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- 03:00 pmThe best app to convert video to MP4 and compress 4K video on Mac
VideoProc Converter lets you convert videos to MP4, MOV and other universally supported formats that work seamlessly across Apple and Windows devices.Easily convert videos, audio files and DVDs with Video Proc Converter - Image credit: DigiartyFor Mac users, dealing with unsupported video formats or oversized files can be frustrating. File types like WMV, AVI, or MKV may not play natively on macOS, while large 4K or 8K ProRes videos often cause stuttering playback or make sharing and uploading difficult.The solution? For compatibility issues, convert your video to MP4, MOV, or any other universally supported format that works seamlessly across Macs, smartphones, PCs and smart TVs. MP4 is also perfect for streaming and sharing on YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo. Continue Reading on AppleInsider02:53 pmOn Call Engineers are Investigating an issue with SMS Delivery Delays and Failures to 9Mobile in Nigeria | TwilioOn Call Engineers are Investigating an issue with SMS Delivery Delays and Failures to 9Mobile in Nigeria
Dec 23, 06:53 PSTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue with SMS Delivery Delays and Failures to 9Mobile in Nigeria. Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.02:25 pmOn Call Engineers are Investigating an issue with Historical Reporting not available for Flex users of customers with enabled Flex Insights. | TwilioOn Call Engineers are Investigating an issue with Historical Reporting not available for Flex users of customers with enabled Flex Insights.
Dec 23, 06:25 PSTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue with Flex Insights. Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.02:24 pmiPhone 18 Pro Rumored to Be More Like DSLR Camera With This Upgrade
While the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are still nearly two years away from launching, a new feature has already been rumored for the devices. In a blog post today, Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reiterated that the main rear camera on both iPhone 18 Pro models will offer variable aperture, which would be a first for the iPhone. The main camera refers to the 48-megapixel Fusion camera, which was also known as the Main or Wide camera on older iPhone models. With variable aperture, users would be able to control the amount of light that passes through the camera's lens and reaches the sensor. The main camera on iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro models have a fixed aperture of ƒ/1.78, and the lens is always fully open and shooting with this widest aperture. With the iPhone 18 Pro models, users would be able to manually change the aperture, according to this rumor. Variable aperture is typically a capability seen on professional DSLR/mirrorless cameras from the likes of Sony and Canon. Kuo first made this claim last month. Today, he added that Dutch manufacturer BE Semiconductor will supply assembly equipment for the aperture blades, which is the mechanical part that would control how much light passes through the lens. A variable aperture on iPhone 18 Pro models should provide users with greater control over depth of field, which refers to how sharp a subject appears in the foreground compared to the background. However, given that smartphones have smaller image sensors due to physical size restraints, it is unclear exactly how meaningful this improvement would be. This rumor will likely evolve over time. Kuo did not say if iPhone 18 Pro models will be getting a larger sensor, but such an upgrade would pave the way for meaningful improvements to depth of field. Apple already offers Portrait mode, which artificially makes the background look more blurry behind a person or other subject in a photo. A larger image sensor would enable that "bokeh" effect more naturally on iPhone 18 Pro models. Variable aperture was previously rumored for at least one iPhone 17 model, but Kuo believes the feature is slated for iPhone 18 Pro models instead. iPhone 18 Pro models are expected to launch in September 2026.Tags: iPhone 18, Ming-Chi KuoThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums02:24 pmKuo reiterates variable aperture lens coming to iPhone 18, not 17
There have been consistent reports that we can expect a future iPhone to offer a variable aperture lens within a year or two, but there’s been disagreement about whether the new feature will launch in the iPhone 17 or iPhone 18. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously said the major camera upgrade was coming to the iPhone 18, while The Information pointed instead to the iPhone 17. Kuo has now doubled-down on his earlier prediction … more…02:00 pmApple looks to make a splash in 2025 with AI-infused smart home devices
In 2025, the smart home represents a significant opportunity for Apple, which is expected to launch an AI-powered smart home hub… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.02:00 pmWhat to expect from the Mac in 2025
The Mac seems primed for a slow and steady 2025. The MacBook Air will get bumped to M4 and the MacBook Pros will debut the M5 lineup. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)01:34 pmAn Apple smart doorbell would be a sure-fire winner – for all of us
A report over the weekend suggested an Apple smart home doorbell with support for Face ID is in development. It follows an earlier report of an Apple smart home camera next year. While it could be argued that both are commodity products, and that Apple’s most important contribution is the HomeKit platform rather than the hardware, there seems little doubt about the opportunity here … more…12:54 pmFinally got my first app in full SwiftUI
When I started a year ago, I have never done an app in SwiftUI let alone anything complicated in UIKit. I was mostly doing Android 10 years back and only recently picked up Flutter. Kinda moved to an architect role without much coding at all. But when we decided that we needed native iOS, the […]12:48 pmDo you use Git?
Why or why not? Git submitted by /u/Otherwise-Rub-6266 [link] [comments]12:15 pmApp Store has hundreds of ‘risky’ apps rated as appropriate for kids, says report
Even a brief review of the App Store revealed more than 200 “risky or inappropriate” apps rated as ok for children, according to a new report. They had collectively notched up more than 550 million downloads. Two child safety groups say that more than 25% of the child-rated apps they reviewed gave cause for concern, suggesting that the total number of problematic apps is very much higher … more…11:50 amX Announces Major Price Increases for Ad-Free Premium Plus Tier
X (Twitter) has announced a big jump in pricing for its Premium Plus subscription tier, with monthly rates in the US jumping from $16 to $22, representing a 37.5% increase. The annual subscription cost will also rise from $168 to $229. The price changes took effect on December 21, 2024, with new subscribers paying the higher rates immediately. Existing Premium Plus subscribers will maintain their current pricing until January 20, 2025, after which the new rates will apply on their next billing cycle. The price hikes vary significantly by region, with some markets seeing particularly steep increases. In Nigeria, the monthly subscription cost has surged by over 365%, while Turkish users face a 156% increase. European subscribers will see their monthly rates rise from €16 to €21, and Australian users will need to pay $35 AUD, up from $26 AUD. A full list of new pricing by country is available here. X justified the price increase by highlighting several Premium Plus features, including a completely ad-free experience and enhanced access to the platform's Grok AI capabilities. The company also emphasized that the higher subscription fees will support its creator revenue sharing program, which now focuses on rewarding content quality and engagement rather than ad views. The basic X subscription tier remains unchanged at $3 per month. It's the largest price increase for US subscribers on Premium Plus since Elon Musk acquired the platform in 2022.Tag: TwitterThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums11:31 amNew iPad Expected to Ship With iPadOS 18.3 in Spring 2025
Apple plans to release an entry-level iPad 11 in the spring and iPadOS 18.3 will be pre-installed on the shipped devices, according to a source with a proven track record for upcoming Apple software updates. Several reports in the last few months have suggested Apple is developing an 11th-generation iPad that is scheduled to be released around the same time as a new iPhone SE 4 and iPad Air in the spring. Today's source adds weight to the evidence. Apple is expected to release iOS 18.3 and iPadOS 18.3 in late January or early February, which would be time enough for the company to get the latest software on new devices for shipping around March. Rumors of new features are thin on the ground, but today's source believes rumors that the low-cost iPad will include Apple's upcoming custom 5G modem. which will also be introduced in the iPhone SE and iPhone 17 Air in 2025. Apple's modem chip will be capable of theoretical 5G download speeds of up to 4Gb/s, which is slower than Qualcomm's modems in current phones. The chip will not support the fastest mmWave 5G, and will instead be limited to sub-6GHz 5G. Meanwhile, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has said that the device will likely support Apple Intelligence, which suggests the iPad 11 will have a newer A-series chip compared to the iPad 10, and at least 8GB of RAM. Apple released the iPad 10 in October 2022 with the A14 Bionic chip. Gurman has also said Apple is working on a new Magic Keyboard accessory for the low-cost iPad and/or the iPad Air which is expected to come out by the middle of 2025. Apple has seeded the first betas of iOS 18.3 and iPadOS 18.3, but there's no word yet on what's included. What we do know is that Apple is still working to roll out Apple Intelligence features. iOS 18.2 and iPadOS 18.2 include Image Playground, Genmoji, and Siri ChatGPT integration, but there are still new Siri functions that are slated for release next year. We could see updates to Siri with iOS 18.3, and the features Apple has in development include personal context, on-screen awareness, and the ability to do more in and between apps.Related Roundup: iPadBuyer's Guide: iPad (Caution)Related Forum: iPadThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums11:15 amApple’s smart home push could include an Amazon Ring killer
Macworld After largely ignoring the smart home for years, Apple is poised to make a grand entrance in 2025. Rumors claim Apple is gearing up to launch a new iPad-like home controller in 2025 as well as smart home-centric updates to the HomePod mini and Apple TV. And now there’s a new rumored product on the way: a smart video doorbell. According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, writing in its latest Power On newsletter, Apple has “nother home device in the works that hasn’t been reported before: a smart doorbell with advanced facial recognition that wirelessly connects to a deadbolt lock.” He explains that the doorbell would automatically unlock by scanning a user’s face, just like an iPhone. Video doorbells aren’t exactly new or innovative, but one with facial recognition most certainly is. The technology isn’t without its security issues—aside from spoofing the system an intruder could gain entry by forcing a face scan against a user’s will—but Apple has plenty of time to work out solutions. Gurman says the accessory is “still in the early stages” and won’t ship “before the end of next year at the soonest.” The video doorbell market is dominated by Amazon Ring, and there are only a handful of doorbells that support HomeKit, including the popular Aqara G4 Doorbell. Apple offers HomeKit Secure Video for HomeKit-compatible video doorbells that brings end-to-end encryption. Apple is also rumored to be making an indoor/outdoor security camera as it seeks to build out an array of accessories that tap into HomeKit and Apple Intelligence.11:02 amCurrency Converter for Apple Watch
Hi everyone, A month ago, I got my first Apple Watch, and I immediately fell in love with it. That’s when I decided to focus on developing specifically for Apple Watch. For my first project, I chose to create a Currency Converter app because I already had a similar app […]10:56 amBest Date Picker Library?
