#iOS 11.1 beta 3

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iOS 11.1 beta 3 vs iOS 11.0.3 test szybkości Aktualizacja do iOS 11.1 jest już coraz bliżej i prawdopodobnie spora część z Was zastanawia się jak nowy iOS będzie działał na różnych…

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Apple lanza iOS 11.1 Beta 3 para desarrolladores (Novedades + Descarga)

Apple lanza iOS 11.1 Beta 3 para desarrolladores (Novedades + Descarga)

Muchos usuarios aman iOS 11, otros no tanto, sin embargo, Apple se ha dedicado a actualizar el sistema agregando nuevas funciones y características. En este caso hablaremos de iOS 11.1 beta 3 la cual fue lanzada (hace un par de horas) para los desarrolladores. Conoce las novedades y cómo puedes descargarla (more…)

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It may just be that the new Apple macOS Big Sur 11.1 update is incoming for Mac users sometime in the next few days. It can be expected, considering the fact that Apple has released the macOS Big Sur 11.1 release candidate for developers and public beta ...

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Apple released iOS 11.1 third beta- Download Cydia iOS 11.0.3

Apple is the world famous mobile device which is everyone desire to have. Cydia download is a trend, among all the Apple end users. But Apple is not allowed to Download any other external apps and change their standard interface with other applications. But through jailbreak, you can Download and Install any other external apps, tweaks and much more as you wish. Apple seeded iOS 11 major updates to the public on 19th September. As a result of that, it seeded three minor updates of iOS 11 and last released version is iOS 11.0.3. Now you can Download cydia iOS 11.0.3 easily. Currently, Apple seeded few betas of iOS 11.1 next version to the public. Already there you can Download three beta versions of iOS 11.1. 

Download iOS 11.0.3 on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch

As I mentioned Apple doesn't like to install third-party apps on an Apple handset. But a few months ago jailbreak developers help to Download third-party application store on iDevices. So Jailbreak is the easy method that you canDownload Cydiaeasily. But now, there you can Download this application without jailbreaking. It is Online Semi Jailbreak method. Online jailbreak method is the famous method that you can Download Cydia for iOS devices. If you are waiting for a perfect solution foriOS 11.0.3 jailbreakand Cydia download, this is the only way to make your dream come true.

This iOS 11.0.3 version compatible with 64-bit devices such as iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X,  iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 5s,9-inch iPad Pro 2nd generation, 9-inch iPad Pro 1st generation, 5-inch iPad Pro, 7-inch iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad 5th generation, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPod touch 6th generation. 

This third version came to the chapter with bug fixes and according to the Apple release note, it fixed an issue where the audio and haptic feedback would not work on some iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus devices. And also it Addresses an issue where touch input was unresponsive on some iPhone 6s displays because they were not serviced with genuine Apple parts. It comes just after the Cydia iOS 11.0.2 and update is about 285MB in size. 

A few Famous iOS 11.0.3 Cydia Apps

Message customizer, HideIconLabels, HideMex, Springtomize, Harnor, MultiIconMover, CCToggles, Polus, CCCustomizer, Bloard, DisplayRecorder, CCLowPower, Bars, GIFViewer, NativeQR, Sonus, StatusHud, youtube volume, Floater, InfiniDock, Cyrus, TutuApp, vShare are some of apps that can be downloaded via online semi Jailbreak.

iOS 11.1 new release

iOS 11.1 version includes the hundreds of new emoji characters and more which is missing from the initial iOS 11 release. This software is available to download for testers only. Basically, It pushing bug fixes on a regular basis in order to stabilize things for everyone. This software is available to download for testers only. If you already have iOS 11.1 Beta installed then you candownload iOS 11.1Beta 3 over the air immediately. Additionally, it is available for those interested in running beta software on their Apple Watch and Apple TV.

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Saigon Jailbreak 10.2.1 & iOS 11.1 Beta 3 Update!! (iOS 11)

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iOS 11.1 public beta 3 a fost lansat pentru utilizatorii de iPhone, iPad și iPod touch

iOS 11.1 public beta 3 a fost lansat pentru utilizatorii de iPhone, iPad și iPod touch

iOS 11.1 public beta 3 a fost lansat marți dimineață pentru utilizatorii iPhone, iPad și iPod touch înscriși în programul public de testare Apple Beta. Noua versiune de prelansare a sistemului de operare iOS sosește la nici măcar o zi distanță de iOS 11.1 beta 3 și la aproape trei săptămâni distanță de iOS 11.1 public beta 1. Atât iOS 11.1 public beta 3, cât și iOS 11.1 beta 3 au numărul de build…

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iOS 11 and iOS 11.4 features and updates

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iOS 11 and iOS 11.4 features and updates

The iOS 11.4 update has launched for iPhone and iPad, and Apple is bringing new iOS features such as AirPlay 2 and Messages in the Cloud today. 

iOS 11 is a big deal even if you’re not buying the new iPhone X or iPhone 8. Your device may feel like new thanks to several user interface changes and fresh features.

Importantly, the latest version of Apple’s software fixes irritating iOS 11 problems  and adds a battery health function to track and even halt performance throttling.

So what’s iOS 11.4 like? Is it worth downloading or waiting for iOS 12 at the Apple WWDC 2018 keynote? And is it bug-free enough for you to do so? Below are our thoughts on every major feature.

Latest update: iOS 11.4

iOS 11.4 has two new front-facing features, and likely a host of bug fixes behind the scenes. And both of the features are long-overdue promises from last year’s WWDC.

Multi-room audio, stereo HomePod support and Messages in the Cloud are new to iOS 11.4.

Specifically, AirPlay 2 brings multi-room audio to your Apple devices and Bluetooth-connected speakers. You can play music in more than just one room and ask Siri to play songs in certain rooms on command. We also get stereo HomePod support with the new update.

