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The public beta of macOS Catalina has been released. actualapple.com Review

On June 24, Apple released the first public beta of macOS Catalina, which was presented at a conference for WWDC developers. We talk about the main innovations.

More developer opportunities

The public beta of macOS Catalina has been released. actualapple.com Review

A very important, albeit inconspicuous for ordinary users, Xcode received the update. In its 11th version, it became possible to visually preview a selected section of code. The editor received the support of the intelligent assistant, SwiftUI. In addition, it has new tools for rapid prototyping and visualization of the interface on various devices, also Catalyst, which allows porting applications created for iPad to Mac.

For example, thanks to Catalyst, the release of Gameloft’s Asphalt 9: Legends game, which Apple has already announced, has become possible.

New Augmented Reality Tools on Mac

Another new developer tool is an application for creating worlds in augmented reality Reality Composer.

The public beta of macOS Catalina has been released. actualapple.com Review

Reality Composer creates …

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Hackers can determine the phone number by AirDrop

A group of hexway hackers was able to get an iPhone phone number via Bluetooth. They claim that they wanted to check the slogan “What is happening on the iPhone, remains on the iPhone,” which Apple uses to advertise the security of its devices.

Hackers can determine the phone number by AirDrop

They managed to intercept the data packets transmitted by the devices when Bluetooth is turned on. Then they studied what data they contained.

According to hackers, AirDrop sends encrypted packets with a phone number so that the receiving device finds it in the contact list.

Anyone who has a script can take advantage of the vulnerability to collect the numbers of all people who use the Share feature in iOS in a public place.

Similarly, you can get encrypted Apple ID, mail and phone number. To do this, you need to intercept the package when the …

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Apple Card will appear in the US in August

Apple Card with the support of the bank Goldman Sachs can begin to work in the US from the first half of August, reports Bloomberg.

Apple Card will appear in the US in August

The publication notes that Apple is looking for a European banking partner to launch a card.

According to the Bloomberg report, iPhone users will be able to order a virtual and physical titanium card through the Wallet app in iOS 12.4.

Goldman Sachs is responsible for infrastructure, payment management, processing of transaction data and generating monthly reports.

Apple introduced its own credit card in March. Thousands of employees have been testing the Apple Card since May.

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LG will add AirPlay 2 and HomeKit features to TVs until the end of July

In 2019, LG released its first HomeKit and AirPlay 2-enabled TVs.

LG will add AirPlay 2 and HomeKit features to TVs until the end of July

At the presentation, the manufacturer promised to add these features in the summer of this year. Now the Australian representation of LG has reported on Twitter that HomeKit and AirPlay 2 on LG TVs will work in late July.

Support representatives point out that users will need to upgrade their iPhone to iOS 12.4 to take advantage of these features.

Thanks to AirPlay 2 and HomeKit support, TVs will be displayed in the Home app on iOS, and you can even control them with HomePod.

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New details about the iPhone 2019 have become known

It has long been no secret that Apple will show in September three new iPhones, which will be the successors of the XS, XS Max and XR. How they will look, you can read here. But some characteristics of these smartphones are still not known. New details revealed the developer and editor of 9to5Mac Guillermo Rambo.

New details about the iPhone 2019 have become known

With reference to its sources, Rambo claims that all three models will receive the updated Taptic Engine. The code name is Leap Haptics. At the same time, the iPhone will lose 3D Touch.

The new iPhones will be equipped with a 7-nanometer A13 processor, which is listed in the company's internal documents as the Cebu T8030.

Big changes are waiting for the front camera - it will be able to shoot slow-motion videos at a speed of 120 frames per second.

The third camera …

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Released iOS 12.4 and audioOS 12.4

Apple released iOS 12.4, which the company has been testing since mid-May.

Released iOS 12.4 and audioOS 12.4

The new version of the OS got rid of known bugs, for example, with the transfer of data during the initial setup of the iPhone. It also improves the overall stability of the device.

iOS 12.4 must support Apple Card. But when this product is launched, the company has not yet announced.

Apple also released audioOS 12.4 with Japanese support for the HomePod. This is due to the imminent start of sales of smart Apple column in Japan and Taiwan.

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Suddenly: Apple has released updates for older iPhones and iPads

With the release of iOS 12.4 on July 22, Apple released iOS 9.3.6 and iOS 10.3.4 for older iPhone and iPad models.

Suddenly: Apple has released updates for older iPhones and iPads

iOS 9.3.6 is for iPad mini, iPad 2 and iPad 3 3G models, and iOS 10.3.4 is for iPad 4 and iPhone 5.

Updates solve performance problems with GPS location and eliminate the bug with the wrong device date and time.

Apple recommends that all owners of old devices install these assemblies.

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Israeli company learned to steal data from any cloud.

The developers of the Israeli company NSO Group have updated the Pegasus software: now, using the program, you can access data from any user of the infected device, wherever they are - in the local storage or in the cloud.

Hacking is different from simply stealing a password and is difficult to track. Everything happens unnoticed: Pegasus collects and clones smartphone authentication tokens in different services, pretends to them and gets access to the data. Two-factor authentication does not help here. Apple in a statement to The Financial Times confirmed that the possibility of hacking really exists.

For the first time about Pegasus became known in 2016, after an unsuccessful attempt to install on the iPhone, a human rights activist from the United Arab Emirates, Ahmed Mansur. Already then, the application could read text messages, track calls, collect passwords and …

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New public beta versions of Apple OS have been released

Apple released the third public beta builds of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, watchOS 6, tvOS 13 and macOS Catalina for everyone.

New public beta versions of Apple OS have been released

Public builds include all of the same innovations as the fourth beta version for developers, released July 17.

Some users complain about the overheating of smartphones after the update, but after a while the problem disappears.

Also, users of the latest beta versions of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 are faced with a Safari bug - the “open in a new tab” item has disappeared.

Otherwise, the current test builds are more stable than the previous ones.

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Found a hole in Bluetooth, which allows you to hack the device with the operating system Apple and Microsoft

Researchers at Boston University have discovered a serious vulnerability in the Bluetooth communication protocol in Apple and Microsoft gadgets that allows attackers to track and identify devices. Vulnerabilities are subject to Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, as well as Microsoft tablets and laptops. Devices running Android are not affected.

Found a hole in Bluetooth, which allows you to hack the device with the operating system Apple and Microsoft

Gadgets use public Bluetooth advertising channels to announce their presence to other devices. For security, most of them broadcast a random address that changes periodically. The researchers found that this information is enough to extract identifying tokens that allow you to track the device even after changing a random address.

The algorithm does not require decrypting messages or violating the security of the Bluetooth protocol, since it is completely based on public unencrypted advertising traffic.

Devices running iOS or macOS have two identifying tokens that change at different intervals. On …