What is best Date Picker library that you use ? I am looking for a date picker that allows multiple selection, range selection, horizontal and vertical scrolling. submitted by /u/Rundown_Codger [link] [comments]10:30 amApple’s most forgotten product is still its best stocking stuffer
Macworld Apple is famously good at making customers excited about its new releases, but that doesn’t mean the company applies its powers of persuasion to all products equally. As I plan to discuss further in this column next week, excellent-value offerings like the 4th-gen AirPods and the new Mac mini sometimes slip by almost unnoticed while the marketing machine shines its spotlight on costlier alternatives. Occasionally you get hints of favoritism. One product that no longer appears to have Apple’s full and enthusiastic support is the HomePod. Everything seemed so promising at the start: a cool new product for an exciting new market, a great design and superb sound quality, and all of it accessible from anywhere in the home thanks to the reliable and intuitive assistance of… Siri. Oh dear. Whether because of Siri’s failings or not, things went wrong. Sales evidently weren’t good enough, and after launching a cheaper (and also very nice) mini model, Apple made the hard decision and killed off the full-sized HomePod. That, we assumed, was that. Until it wasn’t. It’s hard to feel confident in a product when the maker stops selling it for almost two years, before slinking back with a second version that looks exactly like and fails to solve any major problems with the first. And when the product doesn’t seem to have evolved at all in the seven years since it came out, having never given the impression of understanding the smart speaker market or the fact that a (very good) speaker with bad voice controls won’t really cut it in 2025. In 2025, in fact, the HomePod may get with the times. Most importantly it needs a better voice assistant, and that means one thing: Apple Intelligence. If we get a new HomePod with the hardware to run Apple’s AI platform, that could mean a Siri that plays the correct track more often than not: a Siri, in other words, that knows its arias from its Elbow. And once you’ve got that, any further upgrades–a functional display, for example–would be merely icing on the cake. But if this suggests that I don’t like the current HomePod, I had better correct that assumption. Call me sentimental but I am very fond of the HomePod, as erratic and old-fashioned as it undoubtedly is. I love the way it looks and the way it sounds, and after years of practice, I’ve learned to work around the flaws of its control system without getting angry more than two or three times a week. As for the mini… well, it might just be the best Christmas gift you can buy in the Apple store right now. At $99/£99 and available in a range of stunning colors that are inexplicably denied to buyers of the full-size model (I recommend the orange), the HomePod mini is a brilliantly affordable way to brighten a room and fill it with beautiful audio. The bass punch doesn’t quite live up to its larger sibling, but the audio quality is nevertheless superb for the size and price. It’s easy to set up, and the physical design means you can easily move it from room to room as the fancy takes you. It’s just a really nice thing. Or a pair of things, if you can afford to buy two and set them up in glorious stereo. (Please do.) Christmas, after all, is the time when we remember those less fortunate than ourselves, the neglected members of society who have fallen through the cracks. The HomePod mini may have been forgotten by its maker, but there’s still time for you to find a place in your home for one of these noble creatures. Merry Christmas! Foundry Welcome to our weekly Apple Breakfast column, which includes all the Apple news you missed last week in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a Monday morning cup of coffee or tea, but it’s cool if you want to give it a read during lunch or dinner hours too. Looking ahead to 2025: End of year special! Here are 5 exciting products that will shape Apple’s 2025–and beyond. iPhone in 2025: The upgrades we’ve been waiting for are finally coming. The Mac in 2025: Small updates and big hopes. In 2025, even Pro users will want Apple’s cheapest devices. Apple has big plans for the smart home in 2025. Trending: Top stories Apple’s 2024 full of surprises set up an unpredictable future. The iPhone is doomed because Apple Intelligence isn’t smart enough. Your iPhone is now integrated with ChatGPT–here’s how to use it. Podcast of the week With 2024 closing, it’s time to look forward to 2025. What could we see from Apple in the new year? That’s coming up in the latest episode of the Macworld Podcast! You can catch every episode of the Macworld Podcast on Spotify, Soundcloud, the Podcasts app, or our own site. Reviews corner Frost Punk 2 review: When the snowman brings the snow. Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Pro Edition review: Veteran AirPlay speaker gets even better sound quality. OWC Envoy Ultra review: Super-fast Thunderbolt 5 storage. Best antivirus for Mac 2025: Top security software compared. The rumor mill The rumors of a gigantic foldable iPad make no sense. Abracadabra! Apple is working on a new Magic Mouse with proper charging. Software updates, bugs, and problems The first iOS update of 2025 is already in testing. That’s right: iOS 18.3 is now in beta! And with that, we’re done for this week’s Apple Breakfast. If you’d like to get regular roundups, sign up for our newsletters. You can also follow us on Facebook, Threads, or Twitter for discussion of breaking Apple news stories. See you next Monday, and stay Appley.10:00 amApple Intelligence reads Signal messages on newer iPhone models, privacy concerns cited
Not every major product is released without issues, but this is a privacy-related mess/kerfuffle Apple probably would have liked to avoid. The Houston Chronicle has reported that Apple Intelligence can currently read encrypted Signal messages on under iOS 18.1 iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 models. Signal users looking to keep their content from being read […] Source09:15 amIceWhale Technology ZimaCube Pro review: Fast 10GBe network storage with a local twist
Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Six HDD bays plus four-slot NVMe adapter for high capacity Fast Intel Core 5 1235U CPU Good storage and web performance Runs Docker apps and virtual machines over HTML Cons Sparse documentation Problematic NVMe RAID Thunderbolt connection uses an ethernet bridge Our Verdict We can’t think of a more versatile, large-capacity NAS box than the 10Gbe ZimaCube Pro. And it supports Thunderbolt ethernet for even faster performance. But it’s a tad pricey and we ran into some bugs with the NVMe in RAID. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed$1,099 Best Prices Today: ZimaCube Pro Personal Cloud Retailer Price Zima Store Online $109 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket If you’re looking for a dainty wallflower of a storage box, skip this review. If you’re looking for a large-capacity network-attached storage (NAS) box to provide ton of storage space as well as run web apps, read on. The ZimaCube is a cube-shaped (duh!), 6-bay server/storage enclosure that can function both over 10Gbe and Thunderbolt 4 port via an ethernet bridge. The handsome box measures approximately 8.75-inches deep, by 8.75 inches tall, by 9.5-inches wide–no, it’s not a perfect cube. Cubular? Cubist? All six SATA drive bays are 3.5-inch, housing six non-locking, easily-removal trays. The ZimaCube Pro’s drive bays and 4-slot M.2 adapter are revealed. Note that the 3.5-inch trays don’t use quick-change, pop-out rails, you must use the provided screws to install drives. Smaller, finer-threaded screws are also provided for SATA SSDs. There is what appears to be a seventh bay to the right. Technically it is and is referred to in the ZimaCube documentations as the seventh bay. However, it uses a different connector that mates with the provided single 4-slot PCIe M.2/NVMe adapter card. Said adapter is held in place by a captive thumb screw for easy removal. The ZimaCube Pro’s 4-slot M.2 NVMe adapter tray populated with four different 2TB NVMe SSDs. The bays are covered by a magnetically attached face plate. Directly above it are two Type-A 3.0 USB ports (5Gbps), a 5Gbps Type-C port, 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack, and a quick copy button that immediately copies data from attached thumb drives and the like. The back of the box is home to a single 10Gbps