Messages in the Cloud is the other highlight to iOS 11.4. It backs up your iMessages and text messages, and syncs them across devices. This means you’ll free up internal storage, and if you delete a message on one device, happens on every device. That’s handy. 

iOS 11.3 features

Four new Animoji: lion, dragon, skull and bear

New battery health menu and AR improvements

No iMessages in iCloud or AirPlay 2 multi-room audio

Avoid it if you had a third-party screen replacement

You download the iOS 11.3 today and we recommend it – unless you have an iPhone 8 screen that was repaired by a third-party (not Apple). Some people experienced a disabled touchscreen, which is devastating on an iPhone. Everyone else should download the update right away.

With iOS 11.3, you can assume new Animoji masks, just in case you think their 15 minutes of Karaoke Animoji fame isn’t over yet.

There are four new Animoji masks for the iPhone X coming with 11.3: lion, dragon, skull and bear. Sadly, you still can’t use Animoji outside of the iMessages app yet.

The four new Animoji masks Apple has added to iOS 11.3

Apple is even more bullish on AR, so it’s bringing ARKit 1.5 to the masses with the ability to more accurately map virtual objects to new surfaces, including irregular shaped walls. We got to see this demoed on the new iPad 2018 with an app called Boulevard AR.

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You’ll find a new battery health menu in iOS 11.3 settings menu. Apple is labeling it a beta, but it can already tell your maximum battery capacity, indicating how much it has degraded. Our five-month-old iPhone X can charge up to 99%, for example. 

Older iPhones will also find the ability switch off performance throttling in the battery menu if they favor normal phone speed over battery longevity. This was at the heart of the iPhone slowdown scandal that sparked the new for this menu. 

Here’s what you won’t find on iOS 11.3: Messages still can’t be stored on iCloud in this update. Apple has promised to free up space on your phone, which is handy if you text photos and videos to your friends. Also, when you delete a message, it  vanishes on your other devices (like a Mac or iPad). They’re in the iOS 11.4 beta right now, so we expect to see this missing features very soon.

We’re also waiting to test out AirPlay 2 with multi-room audio on a pair of Apple HomePod speakers. The feature is also absent from iOS 11.3.

iOS 11.2 features

Apple Pay Cash made its US debut on December 4

Users can send money to each other via iMessage

Apple Pay Cash, which lets you send money to friends through iMessages, made its debut in iOS 11.2 along with some bug fixes.

The company’s peer-to-peer payments system started rolling out to iPhone and iPad users on December 4, though it’s only in the US so far.

iOS 11.1 features

iOS 11.1 added over 100 new emoji

Warning: only users with iOS 11.1 can send and receive them

iOS 11.1 launched on Tuesday, October 31, directly ahead of Friday’s iPhone X release date. It’s a natural time to make sweeping changes to the mobile OS.

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The big highlight are the new iOS 11.1 emoji. There a hundred new or changed emoji you can send (or receive) if you make the update. Note: they won’t show up properly for anyone running iOS 10.0.3 or below.

iOS 11 features exclusive to iPhone X, iPhone 8

iOS 11 includes a couple of iPhone X-exclusive features that you won’t find on the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, or older handsets.

Apple is combining emoji with animations, and it takes advantage of the iPhone X’s 3D face-scanning TrueDepth camera array. The result is Animoji, which tracks the muscles in your face to animate the emoji. All of your Messages texts will benefit (or suffer, depending on your view of expressive emoji).

Face ID and home-button-replacing gesture-swiping will also be an iPhone X-only feature. Face ID replaces Touch ID as a biometric sensor, and it’s going to take time for people to learn how iOS 11 replaces the home button on the new flagship Apple phone.

Portrait Lighting, also available on the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, is an option Apple has added to its existing background-blurring Portrait Mode photos. It uses the dual-lens depth-sensing camera and machine learning to simulate a range of lighting effects: Contour Light, Natural Light, Stage Light, Stage Light Mono, and Studio Light.

Watch our video below to learn all about the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus

How iOS 11 changes your current iPhone and iPad

iOS is an especially big upgrade for the iPad, which can now be considered a more viable laptop replacement thanks to revamped iOS multitasking. Both the iPad and iPhone get a much-needed Control Center reorganization too.

Apple Pay will support peer-to-peer money transfer, there are new camera modes, Siri is smarter, and iOS 11 (finally) thrusts Apple to the forefront of augmented reality innovation with ARKit.

Here the highlights of iOS 11 beta, and how it’ll enhance your existing iPhone and iPad experience.

New multi-tasking grid view with a redesigned Control Center

iOS 11 dock makes iPad multitasking easy

The new iPad Pro 10.5 and iPad Pro 12.9 are becoming laptop replacements for many people, and iOS 11 makes that a reality thanks to improved multitasking.

iOS 11 includes a dock just like a Mac computer, and it follows you from app-to-app along the bottom. It’s hidden, but you can always swipe up to access it.

The bottom app dock also shows up in the multitasking menu, which is now laid out in a grid. It’s easier to jump between apps now, just like on any MacBook.

TechRadar’s take: This is the most important iOS 11 change if you own a newer iPad. We found that the new dock and multitasking grid menu felt less like a siloed app switcher and more like a multi-window-friendly computer. That’s important for the growing number of people who use their iPad Pro as a laptop replacement.

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Drag and drop apps right into split-screen view

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You can also drag and drop photos and hyperlinks across split-screen apps

iOS 11 problems

The first iOS 11 problems emerged on launch day, but really, they’ve existed in the beta, too. We’re just seeing more people experience (and complain about) the bugs now.

Besides the usual battery drain issues and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth troubles, people we noticing that Control Center won’t disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth from the quick settings toggles.

Instead, you have navigate to the normal settings menu. Control Center simply disconnects you from your current Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections. That’s helpful-ish, but not properly labeled.

Drag and drop comes to the iPad

Drag and Drop also debuts on iOS 11, and instantly launches apps in split-screen mode when you drag them to the side of the screen.

