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yunusakinoffical · 9 months ago

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iOS 18.1 çıkış tarihi, Ve Özellikleri

Apple'ın bir sonraki büyük yazılım güncellemesi iOS 18.1 olacak. Sürümün merkezinde Apple Intelligence var. AI özelliklerinin ilk dalgası iOS 18.1 ile gelecek. Şu anda güncellemeyi herkese açık beta olarak indirebilirsiniz . Ancak tam genel sürümü yakında geliyor. iOS 18.1 ve yeni özelliklerinin ne zaman gelmesini bekleyeceğinizi burada bulabilirsiniz. iOS 18.1 ve Apple Intelligence için Ekim sürümü yayınlanacak Apple, ilk Apple Intelligence özelliklerini Ekim ayı içerisinde yayınlamayı taahhüt etti. Bu, iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 ve macOS Sequoia 15.1'in de ekim ayında piyasaya sürüleceği anlamına geliyor. Ancak yakın tarihe baktığımızda daha da dar bir zaman dilimini tespit edebiliriz. Apple, yazılım güncellemeleriyle tahmin edilebilir kalıpları takip etme eğilimindedir. Örneğin, işte son üç iOS .1 sürümünün yayınlandığı tam günler. iOS 17.1: 25 Ekim iOS 16.1: 24 Ekim iOS 15.1: 25 Ekim Apple geleneği sürdürürse iOS 18.1'in Ekim ayı bitmeden yaklaşık bir hafta önce çıkışını göreceğiz. Ancak, sürümün daha da erken yayınlanmasına neden olabilecek bir faktör var. Ekim ortasında lansman mümkün Mark Gurman, iOS 18.1'in 'Ekim ayının ortalarına kadar' piyasaya sürülmesini beklediğini bildiriyor. Bu zaman çizelgesini, Apple'ın bu haftanın başlarında tüm kritik hataları ortadan kaldırma hedefine dayandırıyor. Ve bu kıyaslamaya genellikle genel lansmandan 2-3 hafta önce ulaşıldığını söylüyor. Gurman'ın öngörüsü doğru çıkarsa, iOS 18.1'in ekim ortasında yayınlanması, yakın zamandaki güncellemelerden daha erken gelmesi anlamına gelecek. Ama bu çok da şaşırtıcı olmazdı. Apple, açıkça Apple Intelligence'ı iOS 18.0'ın bir parçası olarak piyasaya sürmeyi ve böylece iPhone 16'da kullanıma sunmayı umuyordu. Şirket şu anda iPhone 16'nın reklamını yapmak için milyonlarca harcıyor ve bu reklamlar tamamen Apple Intelligence'a odaklanıyor . Sonuç olarak, 18.1 için önceki yıllardan daha erken bir sürüm için baskı yapmak mantıklı. İşte iOS 18.1'de gelecek Apple Intelligence özelliklerinden bazıları Güçlü bildirim özetleri Yeni Siri ve gelecek yükseltmelerinin bir seçkisi Metninizi düzeltmek ve yeniden yazmak için yazma araçları Fotoğraflarda Temizleme ve Bellek Oluşturma Mail ve Safari içerik özetleri artı AI destekli Odak modu, transkript özetleri ve daha fazlası Apple Intelligence'ı çalıştırmak için desteklenen bir iPhone'a ihtiyacınız olacak . Ancak bir iPhone'unuz yoksa, güncelleme yine de bazı güzel geliştirmeler getirecek: arama kaydı ve transkripsiyonu, Kontrol Merkezi'ndeki Bağlantı kutucuğunda güncellemeler ve daha fazlası. Özet: iOS 18.1 çok yakında geliyor Ekim ayının başı muhtemelen söz konusu olmasa da, iOS 18.1'in iPhone'unuza gelmesini beklemek için ekim ortası veya sonu iyi bir zamandır. Apple normal seyrini izlerse, 23 veya 24 Ekim civarında bir sürüm bekleyin (25'i Cuma gününe denk geliyor ve Apple genellikle Cuma günleri yazılım göndermez). Ancak Gurman haklıysa, iOS 18.1 ve Apple Intelligence'ın bundan bir hafta kadar önce geldiğini görebiliriz. iOS 18.1'de sizi en çok heyecanlandıran şey nedir? Yorumlarda bize bildirin.

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daveg65 · 9 months ago

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324 - Keeping Up with The Betas and Dave’s Top 5 list of iOS 18 Features

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave he is joined by guest Guy Serle, Marty Jencius, Jeff Gamet. discuss the latest updates in Apple devices, focusing on iOS 18 and the iOS 18.1 beta 4 release. Joined by Guy Serle, Marty Jencius, and Jeff Gamet, we share insights on new AI features, the revamped Siri interface, and the user experience challenges of the beta software.

