IBM on Tuesday shared word that it’s open-sourcing its Mac@IBM provisioning code, which should enable other companies to provision Macs using similar architecture.
Source:: Apple Insider
Monthly Archives: October 2018
These are the top features of the Nike+ Apple Watch Series 4
The Nike+ variant of the Apple Watch Series 4 is packed with amazing technology and features. AppleInsider digs into this special edition model and picks out our top features.
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SAP turns to Jamf to manage its fleet of Macs, iOS devices, and Apple TVs
Enterprise software giant SAP has announced plans to use Jamf, an Apple-focused mobile device management platform, to take care of its tens of thousands of Apple devices.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple Watch bands could reveal activity progress with discrete light-up indicators
Apple is looking for ways to add more functionality to the Apple Watch, including adding indicators to the band that can advise the wearer how far they are from reaching a fitness goal, as well as the status of other activities, without needing to look at the main display.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple partners with France’s Simplon for Swift app development training
Apple on Tuesday announced a partnership with a French vocational school to teach Apple’s Swift, the open-source programming language used mostly for the company’s own app platforms.
Source:: Apple Insider
Early iPhone XR reviews praise performance & battery life
Some of the first iPhone XR reviews are emerging ahead of the product’s official launch on Friday, pointing out some limits for Apple’s device, but maintaining an overall positive tone.
Source:: Apple Insider
How to use your new iPhone XR, iPhone XS, or iPad as in-flight entertainment
Load up your iOS device with movies, TV, podcasts and music to watch on flights. It’s easy to do but there are more problems to be aware of than just having enough storage space. AppleInsider on the packing list you need to enjoy your trip.
Source:: Apple Insider
Bloomberg’s iCloud spy chip attack allegations technically impossible
A report claiming Chinese spy chips were secretly implanted into Super Micro servers used by Apple and other tech firms has been dealt another blow, with a delve into how secure servers work criticizing the report’s lack of detail for the hack and insisting the claimed technique would have been implausible to pull off.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple confirms ‘beautygate’ fix for iPhone XS camera arriving in iOS 12.1
The so-called “beautygate” may soon be coming to an end, as Apple will be fixing the bug causing the smooth skin effect on photographs taken by the iPhone XS’ front-facing camera when it releases iOS 12.1 to the general public in the future.
Source:: Apple Insider
It took Apple four days to sell initial iPhone XR supply
Apple late Monday sold out of launch day iPhone XR supply in the U.S. and beyond, with orders placed through the company’s online storefront now showing estimated delivery dates pushed out to November.
Source:: Apple Insider