ethernet port, twin 2.5Gbps ethernet ports, two Type-A 2.0 USB ports, two Type-C Thunderbolt 4 ports (without the identifying logo), as well as both DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0 ports for attaching displays. To the left of the Thunderbolt 4 ports are the power jack and a pinhole reset button. The back of the ZimaCube Pro with its port array and power jack. As you might guess, a server running a 10-core I5, with up to six HDDs and four NVMe SSDs like the ZimaCube ships with beefy power support: 19-volts and 11.58 amps to be specific. That should handle any drives you throw in the ZimaCube easily. IceWhale didn’t provide any instructions on how to visit the interior of the unit. The lack of granular documentation was my least favorite thing about the ZimaCube Pro. Consequently, I simply started removing bolts. Fortunately, my first four choices (IceWhale “thoughtfully” uses hexagonal types) at the top of the unit allowed me up to pop the top to see the two half-height PCIe slots. You can add just about anything Linux has a driver for. The interior of the ZimaCube Pro. We love the beefy CPU fan. It’s difficult to see the M.2 slot, but it’s just below and to the left of said fan. I was also able to view the populated M.2 slot. There’s another underneath, but it’s quite difficult to insert an SSD into. So difficult to both see and access that I asked the company if that was indeed what it was before proceeding. ZimaCube Pro: Price The ZimaCube Pro is $1,099 with the 16GB of DRAM that we tested, and $1,249 with 64GB of memory. That’s a pretty reasonable upgrade price (unlike a certain famous company that charges far more than upgraded components are worth). If you’re going to run virtual machines or Docker apps, go for the 64GB. On the other hand, if you’re simply going for lots of storage via NAS, you might be able to get away with the $699 non-Pro version of the ZimaCube with a slower Intel N100 CPU, only 8GB of memory, and no Thunderbolt ethernet. It’s also 2.5Gbe only, so expect performance to top out at around 250MBps. ZimaCube Pro: Ease of set up IceWhale provides a utility that makes finding and accessing the ZimaCube a piece of cake, though it involves some guess work. Again, the lack of granular documentation meant no reference to a default username and password. I recommend installing the utility and have it open the web interface, then follow the prompts to create a new username and password with which to log on. After you’re fully logged on via the web interface, you can define any RAID arrays or single volumes you want using the storage utility. It worked well in my hands-on but sometimes required a reboot before array deletions would register. Most users won’t make as many changes as I did during testing. Beyond that, accessing the ZimaCube locally is just like mounting any other network resource, whether via 10Gbe or Thunderbolt ethernet bridge. Create shared folders via the web interface using the Files app, locate the ZimaCube in network locations, log on, and open said shared folders. ZimaCube Pro: Network-attached storage interface NAS boxes, at least those with display ports, can be used as the computer they actually are, if you attach a keyboard and monitor. However, as mentioned, they are typically configured and employed remotely via an HTML interface and accessed using a web browser. It’s much like using Teamviewer, RustDesk, etc. to control another computer remotely. The image of the Zima interface below is from my browser. The main page of the ZimaCube Pro’s HTML interface. Modern NAS is capable of much more than their original purpose of simply serving up files. IceWhale implements a rather large array of browser-based apps that cover a wide spectrum of utility. They’re all available from an app store, though I missed a search function to browse them by function. Media servers include Plex, Emby, Swingmusic, and Jellyfin. There’s the Handbrake video encoder and Calibre-Web for reading ebooks. Bittorrent/download clients include Transmission, qBittorrent, and Gospeed. Backup is represented by Duplicati, and Resilio Sync. I’ve only mentioned the better-known applications; there are others. I was most enticed by the ZVM app which allows you to run virtual machines and comes with a demo of Windows 10 you can run. The ZimaCube Pro’s VM app starts up with Windows 10 installing itself. This comes pre-loaded. Docker is nicely integrated into the system with an option in the app store to add containerized applications, though there’s not a lot of hand-holding in the process. As with much of the ZimaCube, a fairly high geek IQ or a zeal for learning Linux and Linux apps is helpful. Linux? Yup. Nearly every NAS box out there these days is running a version of Linux, which as you may or may not know, is nearly as app-rich these days as the pay competition and in some areas such as Docker, superior. ZimaCube Pro: Performance Given its 10Gbe and Thunderbolt 4 support, and the ability to combine drives in RAID the ZimaCube Pro is fast, though not as fast as you might think when you first hear “Thunderbolt.” That’s because, as mentioned, the ZimaCube Pro connects via a Thunderbolt connection using an ethernet bridge and network transport protocols (SMB in this case). The fastest we saw over Thunderbolt ethernet was about 2GBps reading. For media, I tested the ZimaCube Pro with two fast (290MBps sequential transfers) 24TB hard drives in a striped RAID 0, four SATA SSDs striped in RAID 0, as well as four 2TB NVMe SSDs striped in RAID 0 using the adapter card. Both over the 10Gbe port, as well as the Thunderbolt port on a Mac Studio M1 Max. The results, while all relatively fast, were occasionally puzzling, and I ran into an “issue.” The puzzler was the two HDDs logging well over 800MBps over both Thunderbolt and 10Gbe, significantly faster than the roughly 600MBps they’re natively capable of. Obviously there’s some caching going. Overall, it made it somewhat difficult to directly compare the ZimaCube’s results with other DAS or NAS boxes. This “issue” was that at various times, under stress of the AmorphousDiskMark (64GiB) testing, the NVMe RAID 0 array would go belly up with one of the drives disappearing from the array. ZimaCube Pro pointed to one NVMe SSD as damaged, but rebooting cleared the error and the array would again be available for use. I even changed the drive that disappeared and the error repeated itself. In normal copy operations, I didn’t see any errors. Only under the benchmark stress. Tested individually, there was also no problem with any of the four SSDs. The issue is still under investigation by IceWhale at the time of this writing. Note also, that there’s no real reason to run all four NVMe SSDs in RAID 0 as there’s no way to utilize the speed over ethernet. Below you’ll see the best results I got from each array on each bus. As AmorphousDiskMark overly stressed the ZimaCube’s NVMe, I switched to Atto for this article. Atto shows faster speeds than Disk Speed Test and AmorphousDiskMark, but for the most part, I ran it using the far smaller 256MiB (Mebibyte) data set on a couple of tests. Note that when I tried the 32GiB (Gibibyte) data set (the second image below) on the NVMe RAID 0 array, it did not cause the same error as AmorphousDiskMark, However, both read and write speeds started bouncing all over the map. Again, caching. All the Atto tests are over Thunderbolt 4 ethernet. First up are the SATA RAID 0 results which turned out much as expected. Again, you can below that upping the data set to 32GiB delivered extremely mixed results. With the NVMe RAID 0 array, results were wildly inconsistent even using the much smaller 256MiB data set. There’s no way writes should be this much faster (from 512Kib to 24MiB)than reads without caching involved. The HDD RAID 0 array results were very consistent, but far faster than they have any right to be. As stated, even combined the total throughput shouldn’t exceed 600MBps. Again, though not confirmed by IceWhale this is likely caching. Next is Disk Speed Test for the NVMe RAID 0 array over 10Gbe (left) and Thunderbolt 4 ethernet (right). Pretty darn close and these results make sense. ZimaCube Pro with four NVMe SSDs in RAID 0. 10Gbe to the left and T4 Ethernet to the right. Next up are SATA SSDs which perform on par with the NVMe according to BlackMagicDesign’s Disk Speed Text. This is four of them in RAID 0. Note that ethernet is a major limiting factor in long transfers. ZimaCube Pro with four SATA SSDs in RAID 0. 10Gbe to the left and T4 Ethernet to the right. Below are the RAID 0 HDD results which again, make zero sense unless the ZimaCube Pro is using some sort of caching. Normally, a twin HDD array such as this is capable of 580MBps maximum. The ZimaCube Pro is obviously caching as a two-HDD RAID 0 array should top out at 600MBps. I sound like a broken record, but it’s likely some sort of caching or software wizardry skewed the results. That said, it’s difficult to complain about anything that’s faster than you expect. So I won’t. The basic story is this: You’ll get between 600MBps and 1000MBps using its 10Gbe port, depending on media, and anywhere from 800MBps to 1.9GBps (read) using the Thunderbolt 4 port as an ethernet bridge will be the norm. Should you buy the ZimaCube Pro? If you’re looking for fast, capacious NAS with the possibility of a faster direct Thunderbolt connection, then the ZimaCube is an attractive solution. Especially for virtual computing and media streaming. Overall, despite the issues (again, there’s really no need for NVMe RAID 0 over ethernet), I enjoyed both looking at the ZimaCube’s handsome countenance and using it. Note that IceWhale also makes one of our favorite modular build-it-yourself NAS solutions which you can find reviewed on sister publication TechHive.08:38 amDoes it still make sense to advertise in the App Store?
