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Apple stops signing iOS 14.1, blocking downgrades from iOS 14.2

As Apple released iOS 14.2 to the public last week, the company today stopped signing iOS 14.1 and iPadOS 14.1. That means users who have updated their devices to iOS 14.2 can no longer downgrade to iOS 14.1. iOS 14.1 was introduced in October with bug fixes and also initial support for iPhone 12 devices, including compatibility with 10-bit HDR videos in the Photos app. iOS 14.2 came two weeks…
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Android 11 can show personal events in your work Calendar

Google Calendar has a handy new feature on Android 11 for Workspace users with work profiles. You can view all of your work and personal data together in the work Calendar app without having to link your accounts. The Workspace (formerly G Suite) team has tapped into a secure mechanism in Android 11 that keeps your personal and work calendar data separate on work profiles. Unless you share…
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iOS 14.3 adds new ProRAW photo format on iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max

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 photo format on iPhone 12 Pro. When iOS 14.3 is available, you’ll be able to enable the option via the Settings app under…
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What’s new in iOS 14.3? Home app updates, Apple Watch cardio fitness notifications, more

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 updates iOS 14.3 suggests that you’ll soon be able to install software updates for third-party HomeKit accessories directly in…
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