When iOS 9 is finally released to the public this fall, it will come with the ability to save almost any type of content as a unique PDF file. Any iOS developer who has ever worked on a third-party app that has a requirement to render any kind of complex content to PDF will understand how difficult it can be. The PDF file format can be unbelievably difficult and cumbersome to work with, which is why this latest feature discovered in iOS 9 is even more incredible than it initially looks.
Here's how to fix "sorry, this application cannot run under a virtual machine" TaiG error in Parallels when trying to jailbreak iOS 8.3.
In addition to the Apple Watch being made available in 7 countries today, the company has also confirmed via marketing material updates on a number of its country specific websites that the device will be coming to The Netherlands, Thailand and Sweden on July 17.
The introduction of iOS 9 brought with it a number of feature additions and much-longed for functionality improvements. Rather than reinventing the wheel and attempting to serve up a whole new set of core features, iOS 9 exists as more of a stepping stone for what is to come and attempts to stabilize its core offering with a number of stability improvements that should make the whole experience more pleasurable across all devices. iOS 9 does however, introduce one very impressive little feature that should make a difference to a lot of users - Low Power Mode, which is designed to save battery life by reducing the performance of the device and preventing consistent background activity.
You can now download TaiG 2.1.2 iOS 8.3 jailbreak for Windows with bug fixes and support for Cydia Substrate. This is an official release.
With the second beta of OS X El Capitan now in the hands of developers, references to upcoming Apple hardware and features are beginning to surface. The beta software contains code pointing towards a 4K 21.5-inch iMac, including planned future GPU choices, and a mysterious Bluetooth remote control.
Samsung's latest Galaxy S6 Edge TV spot has plenty of iPhone users fighting to plug their smartphones into a charger, with the obvious answer being to rush out and buy yourself one of Samsung's flagship handsets in order to use its inductive charging. Obviously.
iOS 9 beta 2 on iPhone 6: Thoughts and impressions on battery life and more. Should you upgrade just yet? All details and more can be found right here.
Multi Grammy Award winning artist Taylor Swift has decided to put her latest album "1989" up for streaming on Apple's new music service when it launches later this month. You may remember that Taylor Swift had an issue with the fact that Apple planned on offering a three-month trial of its Apple Music streaming service when it launches on June 30, a trial that would have seen artists and content creators receive no payment for tracks streamed during that period. After effectively reversing on its stance, Apple has convinced Swift to do her own u-turn and allow her best-selling 1989 album to be offered to Apple Music subscribers.
With Apple continuing to expand and push the capabilities of its HomeKit framework / program to developers and hardware manufacturers alike, it's inevitable that multiple new pieces of hardware will start to hit the market in the coming months. That can actually only be a good thing as we well and truly enter into the "Internet of Things" era, and will serve to offer serious choice for consumers as they embark on an iOS controlled home automation revolution. The recently announced Twist is yet another smart accessory, but one that hasn't yet jumped on the HomeKit bandwagon, choosing instead to rely on an Internet connection and Apple's AirPlay protocol.
