We dive into my experiences with Vision Pro and its OS 2 updates, plus the excitement surrounding the upcoming iPhone 16, particularly its emphasis on repairability. Additionally, we explore the new security features and enhancements in iOS 18, underscoring the significant improvements for users. The episode wraps up with a light discussion on sports app updates and streaming complications, highlighting the ongoing evolution of Apple’s ecosystem.

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I dive deep into the updates and features of various Apple devices, focusing heavily on iOS 18 and the ongoing iOS beta releases. It’s great to have Guy Searle, Marty Gentius, and Jeff Gammon join me to discuss everything from the latest beta updates to the anticipated iPhone 16 releases.

We kick off the episode by discussing the release of iOS 18.1 beta 4 and MacOS Sequoia 15.1, which has many users excited about Apple intelligence features that were not included in the initial iOS 18 release. The anticipation for these AI-powered capabilities is palpable, especially among developers and enthusiasts who want to see how Apple will improve text handling and voice recognition through updates like the revamped Siri interface.

Marty shares his experiences with running the beta, highlighting some underwhelming aspects of Apple intelligence, while we all voice the consensus that some features still feel “early-stage.” We also discuss public access to the 18.1 beta and caution users against installing it on production devices, reminding listeners of the potential instability that often accompanies beta software. Of particular interest is the integration of AI features like improved spell-checking, grammar corrections, and enhanced user input methods.

Transitioning into discussions on Vision Pro, I share my experiences with the device over the last two weeks. We cover the recent updates to Vision OS 2, including enhanced response times and new guest modes for easier use by family and friends. Guy and Marty contribute insights about the evolving app landscape for Vision Pro, connecting it to broader trends in VR and AR technology, as well as user adoption challenges associated with high-cost devices.

From there, we dive into the excitement surrounding the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro's upcoming release. There’s an electric buzz in the conversation as we discuss the features of the new devices, especially the ease of repairs highlighted in Apple's communications. With the iPhone 16, we see a shift where repairability is finally being addressed, paving the way for sustainable practices in tech.

As we discuss some of the risks of being an early adopter, especially with iOS 18, I present a series of the most exciting new features we can expect to see with the OS, including the revamped Control Center, RCS support for smoother communication integration across devices, customizable home screen widgets, and enhancements to the calculator app. Each feature seems to represent a significant leap in usability and user experience.

Throughout the episode, we also touch on new security features, including the ability to lock apps and hide them for enhanced privacy, which is especially useful for sensitive applications. The Passwords app is also discussed, with a consensus that while it may not replace niche solutions like 1Password, it provides a solid and user-friendly option for the average person looking to manage their passwords effectively.

In a lighter vein, we wrap up our conversations about the sports app updates and the implications for streaming sports, discussing the rising costs and complications that often frustrate sports fans. Jeff vocalizes common grievances about the fragmentation of sports streaming services, while we all acknowledge the challenges ahead for sports enthusiasts trying to navigate this landscape.

As we conclude, we emphasize how each update and new feature ultimately aims to enhance user experiences across Apple’s ecosystem. It’s a thrilling time for tech enthusiasts, and we’re excited to see how these updates will transform the ways we interact with our devices.

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Beta this week. iOS 18.1 Beta 4 was released this week.Apple Seeds Fourth Developer Betas of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1 With Apple Intelligence

iOS 18.1 Beta 4 Expands Phone Call Recording and Transcribing to Select Older iPhone Models

Apple Seeds First iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia Public Betas With Apple Intelligence

Download tvOS 18.1 Beta 1 for Apple TV

watchOS 11.1 Beta 1 Now Available

Vision Pro This week. Apple Releases visionOS 2 With 2D Spatial Photos Feature, Persona Updates, Improved Guest Mode and More

Apple Vision Pro's Killer New Feature Coming Later This Year

Apple Releases visionOS 2.1 Beta 1 for Vision Pro

Is the Vision Pro a flop? We discussed this.

Alternative device? https://www.roadtovr.com/htc-vive-focus-vision-specs-price-release-date-announcement/

iPhone 16 releases tomorrow 9/20 Recap of what model they

iOS and iPadOS 17.7with bug fixes Apple releases iOS 17.7 with security fixes as an iOS 18 alternative

When Should You Upgrade to Apple’s 2024 OS Releases

iOS 18 was released to everyone this week.

iOS 18 Features: The Ultimate Mega Guide

Dave’s Top 5 list of iOS 18 Features

Control Center Everything New With the iOS 18 Control Center

RCS Support and iMessage New Features Everything New in the iOS 18 Messages App

RCS in iOS 18: What You Need to Know About Apple's Android Messaging Overhaul MVNO carriers won't have it right away, https://www.macrumors.com/guide/ios-18-home-screen/

