Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNET A little more than a week after launching iOS/iPadOS 17, Apple has kicked off another bug-fixing update for its latest operating system. On Tuesday, the company pushed out iOS/iPadOS 17.0.2 for all iPhones and iPads running version 17 of the OS. This update actually surfaced last ...
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Windows 11 begins (very slowly) rolling out a slew of new features
Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images Your Windows 11 PC is about to get a supersize helping of new features. Exactly when those features will arrive, though, is anybody’s guess. Welcome to the latest evolution of Windows as a Service. In Windows 11, Microsoft has once again shaken up the way ...
Read More »Spotify new 'Jam' feature lets you DJ with your friends
What you need to know Spotify reveals Jam, a personalized, real time musical experience for multiple people. Jam lets a Premium user invite other Premium and free users to a Jam session to add songs and find recommendations as it blends everyone’s own musical tastes. The new feature is rolling ...
Read More »Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard brings more AI-infused superpowers to iOS and Android
Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNET Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard has been spruced up with another round of AI-enabled features. Now rolling out for the iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, the latest version kicks in several options to help you use AI to compose and spice up the text and images you create ...
Read More »iPhone 15 overheating? Here’s what you should do
June Wan/ZDNET Some iPhone 15 early adopters are turning to social media to report overheating issues that can drive the temperature of the handset to over 100°F, making it uncomfortable to handle. So, what’s happening? 9to5Mac’s Ian Zelbo posted on X that his iPhone 15 Pro Max became “almost too ...
Read More »How to run Firefox in Ubuntu’s Wayland mode (and why you should)
Anadolu Agency/Getty Images Ubuntu 23.10 will soon be released and it’s already shaping up to be an impressive release. One thing the upcoming release does is ship with the Snap version of Firefox running in Wayland mode. I already know what you’re thinking. You’re using a Linux distribution which already ...
Read More »Kick off a career in IT with this cybersecurity training bundle
Learn cybersecurity basics with this course bundle deal. StackSocial If you’re interested in a career in IT, you don’t have to get a formal education to begin your training — and you may not want to. Considering the steep learning curve of the industry, it may be worthwhile to start ...
Read More »Don’t make this USB mistake! Protect your data with this encrypted gadget instead
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET Carrying around unencrypted data on flash drives is asking for trouble. Losing a flash drive is bad enough, but having that data fall into the wrong hands could be an absolute disaster. Also: Worried about iPhone 12 radiation? Here’s what you need to know It therefore makes sense to ...
Read More »SMBs face growing cybersecurity threats, but basic measures can lower risks
John M Lund Photography Inc/Getty Images Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) face growing cybersecurity threats and might not have expandable resources, but with a smaller attack surface to safeguard, even basic security measures can go a long way to lowering their risks. Like their counterparts around the world, SMBs in ...
Read More »How to turn on 80% charging limit on the iPhone 15 to save battery health
June Wan/ZDNET The iPhone 15 series is officially available, and whether you already have a device in hand or are anxiously waiting for one, a recent feature discovery should be at the top of your initial set-up agenda. The feature is called “80% Limit” and is tucked within the deeper ...
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