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WhatsApp for iPad is finally here after 15 years
- Meta has released a native WhatsApp interface for Apple's iPad in the WhatsApp for iOS version 25.16.81.
- The update makes the WhatsApp app a universal download for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, launching fifteen years after the original iPad debuted.
- WhatsApp for iPad features end-to-end encryption, Status feature, video calling for up to 32 people, app lock, and supports multitasking modes in iPadOS.
- Before the native iPad app, users had to run the web-based version in a browser, but Meta aims to release a native Instagram iPad app as well.
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WhatsApp finally launches version of app for iPad
- Meta has finally launched WhatsApp for iPad allowing users to easily download the app on the larger device.
- The app enables users to link it with their phone to receive notifications on both devices and includes features like video and audio calls with up to 32 people.
- Meta says the new WhatsApp app for iPad is 'ideal for multitasking' and includes features like Stage Manager, Split View, and Slide Over to view multiple apps at once.
- The app ensures end-to-end encryption to protect personal messages, calls, and media, and offers extra privacy features like chat lock for private conversations.
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After 15 years, WhatsApp is finally ready for the iPad
- WhatsApp for iPad is now available on the App Store, more than 15 years after the messaging service and the first iPad launched.
- The WhatsApp for iPad supports features like audio and video calls with up to 32 people, camera usage, and screen sharing during calls.
- It works with iPadOS features like Stage Manager, Split View, and Slide Over, allowing multitasking alongside other apps.
- Previously, iPad users had to use the web version or desktop apps for Mac or PC to access WhatsApp on a larger screen.
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Shareshot 1.3: Greater Image Flexibility, New Backgrounds, and Extended Shortcuts Support
- Shareshot 1.3 introduces greater image flexibility, new backgrounds, and extended Shortcuts support.
- The update allows users to choose any output size, specify fixed width, and adjust parameters like aspect ratio.
- New background categories include Solidarity and Stripes, offering various design options with adjustable parameters.
- Shareshot has enhanced its Shortcuts actions with App Intents, enabling customization of image parameters for Smart Siri integration.
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4 ways WhatsApp will make your iPad more like a laptop
- WhatsApp is finally almost ready to bring the app to the iPad, making users question Meta's commitment to the chat app for the tablet.
- Using WhatsApp for iPad offers easier communication with friends, faster sharing and downloading of files, and a convenient platform for video calls.
- The iPad version of WhatsApp integrates with native features like PiP, Split View, and Slide Over, enhancing multitasking capabilities and making it a stronger competitor to iMessage and Telegram.
- With WhatsApp coming to the iPad, users can enjoy a more laptop-like experience and enhance productivity on Apple's tablet.
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The best iPad accessories for 2025
- Finding the best iPad accessories can significantly enhance your tablet experience, whether it's for sketching, watching shows, or staying productive on the go.
- Consider the iPad generation you own before purchasing accessories, focusing on aspects like charging port, screen size, and Apple Pencil compatibility.
- Key accessories for iPads in 2025 include cases, stands, keyboards, stylus, chargers, and screen protectors to personalize and optimize your device.
- Screen protectors are recommended, especially for stylus users, as they not only protect the screen but also improve the drawing and writing experience.
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iPadOS 19 rumors: What to expect at WWDC25
- Rumors suggest that iPadOS 19 will bring significant improvements to iPads, making them more Mac-like.
- The upgrade is expected to focus on productivity, multitasking, and app window management.
- Reports indicate that Stage Manager 2.0 will enhance app and window management on iPads.
- iPadOS 19 is rumored to feature a redesigned interface, longer battery life, AI improvements, and consistency across Apple operating systems.
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Sony's New WH-1000XM6 Headphones vs. AirPods Max
- Sony has released a new set of high-end over-ear noise-canceling headphones, the WH-1000XM6, and a comparison has been made with Apple's AirPods Max.
- The Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are priced at $450, making them competitive with the AirPods Max which are priced at $549 but frequently available at a lower price from other retailers.
- Sony's XM6 headphones feature foldable ear cups for portability, a more protective case design, and are lighter and more comfortable for long-term wear.
- Both the AirPods Max and XM6 headphones offer excellent sound quality, active noise cancellation, and similar battery life, but the AirPods Max have advantages in Apple ecosystem integration.
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Give Your iPhone Screen Recording a Voiceover
- Apple's screen recording feature on iPhone and iPad allows users to capture video of their screen activities.
