 15, tvOS 15, macOS 12, and watchOS 8 at a keynote event. Expectedly, Apple will roll out the iOS 15 developer beta to beta testers on June 7. The public beta will launch by th...

  iPhones usually work pretty well. There’s usually no slowing down, and updates come on time and work well. However, every now and then, you may face some issues with your iPhone and one of the most common problems that I have seen people facing is the iPhone stuck on a boot-loop. So, if you’re wondering “why does my iPhone keep showing the Apple logo and turning off”, well, we have all the solutions for you. Here’s how to fix the iPhone stuck on Apple logo problem. Why My iPhone Keeps Showing the Apple Logo? Before we take a look at the solutions, let’s try and understand the problem. Why is it that your iPhone is displaying the Apple logo and then turning off on its own? There are a couple of reasons that you might be facing a problem like this. If you have jailbroken your iPhone, it could result in errors such as this one. Moreover, something may have gone wrong while updating your iPhone, or, in the worst case, it could be a hardware fault. How to Fix iPhone Keeps Showing Appl...

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 by Techtonic Group When it comes to tracking items efficiently, AirTag comes close to being a perfect item tracker as compared to   alternatives like Galaxy SmartTag . No wonder many are calling it the gold standard for 21st-century luggage tracking. Now, without undermining the rave reviews, Apple’s item tracker has had a fair share of issues even during the early days. While some users have stated that Apple AirTags are not working at all, others have found the much-talked-about “Precision Finding” inconsistent. Irrespective of what sort of problems have come your way, try out these 10 pro tips if your AirTag is not working or connecting to your iPhone. AirTag Not Working or Connecting to iPhone? Try out These Fixes! So, what could be causing the AirTag to misbehave? There could be more than one culprit behind the problem. Though network-related issues might be the wrecker-in-chief, you should never overlook a faulty battery as a possible concern. Besides, the incorrect set...

  by Techtonic Group While Google is gearing up to officially unveil Android 12, Pixel 5a, and more at Google I/O 2021 on May 18, Apple might be looking to rain on its parade. As per a report, the Cupertino giant is planning to silently unveil the AirPods 3 on 18th May. Apple might also announce a Hi-Fi tier for Apple Music alongside its latest TWS earbuds. AirPods 3 Launch Date Rumor According to YouTuber Luke Miani (via AppleTrack), the company will announce the third-generation AirPods via an official press release. There will be no hardware event for this launch. And well, it sounds plausible because Apple has done so several times in the past. The AirPods Pro, iPad Pro 2021, and other new devices were launched via just a blog post. Now, you must be wondering, what’s new in the third-generation AirPods? As per some recent reports, AirPods 3 will boast a design similar to the AirPods Pro. This, however, does not mean Apple will provide silicon tips on th...

The iPhone 12 Launch May Get Delayed By Techtonic group The iPhone launch is one of the few tech events every year that garner a lot of interest from people. It's also a big day for Apple, and iPhone launches benefit everyone from Apple to its suppliers. The Cupertino giant usually launches the iPhone in September but a new report suggests that this may not be the case in 2020. According to a report from Bloomberg, the  iPhone 12  launch this year may be delayed by a couple of weeks. The report cites a Broadcom earnings call where the company's CEO made a statement about this. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said that a  "large North American mobile phone customer"  (likely Apple) normally contributes a double-digit uptick in revenue. However, he said that the company is  "not expecting to see this uptick in revenue until our fourth fiscal quarter." It's important to note that there's no official word on a delayed iPhone launch. However, the  Coron...

iPad Air 4 to Come with 11-inch Screen, USB Type-C Port By Techtonic group Apple is reportedly making the  iPad Air  bigger this year. According to a report from MyDrivers, the 4th-generation iPad Air will feature a much larger, 11-inch display. This comes from manufacturing sources in China. Also according to the report, the new iPad Air will come with a USB Type-C port. Suppliers in China are reporting that the new  iPad Air is modelled on the 11-inch iPad Pro. This could mean that the iPad Air 4 could come with slimmer bezels , similar to the iPad Pro. That would keep the chassis small, while fitting a bigger display inside it. This could also mean that the  company might add Face ID sensors into the mix as well.  This seems a little unlikely, and it's not confirmed yet. However, it would be a nice upgrade for sure. Also mentioned in the report is a USB Type-C port. This is a pretty big deal. Apple has used the Lightning port on all its iPads exce...

Apple Patches UncOver Jailbreak in iOS 13.5.1 By Techtonic group Apple has today released iOS 13.5.1. The update  patches the kernel vulnerability that led to the recent  unc0ver jailbreak .  "iOS 13.5.1 update provides important security updates and is recommended for all users",  says Apple in the update changelog. According to Apple's support page, the update is aimed to address the ability of applications to "execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges". The company says the memory consumption issue was fixed with improved memory handling. Right after Apple started rolling out the update, Pwn20wnd - one of the developers of unc0ver team confirmed on Twitter that the update fixes the kernel vulnerability that the team used. @Pwn20wnd @Pwn20wnd I can confirm the new *OS updates have patched the kernel vulnerability used by the # unc0ver jailbreak. If you are on iOS 13.5, stay and save blobs. If you are not on iOS 13.5, update to it with the IPSW...