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iOS 26 Adds Custom Snooze Times After Years of 9-Minute Tyranny
- Apple's iOS 26 introduces customizable alarm snooze intervals, allowing users to set durations from 1 to 15 minutes.
- This update marks a departure from the standard 9-minute snooze default on iPhones.
- Users can adjust snooze times by tapping on any alarm and selecting the desired duration next to "Snooze Duration" in the options.
- The change addresses a long-standing frustration, offering flexibility for individuals with varying morning routines.
- The shift from the fixed 9-minute interval to customizable snooze times is considered a welcome improvement.
- This adjustment caters to different preferences, accommodating those who require shorter or longer snooze periods.
- The update aims to enhance users' quality of life by providing a more tailored wake-up experience.
- Small changes like this can have a significant impact, particularly in morning rituals.
- iOS 26 is currently available in developer beta, with a public beta expected next month and a full release scheduled for the fall.
- The article was first published on MacRumors.com.
- The new snooze feature in iOS 26 could revolutionize morning routines for Apple users.
- Users can anticipate a more personalized alarm experience with this upcoming software update.
- The customization of snooze intervals signifies a practical enhancement in alarm functionality on iPhones.
- Apple's initiative to provide adjustable snooze times aligns with modern user needs and preferences.
- The gradual release of iOS 26 ensures that users will soon be able to enjoy this convenient new feature.
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Apple 'Sherlocked' These Apps at WWDC 2025
- Apple previewed new features at WWDC 2025, many of which 'sherlocked' existing third-party apps, causing dismay among developers.
- Sherlocking refers to Apple incorporating features similar to those in third-party apps without compensation, dating back to the 'Sherlock' search tool.
- iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, and watchOS 26 introduced features that sherlocked popular existing apps including Raycast, Robokiller, Flighty, Alex for Xcode, Riverside, Bartender, Paste, and more.
- New features like Enhanced Spotlight with Actions, Call Assist with Screening, Parcel Tracking in Wallet, and AI Model Integration in Xcode supplant functionalities offered by third-party apps.
- Despite being sherlocked, some third-party apps may still offer additional functionalities, and developers may find ways to differentiate their products.
- Apple's features include enhanced Spotlight, call screening, parcel tracking, flight tracking, AI model integration, local capture, Notes app for Apple Watch, menu bar control, and clipboard search.
- Developers of sherlocked apps may enhance their products to provide unique value beyond what Apple offers.
- Apple's sherlocking of apps at WWDC 2025 highlights the ongoing competition between Apple and third-party developers for user attention and loyalty.
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How to downgrade your iPhone or iPad from iOS 26 beta to iOS 18
- Learn how to downgrade your iPhone from iOS 26 to iOS 18, or your iPad from iPadOS 26 to iPadOS 18.
- You can restore your iPhone or iPad to iOS 18 if you're facing issues with the iOS 26 beta like Wi-Fi disconnections, heating problems, or app crashes.
- Existing data can be restored from a previous backup on Mac or Windows PC, or through iCloud syncing.
- Ensure contacts, notes, and other data are syncing to iCloud before downgrading.
- Connect your device to a Mac or Windows PC, put it in recovery mode, and allow for software restoration.
- After downloading the iOS 18 file, your device will be restored to the stable iOS version.
- Follow the setup process after restore to bypass Activation Lock and prevent automatic beta updates.
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Cultofmac
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iPadOS 26 hands-on: The iPad upgrade pros wished for
- iPadOS 26 brings multitasking features similar to macOS for both casual users and pro users.
- Two groups of users are targeted: light users and those who require more advanced capabilities.
- Features like Full Screen Apps make it easy for casual users to stick to familiar usage patterns.
- Windowed Apps allows resizable windows and placement flexibility, appealing to more demanding users.
- The Stage Manager option offers grouping of app windows, though it's less necessary with Windowed Apps available.
- Additional features include a new menu bar, an improved Files app, and the macOS Preview application.
- iPadOS 26 aims to bridge the gap between iPad and Mac interfaces, easing transition for users who switch between the two.
- Feedback on the initial beta version is positive, emphasizing the direction Apple is taking with the iPad.
