Australian medical technology company Optalert says it has developed test for sleep issues that takes just 10 minutes on a smartphone. The Owl Eye app was developed with data from…
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How to clear the cache on Microsoft Teams for Mac and why it matters
Microsoft Teams has become a part of everyday business, much like Word and Excel. Even if you’re not a Microsoft 365 users, chances are you’ll be roped into an online…
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macOS Sequoia 15.3 update is out – here’s what you need to know
Apple has released macOS 15.3 with a number of enhancements and fixes.
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iOS 18.3 has been released – Apple Intelligence is on
Apple has release iOS 18.3. There are number of minor enhancements and tweaks, as well as some bug and security fixes. The big change for many users will be that…
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Apple helps developers manage In App Purchases with new Advanced Commerce API
Apple has introduced the Advanced Commerce API to aid developers in managing extensive content catalogs and In-App Purchases, particularly for complex subscription models in the App Store.
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The mystery of iPad 11 support for Apple Intelligence
Reports conflict on whether the iPad 11 will support Apple Intelligence, with Mark Gurman claiming it will, while an anonymous source argues it won’t due to hardware limitations.
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macOS 15.3 is close to release – here’s what to expect
macOS 15.3 will enable Apple Intelligence by default for M-series systems. Key updates include SwiftUI fixes and features like Genmoji in Messages, enhanced notification management, and improved Calculator functionality.
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What to expect in iOS 18.3
iOS 18.3 will be arriving soon. Here’s what you can expect.
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Apple will give Mail for macOS automated categorisation – but do we really want it?
Apple is expected to bring automated categorisation to its Mail app with macOS 15.4. But do we really want or need it?
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A week of using Apple Watch’s Low Power Mode
I’m just back from a week of holidays, camping in a temperate rainforest a few hours away from home. With no cellular coverage and limited access to power, I had…
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