You can also transport items across a split screen: text, photos, hyperlinks, files, and so on. This – not the iMac Pro – is Apple’s answer to a touchscreen computer.

iOS 11 makes the iPad feel more like a laptop than merely a super-sized iPhone, and it’s something that no Android tablet, not even the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, offers today.

Drag and Drop for iPhone may be a possibility in the future. 

TechRadar’s take: Drag and drop removes several unnecessary steps when using an iPad for productivity purposes. In our testing, we were relieved to no longer be forced to copy and then paste simple text and photos between a split-screen menu. It’s all right there. For the last two years we’ve thought you should be able to drag and drop. Now you can.

iOS 11 features hint at iPhone 8 AR

iOS 11 just gave Apple the largest AR platform in the world – overnight, thanks to so many iPhones and iPads bing out there. It’s an instant boon for augmented reality fans and developers alike.

That’s why the developer-focused Apple ARKit is a big deal for everyone, not just app makers. Get ready for a futuristic life in augmented reality.

The App Store is currently being filled with AR games and software tools. We downloaded a fun game called Flat Pack and used an IKEA app to place furniture in a tiny, tiny New York City apartment bedroom (nothing fit, it turns out).

Developers will continue to create AR apps, overlaying virtual objects on the real world using your iPhone or iPad and its camera. It’s like a really advanced version of Pokemon Go, but with many more possibilities.

Apple just created a new playground for millions of existing devices, and put the Microsoft Hololens and Google Tango on notice.

TechRadar’s take: The AR apps in the App Store right now are mostly filled with “extra AR levels.” That said, we’re very hopeful for Apple’s big AR push given how many iOS devices there are out there. It’ll take a bit of time to flesh out this idea.

iOS 11 puts Apple Pencil to the test

The Apple Pencil is a great little tool for the iPad Pro series, but our one complaint in our iPad Pro 9.7 review was that you can’t use it everywhere you’d like to in apps.

That all changes with iOS 11. Instant Markup lets you draw on PDFs and photos, while Instant Notes lets you jot things down ASAP – right from the lock screen.

All of your Instant Notes on the lock screen are saved in Notes, so don’t worry. And drawing on Notes near existing text cleverly now moves the text out of the way.

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Take notes, even from the lock screen. It saves in Notes, don’t worry

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You can mark-up with the Apple Pencil right from PDFs and images

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Text, move out of the way. I’m drawing here!

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Scan and sign documents without the need for a multi-function printer

Document Scanner in Notes does away with the need to painstakingly scan important documents that you need to sign. 

It scans, crops edges, removes tilt and glare and lets you fill in the blanks or sign away with an Apple Pencil.

TechRadar’s take: This is another significant update for the iPad Pro series. We’re not saying the Apple Pencil was useless, but the scenarios for it were very limited (hello, artists). Now, iOS 11 makes it a productivity tool, and it goes hand-in-hand with the wizardry of Apple’s document scan.

New iPad keyboard shortcuts 

Apple is making a big productivity push with the iPad Pro 10.5-inch, and iOS 11 is doing its part with tweaked keyboard shortcuts.

You won’t have to switch to the second keyboard layer any more

It combines letter keys with numbers, symbols and punctuation marks (currently found on the second keyboard layer), letting you access them with a new flicking gesture.

Flicking these secondary numbers and symbols downward is easier than having to switch back and forth between the two layers. We kind of wish it were coming to the iPhone 7 Plus, too.

TechRadar’s take: This is one of the smallest iOS 11 changes, but also one of the most important. Not having to flip back and forth between keyboard layers saves you a step, which results in about half a second of saved time. Add them up over the course of the day, and you’ve got more time on your hands and a less stressful means of typing out a real email that’s longer than one line. We really like this new iOS 11 feature.

Apple Files opens up your many clouds

Apple is debuting a new Files app in iOS 11 that lets you sort through all of your files. Your can browse, search and organize them all in one place.

Apple Files not only has recent files from your iPad, but on other iOS devices, in iCloud Drive and from other services, including Box, Google Drive and Dropbox.

It’s just one more way Apple is trying to make the iPad Pro a de facto computer for people who don’t need a MacBook 2017 or iMac Pro.

TechRadar’s take: This move, like announcing the Apple Pencil two years ago, goes against what we expected from the company. However, it’s a welcome change with iOS 11. You may not use files right away, but as you rely on the new remote document and photo repository more and more, it’ll become essential to your device.

iMessages won’t take up your storage anymore

Update: launching with iOS 11.3 beta

iOS 11 makes iMessages even better than it already is with seamless iCloud syncing across your iPhone, iPad and Mac.

That means two things. First, when you delete a conversation bubble on an iPad, it’ll also disappear on your iPhone and MacBook Pro. Great.

Second, it frees up all of your iMessage storage, a real problem for rabid texters who have been with Apple since iMessage first launched.

Whether or not you know it, iMessages take up a bunch of space in your iPhone and iPad. It’s all of that ‘Other’ storage in yellow if you ever look in iTunes.

Soon, with iOS 11, you’ll be able to back up all of your iMessages to iCloud as they get archived to Apple’s secure internet servers. That’s a big relief.

TechRadar’s take: The fact that iOS 11 syncs iMessages between devices via iCloud is a bigger change than all of the cosmetic, sticker-filled additions we got with iOS 10. Why? Because even though it’s a great texting app, especially since you can message people on a Mac and iPad (something that’s not easy to do natively on Android), messages can get out of order or remain on your other devices once you delete them. The fact that it frees up a lot of storage from the yellow ‘Other’ mystery bar is a bonus. 

Apple Pay payments to friends

Update: Apple Pay Cash debuted in the US in December

Apple Pay has expanded to include person-to-person payment features when you upgrade to iOS 11. It’s exactly what Venmo and PayPal do right now, but via an app-free solution.

Apple Pay payments use Touch ID (or Face ID) for authentication and iMessages to send payments between friends or other contacts who owe you money.

With so many contactless payment options on iOS right now, including Gmail and Facebook, there’s no reason to avoid paying back your friends.

