by iPhoneate.com / November 20, 2020 2:09 PM EST
Apple silicon

La detailed list The database of all games compatible with Apple Silicon is being continuously updated. Currently, this is the complete list of compatible apps with M1 available.

Apple Silicon's official support for applications offers efficient and truly impressive performance. But even unsupported applications run very well through Rosetta 2's translation. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / October 15, 2020 11:57 PM EDT
App Store

Developers can now offer their apps for pre-order on the App Store. With up to 180 days' notice, the news was officially announced today through the Apple Developer Portal.

In 2016, Apple allowed Nintendo to offer Super Mario Run for pre-order through the App Store. The app was unveiled during the iPhone 7 presentation. Then, in 2017, the company made this feature available to all its developers.

Booking apps are displayed in the App Store results and can be explored by users with videos and screenshots. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / October 8, 2019 4:09 PM EDT
Project Catalyst

One of the biggest new features in macOS Catalina for developers is Mac Catalyst. Initially known as Project Catalyst, Apple says it makes porting iPad apps to the Mac as easy as checking a box in Xcode.

However, more work is needed to make iPad apps truly resemble native Mac applications. That's why today we were informed that some developers have encountered "several issues" with Catalyst. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / October 2, 2019 1:48 PM EDT
Crab

Apple is planning to update Siri, so that it works better with third-party calling and messaging apps, by the end of this year.

It's important to note that currently, when you ask Siri to make a call or send a message to a friend, the device will default to making a phone call or sending an iMessage. If you want to use a different service, you must specify it. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / August 13, 2018 11:59 AM EDT
iOS App Store

App updates on iPhones and iPads are often delayed for some users. You might notice that your apps are running older versions, and when you go to the App Store, you'll find a long list of apps waiting to be updated on your device.

Just as it sounds, the "Automatic Updates" For apps, updates will be discovered and made available periodically. Any iOS app installed on an iPhone or iPad can be downloaded and installed automatically, eliminating user involvement in the update process, as apps will update themselves whenever updates are available. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / June 14, 2018 2:56 PM EDT
Shantaram

The World Cup started today, and many of us are excited about it. And if you don't want to miss a single detail, and what's happening in this much-talked-about match... 2018 FIFA World Cup RussiaWe invite you to read and share the following article.

Below are 5 apps you should download to your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Apple Watch. These will keep you up-to-date on news, scores, matches, dates, and other information that will help you follow the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

And so begins this exciting event, which will bring together more than 3.429.873 spectators. Thirty-two teams from the selected countries will compete in 64 matches for the coveted title. "FIFA World Cup Russia 2018". Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / June 12, 2018 3:12 PM EDT
World Russia 2018

World Cup fever is about to hit the world, and iPhoneate is no exception. We're going to share with you the best apps that will let you enjoy the 2018 Russia World Cup without having to travel there.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup will take place in Russia from June 14th to July 15th. Thirty-two teams will compete, giving their all to bring victory home.

And we're sure you won't want to miss this exciting tournament. Many lucky spectators will have the opportunity to experience every match live from the official venues this year. The matches will be played in 12 stadiums across 11 cities in Russia for the World Cup.

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by iPhoneate.com / June 5, 2018 2:49 PM EDT
macOS Mojave

Apple has announced that its upcoming release of macOS Mojave for Mac will officially be the last to support 32-bit applications.

The company made the announcement after unveiling macOS Mojave at WWDC earlier this week, sharing the news about 32-bit applications with developers after the main event.

Apple first introduced support for 64-bit applications in 2007 with the release of OS X Leopard, and continued with the release of macOS High Sierra last year. The Mac operating system was the last to support 32-bit applications "without compromise," according to Apple. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / March 27, 2018 5:08 PM EDT
Classkit

Apple today unveiled ClassKit, a framework included in iOS 11.4 that works with a new iPad app. The app is called Schoolwork, and it's designed to help teachers and students.

Besides that app, there are many other learning apps available on the App Store. They are an integral part of the teaching and learning experience in schools.

By adopting ClasskitIts application will work with Schoolwork, a powerful new iPad app. Teachers will be able to track their students' progress, while students will be able to easily manage their learning and daily assignments.  Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / January 31, 2018 3:51 PM EST
WWDC

Despite the shift in focus to quality, Apple still plans to release a feature that will allow Macs to run iPad apps this year, according to an Axios report.

The company's new feature for Mac boils down to the ability to run iPad applications. A significant task that adds a high degree of complexity to this year's version of the operating system.

The report also says that the company is planning performance improvements for wake-up and unlocking macOS devices. Read more "