Homescreen customization moving apps on any part of home screen Hide App Names on Your iPhone Home Screen https://www.macrumors.com/guide/ios-18-home-screen/

Passwords app iOS 18 Passwords App: All the New Features

Calculator has math notes, conversions iOS 18: What's New With the Calculator App

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Apple Releases New AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 Firmware

Apple Says These Five Changes Make iPhone 16 Models Easier to Repair

Apple Says iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus Batteries Can Be Removed With Low-Voltage Electrical Current

End-to-End Encryption Coming for iPhone-to-Android RCS Messages

Apple Talking With JPMorgan Chase About Potential Apple Card Partnership

Apple Sports App Updated With Live Scores on iPhone's Lock Screen and More New Features

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itek1 · 10 months ago

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iOS 18.1 beta 2 - Apple lo rilascia agli sviluppatori

Apple rilascia iOS 18.1 beta 2 agli sviluppatori. Apple rilascia la seconda beta di iOS 18.1 agli sviluppatori. Ricordo a tutti che iOS 18.1 sarà compatibile con i seguenti dispositivi: iPhone: iPhone 15 Pro Max; iPhone 15 Pro; iPhone 15; iPhone 14 Pro Max; iPhone 14 Pro; iPhone 14; iPhone SE 2022; iPhone 13 Pro Max; iPhone 13 Pro; iPhone 13; iPhone 13 mini; iPhone 12 Pro Max; iPhone 12…

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news2024news · 10 months ago

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Apple releases iOS 18.1 Developer Beta 2 with a cool Safari feature missing from the first Beta http://dlvr.it/TBrw1l

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bilisimnethaber · 10 months ago

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iOS 18.1 beta 2 yayınlandı! Apple Intelligence özellikleri geldi

Apple, iOS 18.1’in ikinci beta sürümü geliştiricilere sunuldu. iOS 18.1 beta 2 sürümü, Apple’ın yapay zeka yeniliği olan Apple Intelligence ile birlikte geliyor. iOS 18.1, şu an sadece yeni iPhone 15 Pro ve iPhone 15 Pro Max modellerinde kullanılabilir durumda. Peki, bu beta sürümünde neler var? Detaylar haberimizde… iOS 18.1 beta 2, Apple Intelligence’ın gücünü ortaya çıkardı Apple…

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biancarogers · 11 months ago

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New Mac mini, Pay for AI, iPhone 16 and iOS 18.1 Beta 2 Soon 💻📱🔄 https://applevideos.co.uk/apple-arcade/new-mac-mini-pay-for-ai-iphone-16-and-ios-181-beta-2-soon

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daveg65 · 10 months ago

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322 - Glowtime Predictions and Apple Music is a Full Contact Sport In the Car

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave is joined by guest Kelly Guimont, Marty Jencius, Jeff Gamet, and Ben Roethig. We discuss the iOS 18 beta's progress and new features, share tips for providing developer feedback, and speculate on the upcoming Apple event on September 9, including the iPhone 16 and Apple Watch updates. The conversation also covers the implications of Bluetooth 6 and a creative use of AirTags to catch package thieves, showcasing innovative tech applications in everyday life. Excitement for Apple's future developments permeates the episode, setting the stage for further insights in the coming weeks.

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In this episode, we delve into the latest and greatest in Apple's ecosystem, covering everything from iOS updates to exciting new product predictions ahead of the upcoming Apple event. I'm joined by experts Kelly Guimpnt, Ben Roethjig, Jeff Gamet, and Marty Jencius, each bringing their insights and enthusiasm for all things Apple.

We kick off the episode by discussing the current state of beta testing for iOS 18, noting its progression towards completion and the anticipated launch at the close of the month. Each panelist shares their experiences with the latest beta features, from enhanced customization options to the joys and quirks of the Music app updates. Our resident beta tester offers valuable tips, emphasizing the importance of providing feedback to developers during testing to ensure a smooth final rollout.

As we transition into product speculation for the upcoming Apple event on September 9, we explore the likely unveilings, including the much-anticipated iPhone 16 lineup, Apple Watch updates, and possibly new AirPods. We engage in a lively discussion on what we hope to see from the Apple event, with varying opinions on whether the iPhone mini will be making a return and what exciting features the Apple Watch might include this year.

In addition to our product predictions, we also address the introduction of Bluetooth 6, discussing its potential impact on Apple's precision-finding capabilities and how it might revolutionize the way users interact with their devices. Kelly raises a crucial point about the slow adoption of new technologies and how it might affect users in the short term.

