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Apple Releases New iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus with Bunch of Updates

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On September 7th, Apple announced its iPhone7, iPhone 7 Plus and Apple Watch Series 2 at its annual press event in San Francisco. These two new smartphones bring in a bunch of upgrades such as water resistant, no headphone jack, force-sensitive home button, improved cameras and so on. Now let’s take a deep exploration on the new features:

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No headphone jack: As expected, Apple has removed its headphone port from both iPhones. The EarPods will connect through the lightning port instead. As a compensation of losing headphone jack, we will get a new Earpods and an adaptor in the box and instead we will have two stereo speakers one at the bottom and the other on the top of the new iPhone. Apple has also launched AirPods , wireless headphones that can last for five hours of listening time after each charge. These little device looks just like EarPods without wires between them. And they will cost $159 when they come out in late October.

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Improved cameras: The updates on iPhone 7 are an optical image stabilization, a new lens and a 12 megapixel camera (iPhone 7 Plus has adds a 56mm telephoto lens by the side of this one camera). And the flash has four LEDs to make flash brighter without blowing out the scene.

Static home button: The home button is force sensitive now, you will know when you press the button with vibrate instead of a click.

Water resistant: As the removal of the headphone jack, the physical home button and some optimization of the internal structure, the new iPhones will be water-resistant.

Faster processor: The brand new A10 Fusion processor has quad-core that with two cores are high-performance and the other two are high efficiency. Apple says it is 40% faster than the A9 processor and is the most powerful chip ever in a smartphone.

The storage has doubled from 16GB, 32GB, and 128GB to 32GB, 128GB, and 256GB. And the two colors have added to the new iPhones with glossy jet black and matte black, but the new jet black is only available in 128GB and 256GB models. The prices of different models are $649, $749, $849 for iPhone 7 and $769, $869 and $969 for iPhone 7 Plus. You can preorder both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus on September 9, and phones will be available September 16.

iOS 10:The next version of iOS, coming in fall 2016.

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What’s New in iOS 10

Like every iOS before it, the just-dropped iOS 10 is packed with a bounty of brand-new features designed to make your phone more useful than ever. It’s not available to download quite yet, but here’s a rundown of all the bells and whistles you have to look forward to come September 13th.

At a glance

  • Siri API for developers
  • Redesigned Lock screen
  • Huge changes and new features for Messages
  • Redesigned Apple Music app
  • Deletable stock apps
  • New “Home” app for HomeKit

iOS 10 features a redesigned Lock screen with 3D-touch enabled notifications that offer up more information, a more easily accessible camera, and a new widgets screen that houses widgets formerly located in the Today section of the Notification Center. There’s a redesigned Control Center, also with support for 3D Touch, and a new Raise to Wake feature wakes up the screen without bypassing notifications.

Siri can do a lot more in iOS 10, thanks to a Siri SDK that allows developers to build Siri support into their apps. You can now ask Siri to do things like summon an Uber or send a message in WhatsApp.

Messages has been overhauled with new features like background animations, bubble effects, rich links, and Digital Touch, the sketching feature first introduced on the Apple Watch, allowing users to create drawings and annotate photos and videos. Handwritten notes, hidden “invisible ink” messages, quick “Tapback” replies, and bigger emoji are new in Messages, and there’s even a predictive emoji feature that will suggest words that can be replaced with emoji.

Messages has its own Messages App Store, so developers can create apps that can be used in iMessages. Apps add almost unlimited capabilities to Messages, from sending stickers and GIFs to making payments to making collaborative dinner orders.

A dedicated “Home” app is available for HomeKit devices, and it’s now possible to delete almost all pre-installed apps that are unneeded. Photos features impressive facial and object recognition capabilities, which power a new Memories feature for rediscovering forgotten moments.

Both Maps and Apple Music have been redesigned with cleaner interfaces that are simpler to use, with Maps gaining proactive suggestions and integrated third-party apps and Apple Music gaining better content discovery and a new focus on lyrics. Apple News has also been overhauled with subscriptions, breaking news notifications, and better organization.

Apple’s QuickType keyboard is smarter in iOS 10 with contextual predictions, and Apple Pay is available on the web. Game Center has been largely eliminated, and many other apps, like Notes, Clock, and Phone have been updated with new features.

iOS9.2 gives you more control over Apple Music and iBooks

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(by BRYAN CLARK, socialfresh) Apple announced the second major update to iOS 9 since its September launch today. iOS 9.2 features a number of bug fixes as well as updates to Apple Music, iBooks, Podcasts and News.

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The most interesting inclusion is the changes to the Apple News app.

Rather than just relying on algorithmic sorting, as it had done previously, Apple is now going to use human editors to curate a top list of news stories it thinks you’ll want to see each morning and afternoon. The about-face is an interesting one, and should add additional value to a native app that I’m quite fond of already.

Aside from the bug fixes, which are much-needed, the coolest feature update in my opinion is a tweak in the way Safari View Controller handles third-party apps.

The update allows integration with third-party applications so that you have access to LastPass or other applications from within the View Controller window of non-Apple apps, like Narwhal, the popular Reddit app for iOS.

Additionally, iBooks gets 3D Touch support and other native apps, such as Music and Podcasts get minor updates to improve functionality.