I was surprised to find Apple wants over $8 per install for an app in the Weather category in the US. Assuming 10% of downloads end up subscribing, which seems high, and they stay subscribed for a year, which also seems high, you’d need to charge something like $9 a month just to break even […]08:37 amUsing AsyncStream vs @Observable macro in Swift/SwiftUI
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Macworld Are you looking for a new job this coming year? There’s a high chance your application gets lost with all the other applicants’ resumes, but if you learn and gain fluency in a second (or third!) language, you might just land your dream job. You might not believe us when we say you could learn to speak another language fluently in just a few weeks, but it’s true when you study with Babbel. This App Store favorite is designed to make language learning more intuitive. Just pick one of Babbel’s 14 language offerings to start your journey. Select from Spanish, French, Dutch, Polish, or one of its eight other language offerings. Lessons last only 10-15 minutes long and can be downloaded so you can learn offline, making it easy to squeeze in a studying session after a long day of work or interviews. Since the platform’s lessons focus on helping you converse in your new language, you might be able to apply your new conversational skills in meetings with potential employers—or while you’re traveling. Work on your pronunciation and accent with Babbel’s speech recognition technology, and practice what you’ve learned with personalized review sessions. Open more professional opportunities when you learn a new language with this Babbel lifetime subscription, now $129.97. Babbel Language Learning: Lifetime Subscription (All Languages) – $129.97 Get It Here StackSocial prices subject to change.07:39 amPerformance issues with R2
Dec 23, 07:37 UTCInvestigating - Cloudflare is investigating issues with R2. Impacted users may experience performance degradation.We are working to understand the full impact and mitigate this problem. More updates to follow shortly.06:16 amNext-gen AirPods Pro might track your heart rate
Apple may gain health-focused features in the future, with heart rate monitoring possibly arriving with the next Pro refresh. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:41 amAdMob approval for testing?
Hi, I plan on uploading my app to TestFlight to allow for testers tomorrow. Until now, I have been using the AdMob test IDs for my banner/interstitial ads and today I switched them to the actual IDs and added my iPhone as a Test Device to avoid a ban. However, instead of showing me test […]03:46 amStill a little confused about making an apple developer account with an LLC? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingStill a little confused about making an apple developer account with an LLC?
I already have an LLC setup, I just wanted to ask some quick questions to get a better idea of how to enroll in to apple developer. Do I just make a completely separate apple ID than my personal one? And then start to enroll in the apple developer program with that? Is that okay […]02:57 amWidgetKit extension that updates every second is not possible? (not date/timer related) | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingWidgetKit extension that updates every second is not possible? (not date/timer related)
I feel like I have scoured the web for this. For example I tried this tutorial here that makes a timer/gauge that updates every second. How to Update or Refresh a Widget? The demo works indeed but if you try to say pull from an API and display the info there in View, it does […]02:38 amHow do I get video frame buffer stream from a connected GoPro camera?
I'm creating an app that can connect to a GoPro camera and I want to get the frame buffer stream from the connected GoPro camera and use it on my iOS app (by converting the buffer data into CMSampleBuffer). I'm currently trying to use the FFmpeg library but so far it doesn't work. Here's the logic I've implemented (I'm using ChatGPT to generate the code): import Foundation import CoreMedia import AVFoundation import ffmpegkit final class FFmpegBufferProcessor: AnyBufferProcessor { weak var delegate: BufferProcessorDelegate? private var pipePath: String = NSTemporaryDirectory() + "ffmpeg_pipe" private var isProcessing: Bool = false private var videoWidth = 1920 private var videoHeight = 1080 private let pixelFormat = kCVPixelFormatType_420YpCbCr8BiPlanarVideoRange init() { setupPipe() } deinit { cleanupPipe() } private func setupPipe() { do { if FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: pipePath) { try FileManager.default.removeItem(atPath: pipePath) } let result = mkfifo(pipePath.cString(using: .utf8), 0o644) if result != 0 { print("(#function); Pipe creation failed.") return } } catch { print("(#function); Setup pipe error: (error.localizedDescription)") } } private func cleanupPipe() { do { try FileManager.default.removeItem(atPath: pipePath) } catch { print("(#function); Cleanup pipe error: (error.localizedDescription)") } } func startProcessingStream(from udpURL: String) { guard !isProcessing else { print("(#function); Already processing stream.") return } isProcessing = true let command = """ -i (udpURL) -f rawvideo -pix_fmt nv12 (pipePath) """ FFmpegKit.executeAsync(command) { [weak self] session in let returnCode = session?.getReturnCode() if ReturnCode.isSuccess(returnCode) { print("(#function); FFmpeg session completed.") } else { print("(#function); FFmpeg session error: (String(describing: session?.getFailStackTrace())).") } self?.isProcessing = false } readFromPipe() } func stopProcessingStream() { isProcessing = false FFmpegKit.cancel() } } // MARK: - Private methods private extension FFmpegBufferProcessor { func readFromPipe() { DispatchQueue.global(qos: .background).async { [unowned self] in guard let fileHandle = FileHandle(forReadingAtPath: self.pipePath) else { print("(#function); Fail to read file handle from pipe path.") return } autoreleasepool { while self.isProcessing { let frameSize = self.videoWidth * self.videoHeight * 3 / 2 let rawData = fileHandle.readData(ofLength: frameSize) if rawData.isEmpty { print("(#function); Pipe closed / no more data to read.") break } self.handleRawFrameData(rawData) } fileHandle.closeFile() } } } func handleRawFrameData(_ data: Data) { let width = 1920 let height = 1080 // Creating the Pixel Buffer (if possible) guard let pixelBuffer = createPixelBuffer(from: data, width: width, height: height) else { print("(#function); Failed to create pixel buffer") return } var timing = CMSampleTimingInfo(duration: CMTime(value: 1, timescale: 30), presentationTimeStamp: .zero, decodeTimeStamp: .invalid) // Creating the Sample Buffer (if possible) guard let sampleBuffer = createSampleBuffer(from: pixelBuffer, timing: &timing) else { print("(#function); Failed to create sample buffer") return } delegate?.bufferProcessor(self, didOutput: sampleBuffer) } } Here's the logs I'm getting from FFMpeg: Also a quick note, I'm using AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer to enqueue and show the buffers, but obviously it doesn't show up. What should I do to fix this? Or maybe is there any other way to get the frame buffers from a GoPro camera and show it in iOS? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.12:55 amLaunched my first app and couldn’t be more excited!