Plus it has the enhancement of being able to use Apple Pay Cash right away via any terminal that accepts Apple Pay. This means you won’t have to wait for the money your friends give you to be deposited in your bank account.

TechRadar’s take: This is Apple’s me-too attempt to expand Apple Pay into a Venmo rival, and it’s overall a good thing. Whether or not most users will get a lot of use out of it remains to be seen. It’s hard to drive awareness to this new iOS 11 feature, even if it can be handy in everyday life with friends.

Just a note: Apple Pay Cash didn’t launching right away and isn’t a worldwide feature just yet. It debuted in the US on December 4, 2017.

Welcome to the new App Store

We didn’t get an iTunes refresh at WWDC 2017, but iOS 11 is giving us a brand new App Store on the iPhone and iPad.

The Today tab leads things off by refreshing its app picks daily and telling stories behind the top apps. The format feels very much like what Apple did in Music last year.

Don’t worry, every app will still have a product page, but iOS 11 is putting a lot of focus on the new ‘Games’ and ‘Apps’ tabs to spotlight the best in those areas.  

Apple says the new App Store on your mobile devices is ‘designed for discovery’ and is a way to make app downloading exciting again, like it was nine years ago.

TechRadar take: We’ve looked around the new App Store on iOS 11 and like what we see for the most part. The updates tab isn’t as streamlined due to more white space among menus and larger text that spans more lines than before, but everywhere else there is of benefit. It’s about time things changed for this app.

Siri is smarter and sounds different

Siri is getting a more natural-sounding voice with the iOS 11 update, and you’re able to pick between female and male voice options.

To make Siri sound like an AI from the future, Apple gave it a way to say the same word with different tones. It’s not always the same robot-like pronunciation.

Siri is boosting its contextual learning, too, going as far as surfacing different word suggestions after you read a specific news story in Apple News or Safari.

Did you just read some news about Iceland and are starting to type in a word like Reykjavik? Let Siri finish up that forthcoming typo of yours.

Siri is on 375 million devices, and is in more languages and more countries than any other personal assistant. So Apple is taking advantage of that with iOS 11.

It uses deep learning for quick translations like we haven’t seen before. Want to order an authentic dish in Chinese? Just have Siri say it for you.

TechRadar’s tech: The iOS 11 proves that Siri isn’t just smarter, but sounds more human in this version of the operating system. In addition to being more useful and competing with Google Assistant and Alexa, it’s nice to see Siri sound less like a robot.

iOS 11 revamps Control Center

iOS 11 gives Control Center a complete overhaul with an all-in-one look to put quick controls at your fingertips – without having to swipe between menus.

Everything is combined now: system controls, app shortcuts and music controls. Just pull up from the bottom of the screen and there they are.

It’s a lot different than before, so the design will force you to get used to the new arrangement (you’ll probably hate it on day one, love it on day two). Of course, it’ll be easier and faster once it becomes second nature.

You’ll also be able to disable Control Center in apps. This is helpful for games where swiping up may be a means to control on-screen characters or maps.

TechRadar’s take: Don’t let Control Center’s unrefined, button-filled looks fool you. It’s a great new addition to the iOS 11 feature list. We’ve been asking for custom shortcuts in this menu since it first launched, and now we finally have them (at least for a lot of first-party apps and settings).

It still doesn’t have a fast way to change up or connect to new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals – you’ll need to go to the settings app for that. But everything else is a step in the right direction compared to the multi-pane Control Center from years past.

Lock screen and notification center are now one

Lock screen notifications and notification center are joining forces in iOS 11, and that makes it easier to see which older alerts you’ve missed.

Swiping up on the normal lock screen will display notifications from earlier in the day, essentially giving you access to notification center from the lock screen. 

Meanwhile, the usual notification center gesture (swipe down from the top of your iPhone) brings up the new lock screen/notification center menu.

TechRadar’s take: Remember how getting rid of slide to unlock in favor of using the Touch ID button really threw you in last year’s update (and many people disabled the press down means of lock screen entry)? This is on the same level. It takes some time to get used to.

It’s helpful, but we’re used to swiping notifications left or right on the home screen, which now leads to the Today menu or the camera app, even if you’re overtop of a notification. This requires more of a muscle memory retraining than anything else.

New camera modes and photo storage

The iOS 11 camera app debuts new modes that further chip away at the need to always bring a high-end DSLR with you. It’s that advanced.

Apple’s Live Photos take on Instagram’s Loop app with its own Loop and Bounce options. Either play them in a loop or have them rock back and forth endlessly.

Long exposures are going to let you capture still photos with proper motion blur. Think: waterfalls, car traffic tail lights, stars moving across the night sky.

New filters are also coming to iOS 11, with Apple promising that portrait photos will be expressive and skin tones more natural in the end.

It’s also changing the way we store videos and photos with new standards, HEIF (High Efficiency Image Format) and HEVC (High Efficiency Video Codec).

The good news here is that these next-generation compression technologies won’t take up nearly as much storage – and you’ll never even notice.

TechRadar’s take: Live Photos have been fun, but they’re never perfect, especially if you have a cool motion photo that ends with you pointing your camera down toward the ground because you thought the moving photo would have stopped recording by then. Now you can trim them and loop them for better effects.

Driving without distraction thanks to iOS 11

You shouldn’t be driving and texting anyway, but Apple is literally driving that point home with a new Do Not Disturb While Driving feature in iOS 11.

It’ll shut off notifications just like Do Not Disturb, but do so automatically if you are behind the wheel. Apple concedes not everyone has Apple CarPlay just yet, which it argues is a safer, hands-free solution.

But this feature allows you to drive safely without it. It will even shoot a text over to those who try to contact you with a message saying that you will get back to them shortly. 

What if you’re just a law-abiding passenger? It’s easy to confirm that, so you can continue to ignore the driver by looking at important cat GIFs on your iPhone.

What if you really need to get in contact with someone? You can enter the word “urgent” to break through the Do No Disturb feature.

