Update 2: iOS 14.3 developer beta 1 is now available again.
Update: Apple has pulled the first betas of iOS 14.3, watchOS 7.2, tvOS 14.3, and iPadOS 14.3. They are no longer available. We’ll update when they return.
Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3. This comes after iOS 14.2 left beta and was released to the public just last week. Apple has also released…
iOS 14.3 will suggest third-party apps to users during the iPhone or iPad setup process
November 13, 2020
As Apple has been investigating for anti-competitive practices, the company is working on new ways to avoid these accusations and even sanctions from governments around the world. With iOS 14.3, which is now available as a beta release for developers, Apple will suggest…
Apple today released then quickly removed the first developer beta of iOS 14.3. In the short period of time it was available, 9to5Mac was able to install the new beta to see what’s new. One of the most notable changes is that iOS 14.3 brings support for Apple’s ProRAW…
While we are still looking for what’s new in iOS 14.3, 9to5Mac has just found a new icon added to the internal system files that are potential illustrations of Apple’s upcoming AirPods Studio headphone.
This new icon found in the iOS 14.3 beta released today to developers resembles the alleged AirPods Studio leaked image shared in September. Earlier this year, Bloomberg described AirPods…
iOS 14.3 beta includes support for rumored AirTags and third-party tracking accessories
November 13, 2020
Apple today introduced the first beta developer of iOS 14.3, and while it brings the ProRAW feature for iPhone 12 Pro users, 9to5Mac also found some interesting changes in the iOS setup process and a new icon that reveals Apple’s AirPods Studio headphones. Now, we also…
What’s new in iOS 14.3? Home app updates, Apple Watch cardio fitness notifications, more
November 13, 2020
In addition to adding ProRAW support and suggesting new third-party app suggestion features, iOS 14.3 also includes a variety of other changes for iPhone users. There is new evidence of new Home app features, new Apple Watch notifications, and more.
HomeKit accessory…
Yesterday’s news of Google Photos losing free unlimited storage was a bummer, but one bit of good news for Google Pixel owners was that they wouldn’t be losing that perk. Unfortunately, though, future Pixels won’t have the same luxury.
As we explained yesterday, Google did confirm that Pixel 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 devices would all retain free Google Photos storage going forward. That’s in…
Google Chat adds Calendar shortcut for fast event creation
November 13, 2020
After announcing new unthreaded rooms last week, Google Chat is now adding Calendar integration for streamlined event creation.
Google Chat’s compose field today lets you quickly add or take an image, browse files in Drive, and start a Meet call. Calendar now joins to…
Hum to Search can recognize over half a million songs as Google explains how it works
November 13, 2020
The ability to hum a song to Google was the breakout hit of last month’s Search keynote. In a blog post today, Google explains how the machine learning that powers Hum to Search works.
Hum to Search builds on 2017’s Now Playing feature where Pixel phones can recognize…
T-Mobile put random OnePlus pop-up stores around the US, you can win $5,000 by finding them
November 13, 2020
T-Mobile is the only US carrier offering the OnePlus 8T, and now the two companies are putting together a fun contest where you can win a phone, some earbuds, or up to $5,000. Here’s how.
The “OnePlus Go Farther” contest sees T-Mobile placing three “pop-up stores” at different locations somewhere in the United States. Through the help of hints on the official T-Mobile Twitter account…