M submitted by /u/Chemical-Mistake4 [link] [comments]Sunday December 2211:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:28 pmAny good solutions for hassle-free AI dev with minimal infra setup?
Hey everyone, I love experimenting with AI apps, but I find setting up backends and infrastructure to be repetitive. It can be time consuming when all I want is to test an idea quickly, but necessary in many cases, especially if I don’t want to leak API keys. I hear app store approvals can also […]11:09 pmArabic “Majed” voice randomly not showing in SpeechSynthesis (TTS) API
Browsers with the SpeechSynthesis provide Arabic through one voice "Majed" as ar-001 or ar-SA and it usually works on all browsers except ones that use WebKit I noticed. On Webkit based browsers, especially iPhones & iPads, that specific voice doesn't appear randomly sometimes! How can I make sure that an Arabic language can always be present/used? Sample: Here's a codepen where you can try it yourself. For the SAME device, when I go to that page the first time, Majed appears, but it didn't appear a few times later. You can also just open a developer console on any page and put in window.speechSynthesis.getVoices() and the first element in the list should be arabic (majed) Screenshots while working & not working: This is what it looks like on a Mac using Safari sometimes, where Arabic does appear above Daria as it does appear correctly with other browsers and operating systems This is what it looks like on an iPhone/iPad sometimes, where the Arabic doesn't appear at all when it should appear above "Daria": Additional Debugging details: If you put in window.speechSynthesis.getVoices() into the browser console for safari, you usually get 221 voices in the list, and then it show 209 voices when arabic is not visible. And it seems like there's also some Catalan voices that don't appear when Arabic doesn't appear. There were some other issues that were also prevalent only on iOS devices, such as the voices not loading on page load and thus requiring checks until it was loaded10:02 pmiPhone 17 Air suddenly makes a lot more sense after this new rumor
Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that the iPhone 17 Air will cost less than the iPhone Pro models, contradicting the long-standing expectation that the new ultra-thin iPhone would be even more expensive than the iPhone Pro Max models. With that being the case, the phone actually makes more sense than ever. more…09:55 pmHelp with Core ML Model Training Compatibility Issues
I’m trying to train my own Core ML model, but I’m running into compatibility issues between coremltools (version 8.1) and both scikit-learn and TensorFlow/Keras. I’ve already downgraded TensorFlow to version 2.18 as suggested in some guides, but I’m still encountering errors saying it’s not compatible. Has anyone successfully trained a model using these tools with […]09:02 pmSwiftUI Question: for PickerWheel Performance. I’m working on a number picker wheel in SwiftUI, and I’ve set the maximum possible number to 9999. However, once the number gets over around 700, the wheel becomes really slow and laggy. Are there any ways to optimize this? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingSwiftUI Question: for PickerWheel Performance. I’m working on a number picker wheel in SwiftUI, and I’ve set the maximum possible number to 9999. However, once the number gets over around 700, the wheel becomes really slow and laggy. Are there any ways to optimize this?
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Has anyone else had this problem? I'm running into a frustrating issue with setting up my in-app subscriptions on App Store Connect. I've got both monthly and annual subscription tiers set up, and I've literally filled out every single field required – product IDs, reference names, screenshots (tried multiple dimensions from Apple's specs), review notes, […]08:38 pmCloudflare Dashboard and Cloudflare API service issues
Dec 22, 20:38 UTCResolved - There was an issue introduced on Thursday, December 19th in the Cloudflare dashboard that caused an error to appear for users who did not have any R2 buckets created and who accessed the R2 page on the dashboard. We identified the root cause of this error and have fixed it at 2024-12-22 20:38 UTC.08:36 pmThe need for a good Journaling app with new iOS features led me to building my own | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingThe need for a good Journaling app with new iOS features led me to building my own
Hi everyone, I’ve been journaling on and off for years, and while it’s helped me stay grounded, I often found it hard to stick with the habit or organize the things that brought me joy. That’s why I decided to create Reconnaissance Journal, a simple but powerful app to help you reflect on what matters […]08:19 pmApple may revive its AirPort technology in new HomePod and Apple TV
While Apple appears to have no plans to revive its former AirPort routers, the networking know-how that powered them may be returning — via a new chip that will add similar functionality to the company's home devices like the HomePod mini.New HomePod mini (right) and Apple's old AirPort Express (left)Apple first introduced the AirPort line of residential internet gateways in 1999, and continued to iterate the product line until the final AirPort Extreme router was discontinued in 2018. Since then, fans have called for the company to revive the product, celebrated for its ease of setup and management.While most third-party routers have gotten increasingly antenna-laden and spider-like, home gateways from the big residential internet providers, such as AT&T, Comcast, Optimum, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Windstream have mostly moved to AirPort-like smooth boxes. These home routers utilize internal antennas, offering whole-home coverage for most single-story homes, with small plug-in signal repeaters for multi-story or larger residences. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:47 pmApple Reportedly Plans a Doorbell That Unlocks Your Door With Face ID
Engadget reports: Apple is developing a smart doorbell and lock system that would use Face ID to unlock the door for known residents, Mark Gurman reports in the Power On newsletter. The face-scanning doorbell would connect to a smart deadbolt, which could include existing HomeKit-compatible third-party locks, according to Gurman. Or, Apple may "[team] up with a specific lock maker to offer a complete system on day one." The Power On newsletter also reports that Apple is testing "health" features like heart rate monitoring and temperature sensing for its AirPods Pro earbuds... Read more of this story at Slashdot.06:28 pmFirebase Messaging does not send Topic Message
I am trying to send push notifications from vs code (firebase admin server) to my iOS device using Firebase topics. I followed every step in the Google tutorial and when I run the python code no message is sent to my iOS device and nothing even appears in the Firebase Messaging dashboard and I get this output: Successfully sent message: projects//messages/ In my swift app, on my real iPhone device (iOS 18) I added the app delegate below and I tested it and a FCM token is successfully generated. After the FCM token is generated in the delegate function, I call Messaging.messaging().subscribe(toTopic: "info") { error in which is successful and I get no error. On my python firebase admin server I authenticate with a service json file (I know this works because I can write/read from the database), I'll include an image below for the permissions on this service account from IAM. Also If I take the FCM token that my iPhone generates and try to send a Message directly to the token then I get this error: requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 401 Client Error: Unauthorized for url: https://fcm.googleapis.com/v1/projects/xbot-fwerge/messages:send firebase_admin._messaging_utils.ThirdPartyAuthError: Auth error from APNS or Web Push Service I'd appreciate any help getting these firebase push notifications working. class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate, MessagingDelegate, UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate { func application( _ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]? ) - > Bool { FirebaseApp.configure() Messaging.messaging().delegate = self UNUserNotificationCenter.current().delegate = self let authOptions: UNAuthorizationOptions = [.alert, .badge, .sound] UNUserNotificationCenter.current().requestAuthorization(options: authOptions) { _, _ in } application.registerForRemoteNotifications() return true } func application( _ application: UIApplication, didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken deviceToken: Data ) { Messaging.messaging().apnsToken = deviceToken } func messaging(_ messaging: Messaging, didReceiveRegistrationToken fcmToken: String?) { } } import firebase_admin from firebase_admin import messaging, credentials cred = credentials.Certificate("credsAhmed.json") firebase_admin.initialize_app(cred) message = messaging.Message( notification=messaging.Notification( title = "New Release", body = "Nike Book 1 The Nightmare Before Christmas", ), topic = 'info', ) response = messaging.send(message) print('Successfully sent message:', response)06:13 pmiOS 18 not working Widgets
