Transit support for Apple Pay continues to expand around the country. Starting today, Miami-Dade Transit’s Metrorail service has officially launched contactless payments, including support for Apple Pay. Sylvania HomeKit Light Strip Various Metrorail stations in Miami have been testing Apple Pay support over the last month, but the Department of Continue Reading
Samsung Created a Bunch of Pro-Green Bubble GIFs to Get Back at iPhone Users Who Prefer Blue Chat Bubbles
Samsung today debuted a bunch of GIFs that are meant to serve as comebacks for Android users who are maligned for their green text bubbles. As iPhone owners know, iMessages on an iPhone are denoted with a blue chat bubble, while SMS text messages from other devices such as Samsung Continue Reading
New Nintendo Switch screen is polarized differently from the original and it’s not all for the better
A fun trick I used to play as a kid, was holding up a pair of polarized sunglasses to a screen and turning them sideways. At some point, your view through the lenses turns dark and you can’t see anything at all. It’s really a fascinating thing to watch. However, Continue Reading
iOS 13 beta 8 brings Apple’s big update closer to launch
Some of the best iOS 13 features are ones Apple never mentioned. Photo: Ian Fuchs/Cult of Mac Apple is picking up the pace on its iOS 13 development by seeding the eighth beta build of the upcoming software release to developers today. iOS 13 beta 8 and iPadOS 13 beta Continue Reading
Is Apple Card a good choice as a business credit card?
After a long wait, Apple Card is finally available to all iPhone customers in the United States. It brings with it new experiences that are poised to revolutionize the credit card industry. Daily Cash, money management, and it’s security and privacy features come together to bring forth a credit card Continue Reading
Moment launches 37mm Cine Filters for iPhone and Android devices
Moment is out today with a few new products to improve your iPhone or Android photography. The latest hardware offerings from the company include two 37mm Cine Filters and a filter mount that can be used without an external lens. Moment detailed the new filters that work with iPhone and Continue Reading
This ‘iPhone 11’ case manufacturer is expecting a shorter Apple Pencil
By Malcolm Owen Wednesday, August 21, 2019, 10:43 am PT (01:43 pm ET) Accessory producer Olixar is producing cases for the ‘iPhone 11 Pro,’ with some models sporting a holster to hold a shorter Apple Pencil. Fueled by countless rumors and analyst predictions, images of the Olixar “Genuine Leather Continue Reading
Apple Seeds Eighth Betas of iOS 13 and iPadOS to Developers
Apple today seeded the eighth betas of iOS 13 and iPadOS to developers for testing purposes, a week after releasing the seventh betas and two months after unveiling the new operating system at the Worldwide Developers Conference. Registered developers will need to download the profile for the iOS 13 and Continue Reading
Apple hopes to spend its way to success with Apple TV+ (and why that’s smart)
On the surface, Cupertino’s decision to spend massive piles of money on its upcoming Apple TV+ streaming service seems crazy. Is this a company with too much money being suckered? Is it a huge display of hubris (as some say of Apple Park)? Or is it, just possibly, a clever Continue Reading
Apple releasing iOS 13 developer beta 8 today
Apple is releasing iOS 13 and iPad OS 13 beta 8 to developers (possibly alongside new seeds of watchOS 6, tvOS 13, and macOS Catalina) today. The release comes just under one week since the last round of releases — save for macOS Catalina which was just updated this week. Continue Reading