[ad_1] On August 17, Apple threatened to revoke Epic Games’ developer accounts and App Store account. And, sure enough, it has happened. John Voorhees of MacStories was first to catch the change today, with Apple following up on its threat. We already know Apple removed the mega-popular battle royale game Fortnite from the App Store earlier this …
[ad_1] iOS 14’s new exposure compensation control allows compatible iPhone cameras to lock exposure independently of focus. If you struggle with balancing exposure and focus, now you can lock them both separately. In this tutorial, we show you how it’s done, which iPhone models are compatible and what you need to pay special attention to. …
[ad_1] Recently, Facebook launched Facebook Gaming without any games to play in the new app/service on iOS devices. Why? Because Apple doesn’t allow for those types of game streaming apps in the App Store. So it’s not surprising to hear that Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, has some choice words for Apple and its digital storefront. BuzzFeed …
[ad_1] Recently, Facebook launched Facebook Gaming without any games to play in the new app/service on iOS devices. Why? Because Apple doesn’t allow for those types of game streaming apps in the App Store. So it’s not surprising to hear that Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, has some choice words for Apple and its digital storefront. BuzzFeed …
[ad_1] Very few applications actually allow users to log in with several user accounts at one time – Apollo for Reddit and the official Twitter app are two general exceptions to this rule of thumb, but there are certainly others. If you wish more apps would allow you to sign in and work with more …
[ad_1] Did you buy the Beats-branded wireless Powerbeats 2 before August 7? Well then you may be entitled to a payout. Apple has agreed to a settlement worth $9.75 million in a lawsuit that alleged the wireless Powerbeats 2 have a “defective” design (via MacRumors). Apple originally marketed the Powerbeats 2 as “sweat and water resistant”, …
[ad_1] iOS 14 continues to make tweaks and improvements to user privacy, but some publishers aren’t too happy about the impending changes. One such change involves web activity. iOS 14 will ask users whether or not they want their web activity tracked, letting users opt out if they want. According to a report from The Wall …
[ad_1] iOS 14 continues to make tweaks and improvements to user privacy, but some publishers aren’t too happy about the impending changes. One such change involves web activity. iOS 14 will ask users whether or not they want their web activity tracked, letting users opt out if they want. According to a report from The Wall …