iOS 17 and below – widgets are working fine. Widget displays the name of the item in a Swift Data array and a custom background with some images and colours. (Also using CloudKit) You can select which item to display when long pressing the widget and selecting the item from the picker. After iOS 18 […]06:10 pmMoving from firebase to Postgres and from render.com to a VPS
So, I’ve been developing an app for a couple of years ( limited time available to spend developing it) me and the other partner launched it a couple of months back, the initial mvp at least. Since then we got user feedback and some feature ideas came up and we also discovered some improvements that […]06:06 pmOn Call Engineers are Investigating an issue
Dec 22, 10:06 PSTIdentified - The issue causing intermittent SMS Delivery Delays to AT&T Network in Mexico 334-050 has been identified. We are actively working to resolve the issue. We expect to provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.Dec 22, 09:42 PSTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue with SMS Delivery Delays to AT&T Network in Mexico 334-050 Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.05:18 pmThe AirPods Max USB-C is $49 Off
Amazon marked the AirPods Max $49 off, featuring personalized spatial audio and dynamic head tracking for an immersive listening experience for music, gaming, or watching movies. It has an acoustic first design with ear cushions made of memory foam for comfort and seals in any sound made when you have the headphones on. Transparency mode, […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:15 pmApple uploads new immersive 3D Video for Apple Vision Pro
Apple released an immersive video for the Apple Vision Pro and people who own the headset can view the new episode of a series named “Adventure” starring Ant Williams who is an athlete diving into the Arctic and its freezing waters. The episode “Ice Dive” shadows WIlliams attempting to break the world record for swimming […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:13 pmiPhone 14, 14 Plus and, iPhone SE discontinued in Switzerland
The iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPhone SE third gen have been discontinued in Switzerland and labeled unavailable in the online Apple store, following the new rule in the European Union stating that smartphones that are capable of wired charging should have a USB-C port. Switzerland, though not an official part of the European […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:12 pmApple collaborating with NVIDIA
Apple disclosed information about a collaboration with computer tech corporation NVIDIA to enhance the LLM or large language models by using a new technique of text generation that provides considerable improvements in speed to be applied to AI applications. In November, Apple issued a ReDrafter or an open source Recurrent Drafter, a technique that combines […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:10 pmThe 10th Generation iPad WiFi 64GB is $70 Off
Amazon has the 10th Generation iPad marked down at 20% off, bringing the price down to $279. Powered with the A14 Bionic Chip and a fast connection with Wi-Fi 6, the iPad makes for a reliable device for work, gaming, and editing, backed by a battery that can last all day. The 10-9 inch liquid […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:09 pmApple plans to make affordable Vision Pro with next-generation and mainstream headset
Apple is likely to launch their next gen Apple Vision Pro headsets sometime in 2026, which are anticipated to be more affordable compared to the current Apple Vision Pro we have now with plans to introduce a mainstream headset to be given the name ‘Apple Vision’, and a next-generation Pro headset. The new headset will […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:08 pmApple stops support for iCloud on devices on iOS 8 and earlier
iCloud backups are no longer supported for iPads and iPhones with iOS 8, or are running on any version earlier than iOS 8, setting the standard of having the iOS 9 version to be able to use the backup service over iCloud. Implementing CloudKit with the iOS 9 means that they have stopped using the […] The post appeared first on iLounge.05:06 pmApple facing backlash with false headlines generated by AI
Apple is being criticized and urged to remove their AI generated summaries notification feature after it made a false headline regarding a murder case classified as high-profile, facing backlash from the internationally known non-profit journalism organization RSF. RSF (Reporters Without Borders) encouraged Apple to disable the notifications feature of Apple Intelligence, which was released last […] The post appeared first on iLounge.04:43 pmToday in Apple history: iPhone comes to the world’s biggest carrier
On December 22, 2013, Apple announced a deal with China Mobile to bring the iPhone to the world's largest telecom company. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:09 pmiOS 19 Rumored to Be Compatible With These iPhones
iOS 19 will not drop support for any iPhone models, according to French website iPhoneSoft.fr. The report cites a source within Apple. The report said that iOS 19 will be compatible with any iPhone that is capable of running iOS 18, which would mean the following models: iPhone 16 iPhone 16 Plus iPhone 16 Pro iPhone 16 Pro Max iPhone 15 iPhone 15 Plus iPhone 15 Pro iPhone 15 Pro Max iPhone 14 iPhone 14 Plus iPhone 14 Pro iPhone 14 Pro Max iPhone 13 iPhone 13 mini iPhone 13 Pro iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone 12 iPhone 12 mini iPhone 12 Pro iPhone 12 Pro Max iPhone 11 iPhone 11 Pro iPhone 11 Pro Max iPhone XS iPhone XS Max iPhone XR iPhone SE (2nd generation or later) The oldest devices in that list are the iPhone XS, iPhone XS, and iPhone XR, all of which were released in September 2018. Of course, some iOS 19 features will be unavailable on older iPhone models. If this report is accurate, it would be the second year in a row in which Apple did not drop support for any iPhone models with its major annual iOS release. iOS 18 is compatible with the same iPhone models as iOS 17 is. iOS 17 dropped support for the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X. There is slightly worse news for iPadOS 19, as the report said that update will drop support for the iPad 7 from 2019. Fortunately, the report said all other iPad models that can run iPadOS 18 will be compatible with iPadOS 19 next year. The first iOS 19 and iPadOS 19 betas should be released during WWDC 2025 next June, and the updates are likely to be released in September. Not many iOS 19 features have been rumored yet, but Siri is expected to become more conversational like ChatGPT in a later iOS 19.4 update, which is likely to be released around March 2026.Related Roundup: iOS 19Tag: iPhoneSoftThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums04:00 pmKeyboard is bouncing when .onSubmit is executed (@FocusState)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79299771/keyboard-is-bouncing-when-onsubmit-is-executed-focusstate/79299855#79299855 I am struggling with a keyboard which is bouncing every time .onSubmit is executed. I found similar questions online, but none of them has a clue… Please help!! submitted by /u/Sebbie_O [link] [comments]03:54 pmApple to push new and refreshed home hardware across 2025
