Christopher Lee

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Touch ID problems could delay iPhone 8

Touch ID problems could delay iPhone 8

Christopher Lee · Jun 23, 2017

While it’s exciting to read about the latest rumours regarding the iPhone 8, the fact is that the more new features it has, the more likely there are to be some hiccups in its development. According to technology news and reviews website CNET, Apple might be trying to incorporate Touch ID into the screen of […]

Apple ARKit to transform AR

Apple ARKit to transform AR

Christopher Lee · Jun 22, 2017

Apple is exploring the world of augmented reality in a major way with iOS 11, the latest version of its mobile operating system, launching ARKit, a framework that will make it possible for developers to easily and rapidly add augmented reality to games and apps. ARKit is set to become the biggest augmented reality (AR) […]

How to Share your Mac’s Screen on macOS Sierra

How to Share your Mac’s Screen on macOS Sierra

Christopher Lee · Jun 21, 2017

Screen sharing is where you temporarily give someone else the ability to view and control your Mac’s screen, and vice versa. Screen sharing can be useful in a number of scenarios, but it’s particularly useful if you’re experiencing problems with your Mac, as it allows an engineer to remotely access your Mac, so they can […]

Apple widens High Sierra NVMe flash storage support

Apple widens High Sierra NVMe flash storage support

Christopher Lee · Jun 21, 2017

The revelation that Apple has deliberately removed limitations on Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) in its High Sierra beta operating system indicates that Macs of the future, including the iMac Pro and the ‘modular’ Mac Pro, and will be able to use any mass-storage flash drive. The enhanced driver was uncovered by Apple geeks after the […]

Track down a lost or stolen Mac, using Find my Mac

Track down a lost or stolen Mac, using Find my Mac

Christopher Lee · Jun 20, 2017

Find My Mac is the one feature that Mac owners hope they’ll need to use, as it’s designed to help you track down a lost or stolen Mac by displaying its current GPS coordinates on a map. Find My Mac isn’t a new feature, but it’s one that’s often overlooked, as most Mac users don’t […]

iPhone 8 rumours get really interesting

iPhone 8 rumours get really interesting

Christopher Lee · Jun 20, 2017

With the release of the iPhone 8 getting closer every day, leaks and rumours abound. The new iPhone is, as ever, expected to include several enhancements, with Apple traditionally unveiling its new baby in September. This year marks the tenth birthday of the iPhone and it seems as if Apple will do everything in its […]

Apple HomePod could outperform its competitors

Apple HomePod could outperform its competitors

Christopher Lee · Jun 19, 2017

Amazon’s Echo is a voice-controlled smart speaker that not only plays your favourite music, it can also search the web, tell jokes and control the heating. It won several awards last year, all of them undoubtedly deserved. Google recently released its new Home speaker, which is also particularly impressive for its price tag. But both […]

Waterproof iPhone 8 to introduce wireless charging

Waterproof iPhone 8 to introduce wireless charging

Christopher Lee · Jun 16, 2017

According to Wistron, one of Apple’s suppliers, the new state-of-the-art iPhone 8 will be the first in the range to feature wireless charging. With wireless charging, iPhone users will be able to simply put the phone down on an inductive surface and it will start charging without any need for a plug-in charger. Apple’s latest […]

Customise any Mac folder, file or hard drive icon

Customise any Mac folder, file or hard drive icon

Christopher Lee · Jun 15, 2017

Every Mac comes with a range of icons that are used to represent your files, hard drives and folders in the ‘Finder’ window and on the Desktop, but you don’t have to use these default icons. While macOS’ default icons do communicate some basic information about each item, macOS uses the same icon for all […]

New spyware and ransomware specifically target Apple Mac computers

New spyware and ransomware specifically target Apple Mac computers

Christopher Lee · Jun 15, 2017

Mac users beware: the latest malware variants specifically target Apple computers. One variant of the ransomware encrypts files and then demands payment to restore everything to normal. There is also spyware that monitors users’ actions in search of valuable data. According to experts, both represented a threat. The malware was discovered by security experts AlienVault […]

The biggest changes to expect from iOS 11

The biggest changes to expect from iOS 11

Christopher Lee · Jun 14, 2017

During last week’s WWDC Apple announced iOS 11. We’ve already touched on some new features this will bring to Apple users, but here is everything you need to know about iOS 11 under one roof. App Store. Judging from pictures of the new app store it concentrates on displaying fewer, more targeted apps instead of […]

AirPano City Book app is free for now

AirPano City Book app is free for now

Christopher Lee · Jun 13, 2017

Apple’s official app store is giving away free redeem codes for AirPano’s popular City Book app, which allows iOS users to view stunning panoramas and 3D virtual tours of 10 of the top international cities. All these high-resolution urban landscapes include a selection of connected spherical picture panoramas which can be zoomed and rotated 360 […]

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