Other notable updates:

  • Arabic support for SIRI
  • iBooks gets 3D Touch support
  • Apple News gets a new “Top Stories” section
  • Mail Drop added to Mail for sending large attachments
  • Improved keyboard responsiveness when using Quick Reply
  • iPhone support for USB Camera Adapter

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Macgo Free Media Player Provide DVD Support on Windows 10

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Macgo has announced a new product called Macgo Free Media Player on September 11, 2015. This product is developed as all-powerful media player to provide free playback of DVD and almost any other multimedia formats under Windows operating system, including the latest one Windows 10. And as all PC users know, with the close of Windows Media Center, there has been some multimedia playback function void on Windows 10. This is where Macgo stepped in to deliver perfect free DVD playback on PC with Macgo Free Media Player.

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Macgo Back-to-school Promotion 50% OFF Discount on LinkedIn

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In a twinkling of an eye September is coming, which means it’s time to go back to school again. At this very special moment, Macgo has launched a big sale promotion for all the students to celebrate their new school year. Macgo Back-to-School Promotion 2015, which is in accordance with Apple’s latest promotion, is delivering the company’s best work – Macgo Blu-ray Player to people who are really into Blu-ray, which has gained so much popularity among people who prefer high definition visual effect.

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Last OS X Yosemite non-security update 10.10.15

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Apple has updated both OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 on Aug. 13, probably for the last time other than for security fixes. The updates’ appearance signaled that Apple is just weeks away from introducing their successors, OS X El Capitan and iOS 9. Now Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player has stable performance under Yosemite 10.10. No matter it’s disc loading speed, Blu-ray playback or adding external subtitles, this player shows much more improvements now after several updates, just like Apple’s regular patches and fixes releases. With the upcoming of OS X El Capitan’s official launch, Macgo will speed up its development on introducing the perfect Blu-ray Player software for Mac OS X 10.11.

The latest update to OS X 10.10.5 is the final OS X Yosemite non-security update. It resolves over 100 bugs and technical glitches in the operating system, including QuickTime, Bluetooth, Notification Center, the Mac OS X kernel, and the serious problem known as DYLD, which is a serious vulnerability in OS X Yosemite that would allow hackers to run programs on a Mac remotely with administrator rights, opening up wide access to the whole operating system. Now this problem has been patched through improvements in environment sanitization. Continue reading →

Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player Software for Windows 10

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Microsoft has announced its Windows 10 release on July 29. This version brought the Start Menu back and fixed the broken desktop experience of Windows 8, just like what most users had wished. The upgrade process is mostly painless, and free for most Windows 7 and 8 users. But as we all know that Windows 10 still doesn’t provide Blu-ray playback support out of the box. This is why third-party Blu-ray Player software developers are needed to do the footwork. And if you’re looking for a first-rate and reasonably priced Blu-ray player software for Windows 10, there’s no other perfect option than Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player that is fully compatible with Windows 10 and supports Blu-ray discs, Blu-ray ISO files and BDMV folders perfectly on Microsoft’s latest OS.

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iOS 8.3 Not Supported By Macgo For The Time Being

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iOS 8.3, which was released to general public recently with numerous new features, performance improvements and bug fixes, however, iOS 8.3 apparently also brought security settings changes like preventing all the file transfer and management apps available out there for both Windows and Mac OS X from accessing the app directories of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, as noted by MacRumors. As a result apps like Macgo Free iPhone Cleaner and Macgo Free iPhone Explorer, which both need to access app directories to browse and manage files of users’ devices, have lost their access to the apps on iOS 8.3. And of course the rivals’ paid-for file managers and transfer utilities couldn’t escape from this disaster, such as iFunBox, iTools,  iExplorer, iBackupBot and PhoneView.

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Macgo Recommended A Powerful Blu-ray Drive for Its Blu-ray Player

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Macgo (http://www.macblurayplayer.com/), the first innovator that makes Blu-ray finally supportable on Mac OS by developing the first and foremost Blu-ray Player for Apple Mac, has recently established its collaboration with a Blu-ray drive manufacturer. As we all know that one of the requirements of playing a Blu-ray disc on the computer is to have a Blu-ray drive first, and now Macgo is recommending this powerful Blu-ray drive that works well with its products to all Blu-ray fans. This recommended Blu-ray Writer/Burner is one the thinnest and lightest external optical disc drive on the market with the support of USB 3.0, BDXL, 3D Blu-ray Movies, and burning BD, DVD & CD.

Main Features of Macgo Recommended Blu-ray Drive:

1. Support USB 3.0: High-speed I/O, up to 5 Gbit/s transfer rate, 10 times faster than USB 2.0

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Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player 50% Unique Offer on Amazon

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Macgo has launched a unique 50% off special offer of Windows Blu-ray Player on Amazon. The promotion lasts until March, 31. As an innovator in Blu-ray field, Macgo technology has made great progresses day by day to improve its products and itself. Now Macgo has updated Windows Blu-ray Player to V2.11.2, which is much more stable, more powerful than the previous versions.It can support 4K Blu-ray movies now concerning that the era of 4K has arrived. Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player has accessed to Amazon for a long time as a powerful Blu-ray Player on the tech market.

Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player supports Blu-ray discs, Blu-ray ISO files and BDMV folders on Windows operation system without conversion, including the latest Windows 10 Technical Preview. It can output up to 1080P High Definition quality without loss. With the AirX feature developed by Macgo, Audio and video media files sharable between Windows and iOS devices as long as the devices are connected in the same Wi-Fi environment or Home Network. With DTS5.1 audio system, it brings the best-in-class audio output for Blu-ray fans on Windows.  Continue reading →