Live Streaming has always been a thing, lately though the exercise has been taken to a new level and tools such as Dolby On have made it more accessible.
In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we chat about Apple’s WWDC announcements, including iOS 14 and macOS.
According to new rumours, Apple's 2020 iPhones may ship without a charging adapter to offset the cost of each new iPhone's 5G modem.
We’ll be getting a major enhancement in Safari 14 that will allow websites that are password protected to implement login with Face ID.
Early beta versions of iOS 14 is now available, and some interesting features have been uncovered by that Apple didn’t discuss at WWDC.
At WWDC, Apple made announcements that will unify the iPhone, iPad, and Mac - but isn't this the same idea Microsoft had for the phone, tablet and PC?
The most important part of the entire iOS 14 presentation at WWDC isn’t a specific feature, design change, or app enhancements.
We round up all of Apple's major announcements from its first entirely-online WWDC, featuring updates to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and more.
Twitter is testing out a new feature of allowing audio tweets on the platform for “a limited group of people,” launching on iOS first.
Apple has patented a means for users to electronically stitch together a group selfie photo of up to three participants, which can be edited later.
With iOS 14 on the horizon, it now seems that any device currently running iOS 13 will be able to upgrade to the latest version of Apple’s mobile software.
One of the headline features of iOS 13.5 is a COVID-19 exposure notification that Apple has been working on with Google. What else can you expect?