Apple releases iOS 9.3.3 with bug fixes for iPhone and iPad
Apple has just released iOS 9.3.3 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The new software update is by no means as interesting or as feature-rich as iOS 10, due to be released publicly in the fall, but it includes some important bug fixes and performance improvements for iOS users.
The minor 9.3.3 software update went through a lengthy beta process, spanning five betas. As always, we’ll let you know about any surprises associated with the iOS 9.3.3 update.
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tvOS 9.2.2 update is now available for Apple TV
Apple has been testing tvOS 9.2.2 with developers since late May, and today the latest software update for the Apple TV has been released to all customers. tvOS 9.2.2 is a minor release for the fourth-generation Apple TV as new features and big enhancements are coming later this year with tvOS 10.
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Apple releases watchOS 2.2.2 for Apple Watch with various bug fixes
Apple has released watchOS 2.2.2 for Apple Watch, the latest iteration of the smartwatch operating system. We’ll update the post if we see anything new but it appears to be a standard maintenance update with a handful of bug fixes and stability improvements.
To download the new watchOS software update, use the Apple Watch app on the paired iPhone and check for Software Updates. The Apple Watch needs to be connected to the charger for the update to complete.
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Apple seeds watchOS 3 beta 3 for Apple Watch to developers
Apple has begun rolling out the third watchOS 10 beta to developers today. Those looking to update can head to the Watch app on their iPhones, select General and Software Update. watchOS 3 beta 3 is available to download as a Configuration Profile from the Apple developer center for newer users looking to test out the upcoming system. Release notes are not yet available, but should be up soon.
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Apple seeds tvOS 10 beta 3 for Apple TV to developers
Apple has just started seeding out the third beta for tvOS 10 today to all current testers and developers. To update, check through the Software Update section on the Apple TV, or grab the Configuration Profile from Apple’s Developer center if you’d like to install it for the first time.
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Apple issues iOS 10 beta 3 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to developers
Apple today issued the third iOS 10 beta for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch for developer testing since WWDC 2016. iOS 10 brings a refreshed look to Apple Music and News plus loads of new features to the platform. The software update will be ready for everyone later this fall, and we’ll dig through the third developer version of the iOS 10 beta below.
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$AAPL stock tops $100 ahead of fiscal Q3 earnings next week
Apple’s stock price $AAPL is back into triple digits, breaking the $100 mark for the first time since June 6th. The rise doesn’t seem to be tied to any particular news event but AAPL stock has rallied through the second half of last week. The recorded high for today is $100.13 although naturally stock prices vary all the time.
Eyes are on Apple’s earning results, due July 26, to see if the company can meet expectations after ending its 13-year record revenue streak last quarter.
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Latest alleged iPhone 7 spy shot shows 7, Plus, and ‘Pro’ models
In the latest round of alleged leaked shots spotted on Weibo (via iPhoneabonnementen), a three model lineup is shown consisting of iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPhone 7 ‘Pro’…
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Pokémon Go launch in France delayed ‘as a sign of respect’ following attack in Nice
While Pokémon Go has been successively rolled out to a growing number of countries, there’s one country that won’t be seeing it for a few days at least: France. In a brief statement, Niantic told IGN that the French launch would be delayed as a sign of respect following the terrorist attack in Nice.
As a sign of respect for the French people in this time of national mourning, the release of Pokemon Go is postponed. Our thoughts and prayers are with France and the victims affected by this terrible attack.
The game had originally been set to launch in France on Friday. It’s not known when it will now launch, but a possible reason for delaying it in response to the Nice attack is that there may be Pokémon to be collected on the Promenade des Anglais, where the tragedy took place.
Via CNET. Photo Colorimages.fr.
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