- You can include a voiceover in your screen recordings by following the steps provided by Apple.
- To enable voiceover, swipe down diagonally from the top-right corner to access Control Center, then long press the Screen Recording button and activate the Microphone option.
- Once voiceover is enabled, start recording your screen activities and end the recording by tapping the Stop button in the top-left corner.
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What to expect in iOS 19: Rumors point to design overhaul
- iOS 19 expected to bring major design overhaul and enhanced AI capabilities, according to rumors ahead of WWDC25.
- Internally code-named 'Solarium', iOS 19 will feature glassy, translucent menus, dynamic shimmer elements, rounder app icons, and floating navigation bars for a modern visual experience.
- iOS 19 will focus on enhanced system navigation, cross-platform consistency, redesigned Camera app, AI-powered health coaching, battery optimization, and Siri transformation.
- Expect new features such as improved connectivity for hotel Wi-Fi logins, live translation with AirPods, enhanced accessibility features, AirDrop transfers over the internet, and new security features in iOS 19.
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Trump Demands US iPhone Production, Threatens 25% Tariff
- President Trump threatened Apple with a 25% tariff if they do not manufacture iPhones in the United States.
- Trump's warning came after Apple announced plans to have Indian facilities handle most U.S. iPhone sales.
- Apple intended to shift all U.S. iPhone sales to India by 2026, with Foxconn investing in Indian production.
- The tariff threat caused Apple shares to drop by 3% in pre-market trading.
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Apple Calendar App Revamp Confirmed by Job Posting
- A recent Apple job listing confirms a major overhaul of its Calendar app is in the works, seeking candidates to join a team that will reimagine what a modern calendar can be across Apple's platforms.
- The job listing provides insights into Apple's acquisition of Mayday Labs in April 2024, a Canadian startup known for their AI-powered calendar app which had features like 'Calendar Shield' and AI-powered task scheduling.
- Mayday Labs' app was shut down post-acquisition, hinting at the integration of its AI capabilities into Apple's Calendar app under the Apple Intelligence umbrella.
- Changes from this revamp may be seen in upcoming versions like iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, which could be unveiled at Apple's WWDC conference next month.
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YouTube’s new minimalist miniplayer has fewer controls and can be tucked away like Apple’s native picture-in-picture window
- YouTube has launched a new minimalist miniplayer on iOS which can be tucked away similar to Apple's picture-in-picture window.
- The redesigned miniplayer is detached from the bottom bar, has limited controls like Play/Pause, Close buttons, and is styled based on user feedback.
- The new miniplayer allows resizing to full width, but can only be placed in one of the screen corners within the app.
- The modernized miniplayer is available in YouTube for iOS version 20.20.5 and can be updated from the App Store if needed.
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M4 iPad Pro: Release date, OLED, price, features, iPadOS 18, Apple Pencil Pro, more
- Apple introduced the M4 iPad Pro at its Let Loose event in May 2024, featuring an OLED display, M4 chip, and more.
- Pre-orders started on May 7, 2024, with availability since May 15, 2024.
- The M4 iPad Pro boasts an Ultra Retina XDR Display with ProMotion technology, adaptive refresh rates, and nano-texture display option.
- The new iPad Pro comes in 11-inch and 13-inch versions, offering improved display quality and reduced dimensions.
- It features a landscape front-facing camera and an enhanced Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro as accessories.
- Powered by the M4 chip with 3nm technology, the iPad offers significant performance upgrades and innovative features.
- iPadOS 18 and 18.1 bring Apple Intelligence features to enhance user interactions and productivity.
- The M4 iPad Pro ranges in price from $999 to $2,299, making it Apple's priciest iPad model.
- Rumors suggest a possible M5 iPad Pro in the future, with further enhancements to the device's OLED panel.
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Use Apple Watch Backtrack to Retrace Your Steps
- Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch SE, and Apple Watch Series 6 and later models running watchOS 9 and newer have a Backtrack feature in the Compass app to help retrace steps if you get lost.
- Backtrack uses GPS to create a breadcrumb trail of your route, suitable for remote settings, and densely populated areas without Wi-Fi.
- To use Backtrack, open the Compass app, tap Backtrack, and Record Path to start tracking your route. Tap Retrace Steps to find your way back.
- When you arrive at the starting location, tap Backtrack and Delete Path to finish. Apple Watch Ultra users can start Backtrack using the Action button in Settings.
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