Apple's work to create its own networking chips will lead to updated and new home products, including an updated Apple TV 4K, HomePod mini, and more.Netatmo and other home security cameras are already compatible with HomeKit Secure Video — image credit: NetatmoAs AppleInsider has previously reported, the company has developed its own wireless networking chip, called Proxima, that would replace networking technology currently supplied by Broadcom. The chips will debut in updated home products across 2025.In addition to connecting new and updated devices to an existing home network, the Proxima chip could potentially serve as a wireless access point itself, according to Bloomberg. The company plans to use the chip in both new and refreshed home devices, possibly including its own line of security cameras. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:53 pmYou can now get free two-hour delivery from the Apple Store for last minute gifts
From now through December 24th, Apple will be offering free two-hour delivery from your local Apple Store for last minute holiday gifts. This offer went live yesterday. more…03:45 pmApple 'Not' Working on New AirPort, But Apple TV and HomePod Provide Glimmer of Hope
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman recently reported that Apple is developing its own Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip that will debut in new Apple TV and HomePod mini models next year. The report led to hopes that Apple might also use the chip to revive its line of AirPort routers, which were discontinued in 2018, but those dreams have been dashed by Gurman himself. In his Power On newsletter today, the well-connected journalist said that Apple is "not" currently working on new AirPort routers. Gurman did offer a glimmer of hope. He said that Apple's in-house Wi-Fi chip is "so sophisticated" that it could "theoretically" turn a home device like a future Apple TV or HomePod into a wireless access point. However, he did not confirm if Apple will actually follow through with that idea, so keep your expectations low for the time being. Apple's in-house Wi-Fi chip could still have other benefits for the next Apple TV and HomePod mini models, including Wi-Fi 6E support.Related Roundups: Apple TV, HomePodTag: Mark GurmanBuyer's Guide: Apple TV (Don't Buy), HomePod (Neutral)Related Forum: Apple TV and Home TheaterThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums03:01 pmApple Reportedly Working on AirPods Pro 3 With Heart Rate Feature
Apple is working on a variety of health features for future AirPods, including heart rate monitoring and temperature sensing, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said the heart rate technology could be ready for the AirPods Pro 3, which are in "early development" within the company. AirPods getting heart rate monitoring would allow more customers to access this capability for health and fitness purposes, without needing to wear an Apple Watch. In internal testing, Apple has found that heart rate data is "more accurate" on the Apple Watch compared to AirPods, but he said the AirPods "aren't terribly far off." Apple's upcoming Powerbeats Pro 2 will also offer heart rate monitoring during workouts. Based on our iOS 18 code findings, you will be able to connect the Powerbeats Pro 2 to gym equipment like a treadmill to measure heart rate, and the data will be visible in the Health app and other supported apps on the iPhone. Apple previously announced that the Powerbeats Pro 2 will be released in 2025, but it is not entirely clear when the AirPods Pro 3 will launch. As a longer-term goal, Gurman reiterated that Apple plans to add small cameras to future AirPods to enable unspecified AI-powered features. This project is now a "priority" for Apple, but likely still a few years away from completion, he said.Related Roundup: AirPods ProTag: Mark GurmanBuyer's Guide: AirPods Pro (Caution)Related Forum: AirPodsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums02:45 pmApple’s next big smart home move could bring Face ID to your doorbell
In a aggressive smart home push, Apple is working on a smart home doorbell with Face ID-like authentication. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:45 pmApple’s next big smart home move could bring Face ID to your doorbell
In an aggressive push into the smart home category, Apple works to develop a smart home doorbell with Face ID-like authentication. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:42 pmWe love to wait one minute to see minor code changes 🤣
submitted by /u/Ok_Bank_2217 [link] [comments]02:33 pmApple Rumored to Launch Smart Home Doorbell With Face ID and More
Apple is in the early stages of developing a smart home doorbell and lock system with Face ID, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said the doorbell would wirelessly connect to a compatible deadbolt lock, allowing users to automatically unlock a door with Face ID. The doorbell would likely work with third-party HomeKit locks, but Apple could also partner with another brand to offer an all-in-one solution, he said. Apple's doorbell would compete with Amazon's line of Ring doorbells, but Gurman did not say if Apple's solution would capture video. Apple would almost certainly tout the privacy and security benefits of its own smart home doorbell. If the product is ever released, Gurman expects that it will be equipped with Apple's rumored Wi-Fi chip, which is said to have a Secure Enclave to protect user data. And if the doorbell does end up offering video capture, Apple already has a HomeKit Secure Video service with end-to-end encryption for storing footage in iCloud. Gurman believes Apple's doorbell is unlikely to launch until 2026 at the earliest. Apple seemingly has plans to make a bigger push into the smart home space over the next few years. In addition to this doorbell, the company is expected to launch a smart home hub next year, and it is also rumored to be planning its own HomeKit-enabled indoor security camera that would compete with products like Logitech's Circle View.Tag: Mark GurmanThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums02:30 pmGiant screen, small price — this 12.9-inch iPad Pro is on sale for $599.99
Whether you’re a creative, a multitasking pro or a casual user who craves performance, this refurbished 12.9-inch iPad Pro is a great deal. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:23 pmCloudflare Load Balancing Billing Issues
Dec 22, 14:23 UTCInvestigating - Cloudflare is investigating an issue in which users may experience errors when attempting to modify Load Balancing subscriptions in the Dashboard. Further detail will be provided as more information becomes available.02:14 pmHomeKit Smart doorbell with Face ID expected by 2026
Apple's push into smart home tech could see it take on Ring with a smart doorbell equipped with Face ID, one which could unlock the door by recognizing the visitor's face.Logitech Circle View HomeKit smart doorbellReports about Apple's smart home plans have involved displays on robotic arms and the alleged development of a camera. That latter part may not just be for typical video-based security, as it could end up offering more functionality.In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:11 pmAirPods could add temperature sensing, heart rate measuring, and a camera for Apple Intelligence | AppleInsiderAirPods could add temperature sensing, heart rate measuring, and a camera for Apple Intelligence
A new report says that Apple's aim to add a camera to the AirPods is to power Apple Intelligence features, and that the device is due to gain many more health features.AirPods Pro 2The idea of AirPods with cameras has been reported before. Specifically, it's been expected that IR cameras could be fitted and that these would aid spatial audio by being better able to assess the user's environment.Now according to Bloomberg, the idea was shelved some years ago — but is now back as a priority because of Apple Intelligence. It's not clear in what way the cameras could help with AI, but the report is that the feature is now a priority for both the Apple Intelligence and AirPods hardware development groups. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums01:47 pmApple’s AirPort router likely won’t be coming back, but don’t lose hope quite yet
According to Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple is not working on a new version of its AirPort wireless router. However, they are working on something else that could potentially serve as a wireless access point, so don’t give up hope quite yet. more…01:44 pmHow do apps like Tinder and hinge keep recognizing my device?
