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Friday, 11 October 2019

Halle Gunman Confesses to Livestreamed Shooting, Allegedly Posted Manifesto Online

Additional details have come out about a shooting in Germany that was livestreamed on Twitch earlier this week, and the case only continues to grow more disturbing.

Evernote App Gets Dark Mode Support

Evernote has updated its app with support for Dark Mode in iOS 13.

Evernote helps you focus on what matters most and have access to your information when you need it. Input typed notes or scan handwritten notes. Add to-do’s, photos, images, web pages, or audio ... and it’s all instantly searchable. Organize notes any way you want and share with anyone. And Evernote syncs across your devices so your information is always with you, everywhere you go.

What's New In This Version:
● New: Dark mode in Evernote is now set through system settings in iOS 13
● Fixed: We came; we saw; we conquered bugs.

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8 More Stories About People Battling Their Own Clones

Will Smith’s new film Gemini Man may not be wowing critics, but it’s based on a storytelling conundrum that’s as old as time: What would you do if you had to fight your own clone? We’re looking at some of our favorite examples of duplicates who’ve had to duke it out.

If You Have iTunes for Windows, You Need to Install the Latest Version Now

With the release of macOS Catalina this week, so came the death of iTunes for Mac users—but not anyone still using iTunes on Windows. Instead, Apple released a fix on Monday that patches a zero-day flaw that could have allowed bad actors to invisibly install BitPaymer ransomware on Windows computers running iTunes.

Apple Sets Aggressive Timeline of 2022 for Its Own 5G Modem [Report]

Apple has set an aggressive timeline of 2022 for the launch of its own 5G modem for iPhone, reports Fast Company. Given the amount of development, testing, and certification that needs to be done, the company will have to push hard to meet this goal.

Intel had been supplying modems to Apple during the company's fallout with Qualcomm; however, they were not able to deliver a viable 5G modem on time and Apple was forced to return to Qualcomm, signing a deal for the next few years. Intel then shut down its mobile modem business and ultimately sold the division to Apple for an estimated $1 billion.

Apple management is counting on its modem group in San Diego to finish the 5G modem as soon as possible.

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