The episode takes a lighter turn when we explore a fascinating new use case for AirTags, where a California woman creatively employed the device to track down package thieves. This leads to an in-depth conversation on the innovative ways users are harnessing technology to tackle everyday problems, as we reminisce about similar past endeavors that blend technology with a bit of humor and cleverness.

As we wrap up, the camaraderie and shared excitement for what's to come in Apple's world shine through. We encourage listeners to stay tuned for more detailed analyses of the Apple event and the impact of new technology on our daily lives in future episodes.

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Beta this week. We are very close to release of iOS 18

When to Expect iOS 18 on Your iPhone as Beta Testing Wraps Up

Hands-on with Clean Up in iOS 18.1 Beta 3 [Video]

Apple Music in iOS 18: Five new features are coming soon

Vision Pro This week. Apple Seeds Ninth visionOS 2 Beta to Developers

FYI: This is the summarized changelog from what’s changed in Beta 9 visionOS 2 Beta 9 Changelog

Vision Pro will live or die on Apple’s own words: ‘spatial computer Would you agree?

What is the HEIC photo format on the iPhone? The Quickest Ways to Convert HEIC to JPEG

iMazing Converter | Free Photo HEIC to JPEG and Video HEVC to MPEG-4 Conversion Tool

Kelly's friend Aaron Hockley (aka TechPhotoGuy) shared a shortcut to send a JPG:

Convert HEIC to JPG with This iOS Shortcut

Apple’s Glow time event is next week and the panel gives their predictions.

Apple’s iPhone 16 event: how to watch and what to expect

How to watch the iPhone 16 Glowtime reveal event - tune in for iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Plus and iPhone 16 Pro Max

New iPhone 16 Pro 2TB Storage Option: All the Rumors In Favor

iPhone 16 Launch Month Is Here: Everything We Know

Four advantages the iPhone 16 Pro will have over the iPhone 16

Why ‘AirPods SE’ could debut next week as Apple’s new entry model

Apple Watch users are getting asked about features, battery life, and use of smart rings

iPad Mini 7? What to Expect From Apple's 2024 iPad Mini 7

AirPods 4 Rumors: Everything We Know So Far

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Slow Horses season 4 starts streaming today

Bluetooth 6 Launches, Could Enhance iPhone's Precision Finding Feature

AirTags are now being used as bait to catch package thieves

Mark Rober and Macaulay Culkin troll Porch Pirates: Glitter Bomb 2.0 vs Porch Pirates

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daveg65 · 1 year ago

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311 - CarPlay is Must Have in your New Car

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave he is joined by guest Mike Potter, Marty Jencius, and Jeff Gamet. 1Password introduces recovery codes so you’ll never lose access to your most sensitive information and we talk about password managers and is this safe to use. There was a New survey that reveals how many people consider CarPlay as a must-have in a new car and we discuss the numbers and is CarPlay important to have in your car. Final Cut Camera for iPhone now available on the App Store which could be a game changer plus Apple releases Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 alongside Final Cut Pro 10.8 for Mac/ Plus much more.

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Beta this week. iOS 17.6 Beta 1 was released this week and iOS 18 Beta 1 continues.

iOS 17.6 public beta 1 now available, plus macOS 14.6 and more

Apple Seeds First Betas of iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 to Developers

Apple Seeds First Beta of macOS Sonoma 14.6 to Developers

Apple Seeds First Beta of tvOS 17.6 to Developers

Apple Seeds First Beta of watchOS 10.6 to Developers

Apple Releases First Beta of visionOS 1.3 to Developers

iOS 18 Beta News

These iOS 18 Features Aren't Coming to iPhones Until iOS 18.1 or Later

watchOS 11 Supports Automatic Nap Detection

Here's Everything New in the Messages App on iOS 18

iOS 18: These Apple Intelligence Features Won't Be Ready Until 2025

iOS 18 Gains Emergency SOS Live Video Support

Apple Explains How iOS 18 Genmoji Work

CarPlay is a must have. There was a New survey that reveals how many people consider CarPlay as a must-have in a new car and we discuss the numbers and is CarPlay important to have in your car.

New survey reveals how many people consider CarPlay a must-have in a new car

CarPlay wireless adapter mentioned: https://amzn.to/4eqUPDT

YouTube and their “personalized ads” on iOS. We also discuss YouTube Premium and its value.

YouTube will ask iOS users to ‘Allow’ tracking for more personalized ads

1Password introduces recovery codes so you’ll never lose access to your most sensitive information

Final Cut Camera for iPhone now available on the App Store

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Apple releases Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 alongside Final Cut Pro 10.8 for Mac

Apple Discontinuing Apple Pay Later If you need help with your Apple Pay Later loan or purchase

New iOS 18 API brings AirPods setup experience to third-party accessories

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