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iPadOS 19’s Mac-like features leaked, and it’s nothing groundbreaking

Reports suggest that Apple will make big software design changes in iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16 to create a similar look and feel.
Leaked iOS 19 app concepts reveal UI changes with curved corners, circular buttons, and more translucency.
iPadOS 19 will adopt similar UI changes and aims to mimic the Mac's behavior, possibly indicating the convergence of iPad and Mac experiences.
A leaked update for iPadOS 19 includes a menu bar at the top, resembling the Mac, and an update to multitasking called Stage Manager 2.0.

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Send Web Links That Jump to the Exact Text You Mean

Google added a function to its Chrome browser called Scroll to Text Fragment (STTF) that allows URLs to link directly to any visible text on a page.
Most popular Chromium browsers like Edge, Opera, and Vivaldi have this feature as well.
Apple introduced the feature in Safari 18.2 where users can highlight specific text, right-click, and choose 'Copy Link with Highlight' to generate a URL.
The link can be shared with others, and when clicked, it takes them directly to the highlighted text on the webpage.

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iPadOS 19 could finally blur the lines between iPads and Macs, but new menu bar rumors sound too good to be true

A new leak suggests that iPadOS 19 will feature a menu bar when connected to a Magic Keyboard, creating a more Mac-like experience.
iPadOS 19 is also rumored to introduce Stage Manager 2.0, which will enhance multitasking with smoother app and window management.
A leaker claimed that iOS 19 will enable Stage Manager support for iPhones with a USB-C port when connected to an external monitor, expanding the display.
Despite the rumors, there are doubts due to Apple's previous opposition to merging macOS and iPadOS, as well as the limited demand for iPhone productivity features.

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iPadOS 19 may add Mac-like home screen menu bar

iPadOS 19 will include a menu bar at the top of the screen like the one in macOS, making iPads act more like Macs.
The system for managing floating application windows will be upgraded in iPadOS 19.
iPadOS 19 will focus on productivity, multitasking, and app window management, bringing features closer to macOS than iOS.
Stage Manager 2.0, an upgraded version of the optional system for resizable, floating windows, will also be part of iPadOS 19.

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How to stop your iPhone and iPad app icons from turning black

App icons on iPhone or iPad turn black in Dark Mode.
To prevent black app icons in Dark Mode:
- Tap and hold the iOS Home Screen
- Select Customize and choose Light for both the Small and Large tabs

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Pick up Apple's newest iPad while it's on sale for a record-low price

Apple's newest A16 iPad, the entry-level configuration with 128GB of storage, 6GB of RAM, and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity is on sale for a record-low price of $320.
The iPad is considered the best budget iPad, offering good performance and features at a significantly lower price point compared to other models.
The latest base iPad has improved specifications, including doubled storage, increased RAM, and a more powerful chipset.
While the accessory compatibility and charging options might be an issue, the A16 iPad is a great choice for those seeking an affordable iPad.

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Honor Pad GT Launches with 144Hz Display and Eight-Speakers

Honor has launched the Honor Pad GT in China, along with the Honor GT Pro smartphone.
The tablet features an 11.5-inch IPS display with a 144 Hz refresh rate and is ideal for gaming and media.
Internally, it is running the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 chip and has a vapor chamber cooling system.
The starting price of the Pad GT is CNY 1,699 (about $233) for the model with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.

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iPhone 17 Air Almost as Thin as Its Buttons, New Images Show

New images of the iPhone 17 Air have revealed the device's ultra-thin design, expected to be around 5.5mm thick.
The buttons on the device are almost as thin as the overall thickness of the phone.
Apple is using a titanium and aluminum chassis to ensure the phone's strength and prevent bending.
The iPhone 17 Air will feature a single rear camera, eSIM technology, and Apple's custom-designed C1 modem for improved battery life.

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Apple ends firmware downgrades from iOS 18.4.1 by unsigning iOS 18.4

Apple has ended firmware downgrades from iOS 18.4.1 by unsigning iOS 18.4.
Users can no longer downgrade their device's firmware from the newer release, instead urged to update and restore.
Firmware downgrades were used by jailbreakers and non-jailbreakers to install older software or revert to stable versions when needed.
Apple's unsigning strategy is criticized for limiting consumer choice.

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AutoVPN adds powerful VPN features to your jailbroken iPhone or iPad

AutoVPN is a new jailbreak tweak that enhances VPN handling on jailbroken iPhones and iPads.
The tweak allows intelligent enable or disable of VPN connections based on specific scenarios, such as specific Wi-Fi networks or launching specific apps.
AutoVPN also upgrades the Status Bar's VPN indicator by replacing it with an elegant indicator dot and offers various customization options.
The tweak is available on the Havoc repository for $1.99 and is compatible with jailbroken iOS and iPadOS 15 and 16 devices.

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When Will iOS 18.5 Be Released?

Apple is currently testing an iOS 18.5 update with developers and public beta testers.
No notable changes have been reported in the update, but it will bring bug fixes and security improvements.
Historically, x.5 updates like iOS 18.5 are released in May around the middle of the month.
iOS 19 is expected to be introduced at WWDC in a couple of months, so Apple is preparing for its release.

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Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.4

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.4, preventing downgrading from iOS 18.4.1.
When Apple stops signing, iPhone users cannot download and install older iOS versions.
Stopping signing ensures that customers have the latest security improvements and fixes.
iOS 18.4.1 update addresses wireless CarPlay issue and includes security updates.

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macOS Quick Tip: Copy and Paste Text Without Formatting

You can paste text without its original formatting in macOS by using the key combination Command-Option-Shift-V.
This shortcut strips the copied text of any formatting and pastes it as purely plain text.
The key combination(Command-Option-Shift-V) is a system-wide shortcut and can be used almost anywhere in macOS that accepts text input.
This trick can save time and avoid the need to paste into a plain-format text editor to remove styling before copying and pasting.

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Whisky Developer Halts Work on Mac Gaming Tool, Endorses CrossOver

Whisky, an open-source front-end for Wine, has ceased development.
Creator Isaac Marovitz expressed concern that Whisky competed with the commercial product CrossOver and potentially harmed the Wine ecosystem.
Marovitz, a full-time student, cited losing interest in the project and the increasing demands with his academic responsibilities as reasons for the shutdown.
Whisky gained popularity for simplifying running Windows games on macOS through a user-friendly interface.

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How to Enable Color Filters on iPhone or iPad

Color filters on iPhones are an accessibility feature that is helpful for those with visual impairments like color blindness.
To enable color filters on iPhone or iPad, open the Settings app, go to Accessibility, select Display & Text Size, and enable the toggle for Color Filters.
There are various color filters available including Grayscale, Red/Green Filter, Green/Red Filter, and Blue/Yellow Filter. Adjust the filter intensity using the slider.
Enabling color filters on iPhone or iPad is a great accessibility feature for easy reading, especially for those with visual impairments.

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