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Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled

With the launch of QPR3 and the June Pixel Feature Drop today, the Android 12 Beta Program is ending with users not needing to take any further action. The Android 12 Beta Program kicked off last May at I/O 2021 with Beta 1 after three developer previews. Compared to previous years, Google kept it open after the stable release of Android 12 in October to allow for testing of Android 12L (12.1) in…
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iOS 16 Messages app adds iMessage edit button, undo send, mark unread

iMessage in iOS 16 is getting a lot better. The company is adding new features in the Messages app for iMessage conversations including the ability to edit messages after they have been sent. You will be able to edit sent messages, undo sending messages entirely and mark read conversations as unread. There are some limits to be aware of … The ability to edit and undo sent messages has been a…
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These are the iPhone models supported by iOS 16

Apple on Monday announced iOS 16, the next major update to its operating system. Now that the update was officially unveiled during the opening keynote of WWDC 2022, we finally have details about which iPhone models are supported by iOS 16. Surprisingly, according to…
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macOS Ventura adds more continuity features between Mac, iPhone, and iPad

Apple on Monday announced macOS Ventura, version 13 of the Mac operating system. This year, the company focused on further enhancing continuity features between Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices after introducing Universal Control with macOS 12. With an update to Handoff, users can easily move a call from an iPhone or iPad to their Mac with just a click if the device is nearby the computer. Another…
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You can finally lock your hidden photos album with Touch ID or Face ID in iOS 16

Catching up to feature request from at least five years ago, the Photos app will finally let you lock your Hidden photos album with your passcode or biometrics. In previous versions of iOS, marking a photo as Hidden merely removed it from the main camera roll, and put it in a separate bucket available in the albums list. But prying eyes could just tap on it to reveal them. An entire ecosystem of…
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