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Macrumors
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Apple Updates Design Resources for iOS 26 Liquid Glass Interface
- Apple has released updated design resources for developers and designers for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26, showcasing the new 'Liquid Glass' design language unveiled at WWDC 2025.
- The design resources, available on the Apple Design Resources website, include Sketch Library and App Icon Templates for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26.
- 'Liquid Glass' is a new translucent material by Apple that dynamically adjusts to surroundings, enhancing focus on system controls, navigation elements, app icons, and widgets.
- The update represents a significant visual overhaul since iOS 7, featuring UI elements from action sheets to redesigned tab bars that shrink during scrolling for improved content focus.
- macOS Tahoe 26 resources include elements like arrow buttons and window controls, complementing the translucent aesthetic of the design.
- Apple has not yet released design resources for tvOS 26, visionOS 26, or watchOS 26.
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Apple Releases Exclusive Haptic Trailer for 'F1' Movie Starring Brad Pitt
- Apple has released a unique haptic trailer for the upcoming 'F1' movie starring Brad Pitt, exclusively available in the TV app on iPhone.
- The trailer utilizes the iPhone's Taptic Engine to create vibrations that sync with the on-screen action, allowing users to feel engine vibrations and other effects.
- To watch the trailer, iPhone users need iOS 18.4 or later and can locate it in the TV+ tab of the TV app.
- In the movie, Brad Pitt plays an F1 driver who gets a second chance to join a struggling F1 team after a career-threatening accident.
- The film is set to release in U.S. theaters on June 27 and will later stream on Apple TV+ post its theatrical run.
- Apple's haptic trailer promotion is part of its broader marketing strategy for 'F1', aiming for a theatrical release followed by streaming on Apple TV+.
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macOS Tahoe: All the Little Changes
- macOS Tahoe introduces a variety of new features, including smaller but useful changes.
- Key changes in macOS Tahoe include smaller volume/brightness overlays and notifications for background apps.
- Safari no longer offers the option to unify the tab and address bar, while Spotlight can search clipboard history.
- The Finder icon in macOS Tahoe has been updated with a flipped color and a new Clear Look system appearance.
- Users now have more control over menu bar items and a new Games app lists all installed games.
- Other changes include options for PS5 controllers, Lock Screen clock customization, and Control Center layout customization.
- Safari now features a transparent address bar, while Spotlight suggests iPhone apps and searches through menu bar items.
- macOS Tahoe also supports displaying Live Activities in the menu bar and introduces a Game Overlay for social features while gaming.
- Currently, only developers have access to macOS Tahoe with a public beta expected in July and a public launch in September.
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The Verge
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Logitech’s new iPad case has a compact removable wireless keyboard
- Logitech has launched a new Flip Folio keyboard case for iPad Pro and iPad Air models, featuring a compact, removable wireless keyboard.
- The Flip Folio is available in two sizes: one compatible with 11-inch iPad models priced at $159.99, and another for 13-inch models priced at $179.99.
- The wireless keyboard is magnetically attachable, includes dedicated iPadOS shortcut keys, and offers multi-device Bluetooth pairing.
- The case provides front and back protection for the iPad and can be used as a multi-angle support stand for both landscape and portrait orientations.
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Idownloadblog
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Nugget and Pocket Poster work on iOS 26 as developer updates Nugget to version 5.2.3
- Nugget developer LeminLimez introduced Pocket Poster add-on for iPhones running iOS 17.0 and above, allowing users to apply custom community-made animated wallpapers.
- Pocket Poster requires Nugget SparseRestore exploit at least once to initialize and Nugget version 5.2.3 to operate. Several changes were included in Nugget v5.2.3 release.
- The Pocket Poster helper button was added in the update to allow easy setup. Both Nugget and Pocket Poster are confirmed to work with iOS & iPadOS 26 according to the developer.
- It is recommended to revert resolution changes before updating to iOS & iPadOS 26 to avoid issues with existing wallpapers. Users can download the latest Nugget version from GitHub and use it alongside iOS & iPadOS 26 beta.