TechRadar’s take: We have already found this useful driving in our car. It turns on automatically and asks us if we’re the one driving, just in case we’re not. You do have an out as a passenger. We also found there’s an automatic text reply that can optionally be sent to anyone who messages you while you’re driving. Another step-saving iOS 11 improvement.

Apple Maps goes indoors, adds lane assist

One less distraction comes with Maps, which is getter smarter on the road and even indoors as of the iOS 11 update.

Lane assist and speed limits are coming to Apple Maps, which is handy for safe driving in all ways. Maps has come a long way since its disastrous inception.

And while Apple isn’t done improving Apps outdoors, it’s going indoors, too with detailed maps of hundreds of airports and malls around the world. 

This is the future: finding out which restaurants are past security at LAX or which stores are on level three of the multi-story mall is possible with iOS 11.

TechRadar’s take: Apple Maps has only become reliable in the last year, and it’s starting to give Google some competition with these new features. It’s playing catch-up with lane assist, but we’re intrigued by the possibilities of indoor mapping. That’s not really a thing other mapping apps do, never mind Apple Maps

Your music just got better with iOS 11

Apple is expanding its already leading presence in Smart Home control with new iOS 11 multi-speaker controls and further tweaking the Apple Music design.

This is great news ahead of the Apple HomePod launch.

AirPlay 2 will let you control several speakers throughout your house with a new Apple Home menu. Everything can be in sync on all of your home speakers.

Apple Music is getting equally exciting changes. You’ll be able to amass better playlists by consulting with your friends – without ever having to ask them thanks to shared playlists, albums and stations.

Siri is getting in on music curation, too, with Apple promising that as of iOS 11, its virtual assistant knows sounds you love and can answer band trivia.

TechRadar’s take: Multi-room audio, whether or not you have Apple’s new speaker, is a great addition to iOS 11. it remains to be seen, however, if your existing speaker will be able to upgrade to support Apple’s AirPlay 2 standard. Everything else about the Music app changes we like, especially the ability to curate playlists based on what friends are listening to.

Which iPhones are compatible with iOS 11 

Apple has limited its iOS 11 update to phones that run the 64-bit chipset, first introduced with the iPhone 5S, meaning all iPhones before this with a 32-bit processor won’t get the update. The same goes for older apps that haven’t been updated for the faster chipset. They just won’t work.

Which iPads are compatible with iOS 11?

When it comes to iOS 11, the iPad mini 2, mini 3, and mini 4 are still holding it, even though Apple hasn’t made a new iPad mini in several years. All four iPad Pro sizes are compatible with iOS 11, too, as are the two iPad Air tablets.

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Tập hợp lỗi iOS 11.1 và khắc phục thế nào

Tập hợp lỗi iOS 11.1 và khắc phục thế nào Sau khoảng một ngày kể từ bản cập nhật iOS 11.1 chính thức được phát hành, có rất nhiều bạn có những câu hỏi rằng có nên cập nhật iOS 11.1 hay không, bản này thì điện thoại khóa mạng có bị lỗi không,... Những câu hỏi của các bạn sẽ được mình giải đáp ở dưới đây và mình sẽ liên tục cập nhật trong bài viết này. Thiết bị trải nghiệm ứng dụng là iphone 6 vàng gold, iphone 6 vàng hà nội và iphone 6 vàng like new hà nội tại Hoàng Kiên. 1. iPhone khóa mạng khi lên iOS 11.1 có bị văng Active không, có bị lỗi sim ghép không? Câu trả lời là không. Nếu bạn đang ở iOS 11.0.x thì có thể update lên phiên bản 11.1 chính thức luôn nhé, không sợ xảy ra lỗi gì đâu. 2. Tôi đang ở iOS 10.3.x liệu có nên lên iOS 11.1 hay không? Câu trả lời này phụ thuộc vào chính bạn. Liệu bạn dám liều mình không? Bởi đã lên là không thể xuống được. Lời khuyên của mình là nếu bạn vẫn dùng ở bản đó mà vẫn thấy máy mình xài ngon, ổn định thì tốt nhất không nên lên làm gì, cứ để đó mà xài. Còn những ai thích khám phá, thích sự mới mẻ thì hãy cứ lên thôi, đừng ngại. 3. Tại sao khi lên iOS 11.1 tôi vẫn thấy hao pin? Đa số các máy điện thoại sau khi lên iOS 11.1 đều được sửa lỗi hao pin khi sử dụng. Nếu máy bạn vẫn bị hao pin thì đó là do những nguyên nhân khác nữa ở máy chứ không chỉ đơn thuần là do hệ điều hành nữa. Các bạn nên sử dụng máy một vài ngày để máy ổn định lại. Tốt nhất trong trường hợp này bạn nên khôi phục lại cài đặt gốc bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Đặt lại tất cả cài đặt. 4. Bản iOS 11.1 đã sửa được lỗi tắt Wifi, Bluetooth tại Control Center chưa? Rất tiếc là chưa thưa các bạn. 5. Mình lỡ lên iOS 11.2 beta rồi, làm sao để nâng lên iOS 11.1 chính thức? Cách đầu tiên là bạn truy cập vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Cấu hình > iOS Beta Software Profile và tiến hành Xóa cấu hình sau đó bạn khởi động lại máy rồi có thể cập nhật bản iOS 11.1 chính thức như bình thường. Có một cách khác mình biết cũng khá là đơn giản nhưng bạn cần phải sao lưu lại dữ liệu của mình trước khi làm nhé. Đầu tiên, bạn phải tiến hành xóa toàn bộ iPhone bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. Sau khi làm xong, lúc này iPhone của bạn đã về phiên bản cũ hơn, bạn chỉ cần vào Cài đặt chung > Cập nhật phần mềm là có thể tải về bản iOS 11.1 chính thức rồi đấy. 6. Sau khi lên iOS 11.1 thì mình nhận thấy máy có hiện tượng đơ cảm ứng? Để giải quyết vấn đề này, theo mình bạn nên thử khởi động lại máy hoặc đưa iPhone về chế độ xuất xưởng bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. Còn nếu không thì bạn có thể mang máy tới các siêu thị Thế giới di động để kỹ thuật viên bên mình trực tiếp kiểm tra lại. 7. Sau khi cập nhật xong iOS 11.1 thì mình bị lỗi đèn LED không sáng khi có thông báo? Bạn nên thử khỏi động lại máy cũng như truy cập vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Trợ năng > Đèn LED cảnh báo và bật lại. Trong trường hợp đã thử hai cách trên mà vẫn chưa được thì bạn nên sao lưu lại dữ liệu và tiến hành đưa iPhone về trang thái xuất xưởng bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. 8. Tại sao khi nhắn tin tới đầu số 888 vẫn nhận được tin nhắn nhưng không thể đọc được nội dung bên trong? Hiện tại, mình vẫn chưa tìm được cách khắc phục cho vấn để này cho các thuê bao sử dụng mạng Vinaphone, mong các bạn thông cảm. Nhưng mình sẽ cố gắng cập nhật sớm nhất cho các bạn khi tìm được giải pháp cho vấn đề trên. 9. Emoji trên iOS 11.1 trong tin nhắn không hoạt động Mình xin xác nhận lại những emoji này mới chỉ gửi cho những máy iPhone dùng với nhau hoặc trên iMessage mới xem được nội dung nhé. Nếu bạn gửi từ iPhone những emoji này sang một máy khác hoặc Facebook,... thì những emoji mới họ nhận được sẽ là những ô vuông. Thế nên bây giờ chúng ta còn phải chờ để những emoji này được đồng bộ bộ hóa thì mới có thể hiển thị trên tất cả các nền tảng. Đó là những câu hỏi được hỏi nhiều nhất trong ngày hôm nay mà mình vừa mới cập nhật. Các bạn có những thắc mắc nào về phiên bản iOS 11.1 vui lòng bình luận trực tiếp dưới đây và mình sẽ trả lời sớm nhất khi có thể. Lưu ý: Các bạn có câu hỏi thắc mắc nhớ cập nhật thường xuyên ở bài viết này nhé, vì những câu hỏi của bạn sẽ được mình cập nhật liên tục trên bài viết này.�� Đừng quên chia sẻ cho mọi người cùng biết nhé.

