Apple File System (APFS)

Apple File System (APFS)

September 24, 2017
Apple File System (APFS) a new and reengineered file system for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. APFS was announced at WWDC in 2016 as a replacement for the old system, also known as Mac OS Extended or HFS+, which they have been using since the early days of macOS. With the release of the new macOS High Sierra, APFS will be the new default file system for every Mac computer…
Tip: Customize iOS 11 Control Center

Tip: Customize iOS 11 Control Center

September 20, 2017
This is a quick video showing the new features and controls for control center in iOS 11. Now you can add/delete controls, such as Screen Recording, Alarms, Low Power Mode and many more. As you can see, you can replace the default controls with new ones. Also, you can change the order, delete them, or add new ones. One of the great new controls that…
Apple Event Summary – Sept 2017

Apple Event Summary – Sept 2017

September 12, 2017
Apple announced few products at their event today, Sept, 12th 2017 at the Steve Jobs Theater. Here is a quick summary of what they have launched.   iPhone X, 10th Anniversary Edition iPhone Price 64GB and 256GB, starting at $999 All new design, All screen, borderless 5.8-inch OLED Super Retina screen Wireless charging Face ID, new secure way to unlock, authenticate, and use ApplePay. (No…
What’s New in iOS 11 – For Developers

What’s New in iOS 11 – For Developers

September 2, 2017
Here is a summarized list of what developers should expect from iOS 11, which is coming soon later this month (Sept 2017). Support for drag and drop onscreen, either within the same app or in a different app. Support for augmented and virtual reality. Browsing local and iCloud documents. High performance image analysis. CoreML, which provides support for machine learning models. Updated SiriKit: Support for…
What’s New in iOS 10 – For Developers

What’s New in iOS 10 – For Developers

June 16, 2016

Apple just announced iOS 10 at WWDC. Here are some of the great new features that it will have which you can incorporate within your next app release.

SiriKit:
Now apps can be integrated with Siri to provide services to their users. That includes, Audio/Video Calling, Messages, Payments, Photos.

Integration with the Native Messages app:
Now with iOS 10 you can create extensions that interacts with the native iOS messages apps. Your app can now send messages, media files and interactive messages.

User Notifications:
The User Notifications Framework allows you to handle the delivery of location and remote notifications. Now you can schedule the delivery of the local notifications based on certain time or location.