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iPadOS 26 drops support for iPad (7th generation), the final checkm8 bootrom exploit-vulnerable iOS/iPadOS device
- iPadOS 26 will no longer support iPad (7th generation), the last checkm8 bootrom exploit-vulnerable iOS/iPadOS device.
- Despite smaller critical security patches, iPad (7th generation) stays on iPadOS 18 as major updates are halted.
- Historical moment in jailbreak community as no jailbreaks present for the latest Apple devices beyond iOS or iPadOS 16.
- Checkm8 bootrom exploit's impact on Apple TVs, T2 chip, and upcoming macOS Tahoe 26 update marks significant shift in jailbreaking landscape.
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Mjtsai
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iPadOS 26 Announced
- Apple has introduced iPadOS 26 with a new windowing system and features to control, organize, and switch between apps.
- New capabilities include Live Translation, Genmoji, Image Playground, Shortcuts, enhanced Files app, and Folders in the dock.
- The Preview app for iPad now allows viewing and editing PDFs with features like Apple Pencil Markup and AutoFill.
- Background Tasks, audio input selection, and Local capture enhance capabilities for creative professionals working with audio and video.
- The new iPad windowing system enables resizing, placing windows, opening multiple windows, and familiar controls like closing and tiling.
- Exposé feature helps users see all open windows and switch easily between them.
- A new menu bar allows quick access to app commands, searchable features, and related tips.
- The iPad's convergence towards macOS is noted, with improvements in window behavior and a proper tiling mode added in iPadOS 26.
- The update has been well-received for finally solving windowing and multitasking issues that users have long awaited.
- The design changes in iPadOS 26 have been met with both positive and critical feedback, resembling Mac functionalities more closely.
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Mjtsai
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WWDC 2025 Keynote
- Apple introduced a broad design update and a more helpful Apple Intelligence in WWDC25 keynote.
- Exciting features were announced for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, watchOS 26, visionOS 26, and tvOS 26.
- Developers gain direct access to Apple's AI models and privacy-preserving components in a significant move.
- The keynote showcased various new features, but lacked mentions of Siri, HomeKit, and apologies for developer relations.
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Googleblog
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Developer preview: Enhanced Android desktop experiences with connected displays
- Android is launching updates including Android 16's rollout, Developer Preview for enhanced Android desktop experiences with connected displays, and June Pixel Drop.
- Connected displays support on compatible Android devices is now in developer preview with Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 release.
- Connected displays enable users to transform a small screen device into a powerful tool by attaching an external display.
- Desktop windowing will launch later this year for compatible tablets running Android 16, enabling multitasking and app resizing.
- Google and Samsung have collaborated to enhance desktop windowing across Android 16 devices, including Samsung DeX.
- Android 16 introduces stability and performance improvements in desktop windowing, along with new features like flexible window tiling and multi-instance management.
- App developers are encouraged to optimize apps for connected displays by designing for different window sizes and implementing productivity features.
- Developers should handle dynamic display changes, support external peripherals, and implement keyboard and mouse interactions for optimal app experiences.
- Explore connected displays and enhanced desktop windowing features in Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 on supported Pixel devices, with support for Android Emulator coming soon.
- Your feedback on the connected display support is important to refine the experience and make Android a more versatile platform.
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Ubergizmo
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Google Begins Testing AI-Powered Search Live On Android And iOS
- Google has started testing Search Live, an AI-powered voice search feature, on Android and iOS devices.
- Search Live enables users to interact with Google's search engine through natural voice conversations, turning the search experience more dynamic and hands-free.
- The feature is currently in the testing phase with a limited group of users, offering a minimalist and intuitive user interface with various voice assistants to choose from.
- There is no confirmed timeline for a full public release, but users can try Search Live by enrolling in Search Labs for early access.
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Cultofmac
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New Apple Games app centralizes play across iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Apple introduced a new Games app at WWDC25 to centralize gaming experiences across all Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
- The Games app brings social features allowing players to share experiences with friends, participate in multiplayer sessions, and compete through challenges.
- It offers enhanced game discovery, integrates with Apple Arcade, and provides tools for developers to communicate updates and events directly to players.
- The app is currently in testing through the Apple Developer Program with a public beta launching next month and a full release planned for fall 2025.
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