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Tập hợp lỗi iOS 11.1 và khắc phục thế nào

Tập hợp lỗi iOS 11.1 và khắc phục thế nào

  Sau khoảng một ngày kể từ bản cập nhật iOS 11.1 chính thức được phát hành, có rất nhiều bạn có những câu hỏi rằng có nên cập nhật iOS 11.1 hay không, bản này thì iPhone Lock có bị lỗi không,... Tất cả câu hỏi của các bạn sẽ được mình giải đáp ở dưới đây và mình sẽ liên tục cập nhật trong bài viết này. Thiết bị trải nghiệm ứng dụng là iphone 6 vàng gold, iphone 6 vàng hà nội và iphone 6 vàng like new hà nội tại Hoàng Kiên. 1. iPhone lock khi lên iOS 11.1 có bị văng Active không, có bị lỗi sim ghép không? Câu trả lời là không. Nếu bạn đang ở iOS 11.0.x thì có thể update lên phiên bản 11.1 chính thức luôn nhé, không sợ xảy ra lỗi gì đâu. 2. Hiện nay tôi đang ở iOS 10.3.x liệu có nên lên iOS 11.1 hay không? Câu trả lời này phụ thuộc vào chính bạn. Liệu bạn dám liều mình không? Bởi đã lên là không thể xuống được. Lời khuyên của mình là nếu bạn vẫn dùng ở bản đó mà vẫn thấy máy mình xài ngon, ổn định thì tốt nhất không nên lên làm gì, cứ để đó mà xài. Còn những ai thích khám phá, thích sự mới mẻ thì hãy cứ lên thôi, đừng ngại. 3. Tại sao khi lên iOS 11.1 tôi vẫn thấy nhanh hết pin? Đa số các máy iPhone sau khi lên iOS 11.1 đều được sửa lỗi hao pin khi sử dụng. Nếu máy bạn vẫn bị hao pin thì đó là do những nguyên nhân khác nữa ở máy chứ không chỉ đơn thuần là do hệ điều hành nữa. Các bạn nên sử dụng máy một vài ngày để máy ổn định lại. Tốt nhất trong trường hợp này bạn nên khôi phục lại cài đặt gốc bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Đặt lại tất cả cài đặt. 4. Bản iOS 11.1 đã sửa được lỗi tắt Wifi, Bluetooth tại Control Center chưa? Rất tiếc là chưa thưa các bạn. 5. Mình lỡ lên iOS 11.2 beta rồi, làm sao để nâng lên iOS 11.1 chính thức? Cách đầu tiên là bạn truy cập vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Cấu hình > iOS Beta Software Profile và tiến hành Xóa cấu hình sau đó bạn khởi động lại máy rồi có thể cập nhật bản iOS 11.1 chính thức như bình thường. Có một cách khác mình biết cũng khá là đơn giản nhưng bạn cần phải sao lưu lại dữ liệu của mình trước khi làm nhé. Đầu tiên, bạn phải tiến hành xóa toàn bộ iPhone bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. Sau khi làm xong, lúc này iPhone của bạn đã về phiên bản cũ hơn, bạn chỉ cần vào Cài đặt chung > Cập nhật phần mềm là có thể tải về bản iOS 11.1 chính thức rồi đấy. 6. Sau khi lên iOS 11.1 thì mình nhận thấy máy có hiện tượng đơ cảm ứng? Để giải quyết vấn đề này, theo mình bạn nên thử khởi động lại máy hoặc đưa iPhone về chế độ xuất xưởng bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. Còn nếu không thì bạn có thể mang máy tới các siêu thị Thế giới di động để kỹ thuật viên bên mình trực tiếp kiểm tra lại. 7. Sau khi cập nhật xong iOS 11.1 thì mình bị lỗi đèn LED không sáng khi có thông báo? Bạn nên thử khỏi động lại máy cũng như truy cập vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Trợ năng > Đèn LED cảnh báo và bật lại. Trong trường hợp đã thử hai cách trên mà vẫn chưa được thì bạn nên sao lưu lại dữ liệu và tiến hành đưa iPhone về trang thái xuất xưởng bằng cách vào Cài đặt > Cài đặt chung > Xóa tất cả nội dung và cài đặt > Xóa iPhone. 8. Tại sao khi nhắn tin tới đầu số 888 vẫn nhận được tin nhắn nhưng không thể đọc được nội dung bên trong? Hiện tại, mình vẫn chưa tìm được cách khắc phục cho vấn để này cho các thuê bao sử dụng mạng Vinaphone, mong các bạn thông cảm. Nhưng mình sẽ cố gắng cập nhật sớm nhất cho các bạn khi tìm được giải pháp cho vấn đề trên. 9. Emoji trên iOS 11.1 trong tin nhắn không hoạt động Mình xin xác nhận lại những emoji này mới chỉ gửi cho những máy iPhone dùng với nhau hoặc trên iMessage mới xem được nội dung nhé. Nếu bạn gửi từ iPhone những emoji này sang một máy khác hoặc Facebook,... thì những emoji mới họ nhận được sẽ là những ô vuông. Thế nên bây giờ chúng ta còn phải chờ để những emoji này được đồng bộ bộ hóa thì mới có thể hiển thị trên tất cả các nền tảng.

