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Apple “By innovation only.” Special Event is set to take place at Steve Jobs Theater, Apple Headquarter, Cupertino, on September 10, 2019.
Low hanging fruits:
One would expect Apple to announce:
One More Thing… (?)
Apple will be providing Live-Stream of the event.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions regarding the upcoming Apple Event.
It is better to wait until September 10 “By Innovation Only” to be over before anyone buying new iPhones and even Apple TV.
Apple seeds iOS 13 beta 6 build 17A5556d on Wednesday August 7, 2019. I’m feeling brave enough to install this beta on my main device, an iPhone XS Max.
I’ve been running iOS 13 betas on my secondary device, an iPhone X since day 1.
Next up is installing watchOS 6 beta 6 on my Apple Watch.
Can Square confirm this is how you pay for stuff on Apple TV?
So, you thought you have secured your AirDrop settings?
You thought that you allowed “No One” to discover you?
Think again!
p.s. This one has been idling in my repository since Game of Thrones Season 6.
UPDATED:
Add the accidentally deleted “Two-Factor Authentication” bit.
With the release of macOS Mojave 10.14.4, another bug that was originally introduced in 10.14.4 beta. This bug also presents in macOS 10.4.5 beta, iOS 12.2 and iOS 12.3 beta.
Google-hosted G Suite account with Two-Factor Authentication enabled will not be able to log in properly.
When adding a G Suite account you will get a message:
Enter the password for the account “(null)”.
Google requires completing authentication in Safari.
In macOS 10.14.4, to authenticate Google Accounts, Safari opens in Private Browsing Mode.
This bug had been reported multiple times by Apple Developers and Beta testers since the release of macOS 10.14.4 beta 1.
Apple Watch users get different challenges every month to earn badges. My challenge this month is to burn at least 50,400 Calories in 31 Days. That equals to average of 1625.81 Calories a day; as recorded by the Apple Watch.
