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Galaxy AirDrop Comes to One UI 8.5 for Apple Cross‑Platform Sharing
technology14 days ago

Galaxy AirDrop Comes to One UI 8.5 for Apple Cross‑Platform Sharing

Samsung Galaxy devices with One UI 8.5 can share files with Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac) via AirDrop‑style Quick Share. To use it, update to One UI 8.5 and ensure Quick Share apps and System Services are up to date, then enable “Share with Apple devices” in Settings > Connected Devices > Quick Share. When sending, choose Quick Share and select the Apple device; the recipient approves (or saves on a Mac) to complete the transfer.

via Droid Life|
#airdrop#apple-devices#one-ui-85
Galaxy S26 Expands AirDrop-style Sharing to Apple Devices Worldwide
technology2 months ago

Galaxy S26 Expands AirDrop-style Sharing to Apple Devices Worldwide

Samsung's Galaxy S26 update adds AirDrop-like file sharing with Apple devices (Share with Apple devices) across Europe and India after an initial Korea rollout, enabling seamless transfers between Galaxy S26 phones and iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks; the 868.11MB update (firmware S948BXXU1AZCF) also includes general stability and security improvements.

via SamMobile|
#airdrop#apple-devices#galaxy-s26
Unlocking True Hi-Res Audio on Apple Devices: 12 Apps for Lossless Listening
technology2 months ago

Unlocking True Hi-Res Audio on Apple Devices: 12 Apps for Lossless Listening

The article reviews 12 iPhone/iPad/macOS apps that enable true hi-res, lossless playback on Apple devices—from Apple Music’s built-in lossless ALAC to Tidal, Qobuz, and Amazon Music, plus audiophile players like Audirvana Remote, Roon Remote, VOX, Neutron Music Player, Onkyo HF Player, FiiO Music, NePLAYER, and Flacbox. It highlights support for formats such as FLAC and DSD, 24-bit/192kHz, DAC passthrough to external gear, cloud options, and feature-rich interfaces, all aimed at unlocking higher-fidelity listening on Apple hardware.

via SlashGear|
#apple-devices#dac#flac
Watch Super Bowl LX for Free on Apple Devices via Walmart+ and Peacock
technology3 months ago

Watch Super Bowl LX for Free on Apple Devices via Walmart+ and Peacock

U.S. viewers can stream the 2026 Super Bowl LX for free on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV by starting a 30‑day Walmart+ trial that includes Peacock Premium (ad‑supported). Activate Peacock Premium through Walmart+, sign in to Peacock on Apple devices (Mac via the site), and watch NBC’s live broadcast plus the Apple Music Halftime Show featuring Bad Bunny. Kickoff is 3:30 p.m. PT on Feb 8, 2026. Note that Walmart+ auto‑renews after the trial, so you may need to cancel to avoid charges.

via MacRumors|
#apple-devices#free-trial#peacock-premium
Start the New Year Right with These Easy Apple Device Tips
technology4 months ago

Start the New Year Right with These Easy Apple Device Tips

The article offers practical tips for using Apple devices to establish healthy habits in 2026, including sleep tracking with Apple Watch, reducing mental clutter by managing apps and notifications, going paperless, organizing digital files and emails, reviewing backup strategies, managing subscriptions, and enhancing privacy settings, all aimed at making daily life more organized and health-conscious.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple-devices#digital-organization#new-year-resolutions
Apple Unveils iOS 26 Beta with Major CarPlay Updates and New Features
technology9 months ago

Apple Unveils iOS 26 Beta with Major CarPlay Updates and New Features

Apple has released the fifth public betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, and tvOS 26, introducing a new Liquid Glass design, enhanced features across apps like Wallet, Messages, and Safari, and extending the design language to macOS. These betas are a preview of upcoming updates expected to launch in September, with new features including Live Translation, Spatial Scene photos, and a redesigned Control Center. Additionally, rumors about upcoming Apple products like the iPhone 17 Pro in orange and the new Apple Watch Ultra 3 are circulating.

via MacRumors|
#apple-devices#apple-updates#ios-26
Man Controls iPad with Brain-Computer Interface Technology
technology9 months ago

Man Controls iPad with Brain-Computer Interface Technology

A brain implant called Synchron's Stentrode now allows patients to control Apple devices like iPads and iPhones with their thoughts via a Bluetooth connection, enhancing independence for those with severe paralysis. The system includes a signal strength indicator to improve user experience, marking a significant step toward integrating brain-computer interfaces into everyday consumer technology, although FDA approval for widespread use is still pending.

via PCMag|
#apple-devices#brain-computer-interface#medical-technology
iOS 26 Launches with Major Updates and New Features
technology10 months ago

iOS 26 Launches with Major Updates and New Features

iOS 26 introduces a major design overhaul with the new Liquid Glass interface, offering a translucent, layered look for app icons and system elements across Apple devices. Users can customize their home screens with this minimalistic, glass-like aesthetic through a simple three-step process in the public beta, enhancing visual appeal and consistency across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

via Tom's Guide|
#apple-devices#home-screen-customization#ios-26
Apple Launches All-in-One AppleCare One Subscription for Devices
technology10 months ago

Apple Launches All-in-One AppleCare One Subscription for Devices

Apple has launched 'AppleCare One,' a new subscription plan allowing customers to cover multiple Apple devices with a single plan starting at $19.99/month for up to three devices, with options to add more. The plan offers benefits like unlimited repairs, priority support, and expanded theft and loss protection, providing flexibility to move devices in and out and extend coverage to older devices. It aims to save customers money compared to separate plans and is available in the US.

via MacRumors|
#apple-devices#applecare-one#benefits