  Đó là những câu hỏi được hỏi nhiều nhất trong ngày hôm nay mà mình vừa mới cập nhật. Các bạn có những thắc mắc nào về phiên bản iOS 11.1 vui lòng bình luận trực tiếp dưới đây và mình sẽ trả lời sớm nhất khi có thể. Lưu ý: Các bạn có câu hỏi thắc mắc nhớ cập nhật thường xuyên ở bài viết này nhé, vì những câu hỏi của bạn sẽ được mình cập nhật liên tục trên bài viết này.  Đừng quên chia sẻ cho mọi người cùng biết nhé.

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iOS 11.1 beta 3 a fost lansat pentru iPhone, iPad și iPod touch. Iată tot ce aduce nou

iOS 11.1 beta 3 a fost lansat pentru iPhone, iPad și iPod touch. Iată tot ce aduce nou

iOS 11.1 beta 3 a fost lansat luni seară pentru toți dezvoltatorii posesori de dispozitive iPhone, iPad și iPod touch. Noua versiune a sistemului de operare sosește la exact o săptămână distanță de iOS 11.1 beta 2 și la doar câteva zile distanță de iOS 11.0.2. Potrivit Apple, iOS 11.1 beta 3 include corecturi de probleme și îmbunătățiri pentru dispozitivele iPhone și iPad compatibile. Toate…

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iOS 11.2 porterà Apple Pay Cash negli USA (e correggerà il bug della lettera "i")

A partire da iOS 8, il ciclo di rilasci intermedi del sistema operativo mobile si è sensibilmente intensificato. Salvo l'exploit proprio dell'ottava versione che ha contato 4 aggiornamenti funzionali (più quelli minori di solo bugfix) nel corso del suo anno di disponibilità, le successive si sono attestate sulla .3 come sotto-versione massima. iOS 11 sembra essere sulla stessa strada, avendo visto la scorsa settimana l'arrivo della 11.1 e procedendo a piè sospinto col testing della 11.2. Se le tempistiche si riveleranno pressapoco le stesse quelle dell'anno scorso, il prossimo update di sostanza sarà disponibile nella sua forma finale attorno a metà dicembre. Con la seconda Beta pubblica rilasciata oggi, Apple ha abilitato la caratteristica più importante che porterà iOS 11.2, insieme a watchOS 4.2 su Apple Watch.

In realtà si tratta di qualcosa che doveva già arrivare lo scorso settembre e purtroppo, come per altre feature di iOS, limitata al solo territorio statunitense almeno per questa fase iniziale. Si tratta di Apple Pay Cash, ovvero la possibilità di inviare denaro ai propri contatti tramite l'app Messaggi, in maniera simile a quanto già disponibile presso altri circuiti di messaggistica e pagamento. Il prelievo sarà effettuato sulla carta di debito o credito del mittente collegata ad Apple Pay, mentre il destinatario vedrà la somma ricevuta depositarsi sotto forma di una card virtuale nell'app Wallet, utilizzabile online o nei negozi abilitati. Le condizioni principali riportate da MacRumors sono le seguenti: entrambi gli utenti devono ovviamente avere iOS 11.2, l'autenticazione a due step attiva e il versamento non può essere inferiore ai $10. Insomma, piccole transazioni, ma non troppo. Se si sceglie di inviare denaro utilizzando una carta di credito, è prevista una commissione del 3%.

Come già detto, una novità che per ora non riguarderà il Vecchio Continente, sperando non occorrano anni per estenderne la disponibilità. Se non altro, iOS 11.2 aiuterà a risolvere un bug spiacevole che sta riguardando la correzione automatica, con la lettera "i" che viene sostituita dalla "A" insieme a un simbolo (spesso il punto di domanda). Il problema è stato riscontrato perlopiù sulla tastiera virtuale inglese, ma non vi è certezza assoluta che tutte le altre, italiana inclusa, ne siano immuni. Ad ogni modo, il fix è stato apportato nella Beta 2 e presto fortunatamente diventerà un ricordo. Nel frattempo, a coloro che si fossero ritrovati a fare i conti col baco Apple consiglia di inserire una regola di abbreviazione per la lettera "i", impedendo la sostituzione non voluta.