Long story short, I was banned from tinder for literally no reason and this is a known problem among other users as well. This ban also extends to hinge. It is extremely difficult to bypass this ban. It seems they have somehow found a way to recognize my device because whenever I uninstall the app […]01:29 pmGurman: Apple continuing development on health features for AirPods
In the latest edition of the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman laid out a couple updates on Apple’s developments on health features for AirPods. We’ve heard reports on this matter in the past, but this provides a little more insight. more…01:29 pmApple’s upcoming AirPods Pro 3 may equip an all-new health feature
In the latest edition of the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman laid out a couple updates on Apple’s developments on health features for . We’ve heard reports on this matter in the past, but this provides a little more insight. more…01:16 pmDebugging Projects in Godot [FREE]
When analyzing code, the errors might not be obvious just by looking at the code. To help you analyze and debug code, use the provided debugger integrated in Godot.01:09 pmApple reportedly developing Face ID-compatible smart home doorbell
According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple is working on a new smart home doorbell, to compete with the likes of Ring. It’d offer “advanced facial recognition”, and integrate wirelessly with smart home locks. more…11:03 amSMS Delivery Delays to MTN Network in Nigeria
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I wanted a library that feels like pure SwiftUI for integrating AdMob. After searching extensively, I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for, so I decided to build one myself. The main idea behind this library is to leverage SwiftUI’s native features, keeping it simple, intuitive, and allowing me to capture all feedback from […]10:06 amHow to let XCode use system proxy
Hi guys. I need to get XCode use the system proxy but can't find any solution after a bit of digging. The problem is that all the internet traffic has to go through the school proxy if I want to use the school's network. Right now I can't add any package dependencies because XCode can't […]09:26 amCan’t add package dependency into XCode project
As title. No matter what url I type into the seachbar, nothing comes up. I've tried to use the default link to a project(https://github.com/RevenueCat/purchases-ios) or use the .git link(https://github.com/RevenueCat/purchases-ios.git). I've tried multiple repos and I none of them is working. https://preview.redd.it/shbfuss0cd8e1.png?width=2142&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a4f249cfe02df7e8e794dd216dc4775866fd153 I've also tried to click the little plus sign on the BottomLeading side but […]08:00 amThe ultimate PDF hack just dropped
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iOS 19 might work with all iPhones that currently run iOS 18, while iPadOS 19 could drop support for the 7th-generation iPad. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)03:45 amSpeakEasy: How a Pharmacist Built an AI-Powered Multilingual Conversation App | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingSpeakEasy: How a Pharmacist Built an AI-Powered Multilingual Conversation App
Processing img 37qn4x0x7r2e1… Background Hello! I’m the sole developer of SpeakEasy, an app designed to help users practice conversations in various languages, including English, with the help of AI. My professional background is completely unrelated to language learning or programming—I’m a pharmacist in South Korea. However, I’ve always been passionate about learning English and previously […]02:26 amApple Now Offering Free Two-Hour Delivery on Last-Minute Gifts
As we expected, Apple is now offering free two-hour delivery on eligible, in-stock products ordered through December 24 in select countries. The offer is available for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple TV, and Beats only. Free two-hour delivery is available in most U.S. and Canadian metro areas for orders placed through Apple's online store, until December 24. The items will be delivered from a local Apple retail store by a courier service such as Uber Eats at a time selected during checkout. Apple normally charges $9 for two-hour delivery. Apple is also offering free three-hour delivery in Australia until December 24. Apple's extended return policy remains in effect for the holiday shopping season. In the U.S., for example, most products purchased from Apple between November 8 and December 25 this year may be returned through January 8, 2025.Tag: Apple StoreThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:10 amiOS 18.2.1 coming soon for iPhone users
According to MacRumors, Apple is preparing the release of iOS 18.2.1. We don’t have a known build number at the moment, but we’ll likely see this software update released in the near future. more…12:54 amApple published a new Press Release
Apple just published a new Press Release:Apple reveals 2024’s most downloaded apps and games on the App Store12:45 amApple Preparing iOS 18.2.1 Update for iPhone
Apple appears to be internally testing iOS 18.2.1 for the iPhone, based on evidence of the software update in our website's analytic logs this week. The logs have accurately revealed many iOS versions before they were released. iOS 18.2.1 should be a minor update that fixes bugs and/or addresses security vulnerabilities, but it is unclear which specific issues might be resolved. The update will likely be released in late December or early January. There could be accompanying updates, such as macOS 15.2.1, but we have not confirmed that. iOS 18.2.1 will follow iOS 18.2, which was released earlier this month. iOS 18.2 introduced more Apple Intelligence features for iPhone 15 Pro models and all iPhone 16 models, including Genmoji, Image Playground, ChatGPT integration for Siri, and more. iOS 18.2 also added a useful feature to the Find My app that allows you to share the location of your AirTag-equipped baggage with select airlines, including Delta, United, Air Canada, and others, making it quicker and easier for the airline to find your lost or delayed bags. Apple is also testing iOS 18.3 with developers and public beta testers. That update is likely to be released in January, and it only includes minor changes so far.Related Roundups: iOS 18, iPadOS 18Related Forums: iOS 18, iPadOS 18This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums12:43 amSMS Delivery Delays to Multiple Networks in UK via Subset of Pre-Registered Sender ID
Dec 21, 16:43 PSTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays to multiple networks in UK via subset of pre-registered Sender ID. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.12:15 amAirTag sale drops Apple Bluetooth trackers to all-time lowest price
You can get a stocking stuffer for a loved one or make the whole family a bit more organized thanks to a sale on Apple AirTag. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)12:15 amAirTag sale drops Apple Bluetooth trackers to all-time lowest price
You can get a stocking stuffer for a loved one or make the whole family a bit more organized thanks to a sale on Apple AirTag. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)Saturday December 2111:42 pmI made a Solar System simulator with RealityKit that lets you explore planets and moons in real-time | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI made a Solar System simulator with RealityKit that lets you explore planets and moons in real-time
https://preview.redd.it/sicvo66rda8e1.jpg?width=2360&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7767013c55be796c0d7e2f7bbb56147d791f0f7 Hi folks, my app Planetaria is now live on the App Store. You can explore the Solar System in both AR and non-AR modes. It's also available on Apple Vision Pro with a fully immersive experience. All objects appear at their true, real-time positions and orientations. You can set the simulation to a time […]11:39 pmSearch Ads strategy
We currently pay $25 per day into Apple Search Ads which is yielding a return of about 20% ( ie we make $30 per day revenue). As an indie dev, the goal is to bootstrap – ie all revenue at the end of the month goes 100% into ad spend for the next month. Are […]10:03 pmNew 'HomePod' With 7-Inch Display, A18 Chip, and More Reportedly Launching Next Year
Apple plans to release a new "HomePod" with a 7-inch LCD display, an A18 chip, and Apple Intelligence support in 2025, according to DigiTimes. Google's Nest Hub It is unclear how much the screen-equipped HomePod would cost, but Apple is seemingly aiming for a reasonable price. In a paywalled report this week, the supply chain publication said Apple has selected China-based manufacturer Tianma to supply the LCD panels for the device, at an "exceptionally competitive" price of $10 per panel. The low cost of this component would likely contribute to the device being more affordable. A screen-equipped HomePod has been rumored several times over the past few years. Earlier this month, for example, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo similarly said that a HomePod with a 6-to-7-inch display, an A18 chip, and Apple Intelligence support would enter mass production in the second half of 2025. Kuo said smart home capabilities would be a core aspect of the device, so it sounds like rumors about a screen-equipped HomePod and Apple's rumored smart home hub are referring to the same product coming next year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman last month said Apple's smart home hub looks like a "square iPad," with a roughly 6-inch screen. He said the hub can be attached to a tabletop base with a speaker, or mounted on a wall. It will run a new "homeOS" operating system with a customizable widget-focused home screen, and revolve around Siri, Apple Intelligence, and HomeKit, he added. The hub could double as a home security system by displaying camera footage, and it is said to have a built-in camera that allows for FaceTime video calls. Apple's hub would compete with products like Google's Nest Hub and Amazon's Echo Show, which are priced in the $150 to $300 range. Kuo and Gurman both said Apple is also planning a wireless security camera that would work with the hub. It is unclear if Apple will actually use HomePod branding for the home hub, or if it will opt for all-new naming. It is also unclear if the current HomePod speaker will be updated next year, but a new HomePod mini is expected to launch next year. Related Roundup: HomePodTags: Apple Command Center, DigiTimesBuyer's Guide: HomePod (Neutral)This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums09:51 pmFitness app to improve your cardiovascular health
My first app, Target Zone Keeper, is live on the AppStore! 🎉 It's a fitness app for Apple Watch (with iOS companion) designed to help you improve your cardiovascular health by staying in the right heart rate zone during workouts. The app on Apple Watch guides you to stay in a particular heart rate zone […]09:50 pmIs there any AI coding assistant that integrates into Xcode like Copilot does into VS Code? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingIs there any AI coding assistant that integrates into Xcode like Copilot does into VS Code?
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ProSim is an all-in-one companion app for Xcode, with more than 27 essential simulator tools. I originally built this app for myself because I couldn’t find any other apps for Xcode Simulator on the App Store that passed all of these: In addition to customizing the status bar, accessibility settings, changing locations, testing deep links […]09:24 pmBuilding TimeSlower: Lessons from Developing a Productivity App
Hey everyone! I've spent countless hours in this sub while working on my app, so I wanted to share some challenges I faced during development and get feedback from fellow engineers (who, like me, are the target audience). The app is a blended Pomodoro timer and to-do list called TimeSlower. Its core idea is that […]08:30 pmIndie App Spotlight: ‘one sec’ helps you stop doom scrolling on your iPhone
Welcome to Indie App Spotlight. This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact. one sec aims to help people reduce mindless scrolling on social media, requiring users to make a conscious decision on whether or not they want to actually open that app every time. It’s very configurable, so you can customize one sec to meet your needs. more…08:00 pmiPhone 16: These 6 safety features deliver priceless peace of mind
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