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Eternels bêtas-testeurs #ChrisTec #WindowsInsider #Microsoft #MiseÀJour Il y a peu de temps j’expliquais mes déceptions autour d’iOS 11. Et il faut dire que depuis la disponibilité de cette version, les équipes d’Apple ont déployé 3 versions mineures pour corriger et régler de nombreux petits problèmes. La 11.1 doit régler d’autres problèmes, mais plus importants et particulièrement la batterie et l’autonomie qui avait tendance à se réduire drastiquement. Cette version sera disponible dans les prochaines heures ou les prochains jours. La 11.2 est déjà en bêta test ! Et corrigera d’autres bugs dont le surprenant bug de la calculatrice. Son fonctionnement était ralenti cette certaine opération et son iPhone ne savait plus calculer ! C’est une règle immuable de l’informatique : à un moment donné, il faut geler les développements pour sortir le produit. Et ce, même on sait que des bugs ou des fonctionnalités sont absentes ou un peu limites et que l’optimisation n’est pas au rendez-vous. Quand vous sortez un produit comme l’iPhone, il faut déployer le système et comme votre bugtrack est bien à jour, les développeurs travaillent déjà sur plusieurs patchs. La 11.1 n’a pas été mis en développement à la date de sortie officielle par contre, des patchs mineurs peuvent être développés en urgence par exemple pour combler une faille. Manque de chance, il y a des versions plus stables que d’autres et qui donnent une impression de finitions.  Microsoft a opté pour une approche relativement proche : des mises à jours annuelles et un programme de bêtas-testeurs (Windows Insider) pour tester rapidement les nouveautés. L’avantage est de pouvoir disposer de nouveautés et d’améliorations plus rapidement au risque de perdre les utilisateurs avec des appellations parfois peu claires et une numération plus difficile à comprendre. Même si ces programmes bêtas pour le public ne sont pas forcément une bonne idée car de gros bugs peuvent être présents qui ne sont pas sans conséquences. Quand nous sommes sur un site web ou un service cloud, la notion de version, de mise à jour n’existe plus, ou plus réellement, même si les bugs restent là. Mais au moins, on a pas l’impression d’être un bêta testeur. Eternels bêtas testeurs ? On le restera d’une manière ou d’une autre tant que les versions existeront. François Tonic Catégorie actualité:  Technologies iOS, beta test Image actualité AMP:  #WindowsInsider #Microsoft #MiseÀJour

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What is KRACK and why is it whack?

By Gail Carnes, Owner, Westside Business Services

October 22, 2017

KRACK is hot in the news right now.  Even if you haven’t heard of it, you may have recently noted that all of your devices are pushing through the dreaded Operating System upgrades.  I have seen more than one of the dreaded “Has anyone else lost text messaging after the new iPhone update?”  This article explains what it is, how likely it is to impact you, and what you can do to prevent it.

KRACK stands for Key Reinstallation Attack.  It allows the “bad guys” to wait for you to connect to a Wi-Fi network and intercept the data packets.  That means they can see anything you send, manipulate the things you are looking at, and get access to information you plug into your computer, like a flash drive or a SD Card.  It can allow hackers to do all kinds of malicious things like putting malware on websites that are not secure, infecting you with ransomware, or forging data.  Attackers could also steal sensitive data, like credit card numbers.  You don’t want to be affected by this attack.

Since this is a vulnerability in wireless networking, the attacker has to be within range of a network you connect.  That gives you some power to stop this from happening.  It is doubtful that someone is going to sit close to your home to specifically target you, unless you live in a particularly affluent community.  It is much more likely that hackers and thieves will go to areas with people likely to have money or information they want, where they will connect to a public hot spot.  Places like the airport and coffee shops, especially places like the Starbucks down the street from your Fortune 500 Company’s office, are much more likely to host a KRACKer.

What can you do to protect yourself from a KRACK Attack?   

1)      Don’t connect to public Wi-Fi until you have patched for the problem.                                              

2)      Let patches and updates run!                                                                                           Patches and security updates are available for a lot of devices and coming soon for others.  For laptop and desktops Windows 7 through Windows 10 have put security updates through.  If you have Windows Security Updates set to automatically run you have most likely already noticed the “Windows is updating.  Do not turn off your computer” message when shutting down.   Current Linux versions are ready.   MacOS 10.11.1 beta and Raspberry Pi users are also good to go, but they already knew.                                                                                                                     On the phone and tablet end, Apple will be releasing iOS 11.1 in a couple of weeks.  Android is expected to release their update on Nov 6, 2017.  Most of our Smart TV’s and devices are also affected or assumed to be affected, but do not yet have an update or release date.  You can check your devices here.  https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/byvendor?searchview&Query=FIELD+Reference=228519&SearchOrder=4                                                                                                                                                                    

3)      Make sure you use secure websites when providing personal information or credit card numbers.                                                                                                                                                    Secure websites use the https:// in the address bar.  Don’t provide credit card or personal information on sites that are not secure.  That S in the address means that the data is encrypted.

4)      Finally, small to mid-size businesses should be using a Virtual Private Network to access company data anytime the user is not physically connected to the LAN or company Wi-Fi.  If you need help setting this up, Westside Business Services [CCG1] is happy to assist you.

 Windows 7

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=43281

Windows 10

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027667/windows-update-windows-10

iPhones and iPads

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204204

Android devices

https://lifehacker.com/5946585/force-an-android-device-to-check-for-a-system-update

[takachan]

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https://ringosuki.hateblo.jp/entry/2018/07/03/iOS_11.4.1_Beta_5%EF%BC%8815G5077a%EF%BC%89

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News: Apple releases fourth developer betas for iOS 11.1, watchOS 4.1

Apple has released a fourth set of betas for iOS 11.1, tvOS 11.1, and watchOS 4.1 to registered developers. The release notes for both platforms mostly indicate bug fixes, although watchOS 4.1 adds Apple Music streaming capabilities to the Apple Watch Series 3, including support for iCloud Music Library and Apple Music radio stations. Recent reports also suggest that iOS 11.1 may add support for Apple Pay Cash, with Apple’s corporate and retail… from iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iPad and Beyond http://ift.tt/2xi6gJ2 via IFTTT