MacStories, a popular Apple-centric website, honors Delta Emulator as the App of the Year with the release of custom skins for classic Nintendo DS games. Delta, a powerful iOS emulator, revolutionized the app world with its user-friendly interface and ability to run beloved retro games on the iPhone. Designed by Seattle-based artist, Sean Fletcher, the MacStories DS Skins incorporate the site's signature colors and logo, making them a must-have for any retro gaming enthusiast.
Apple has released the highly-anticipated iOS 18.2, packed with features to elevate the iPhone experience. From Image Playground that allows users to craft unique visuals to the game-changing Genmoji feature that creates custom emojis based on user descriptions, this update brings a whole new level of personalization to your device. Additionally, Siri's enhanced AI intelligence through ChatGPT integration and the upgraded Writing Tools make for a more productive and creative iOS experience.
Apple has released the highly anticipated iOS 18.2 update, which introduces new Apple Intelligence features such as Genmoji and ChatGPT integration. The update also brings enhancements to the Camera Control on all iPhone 16 models, including the addition of Visual Intelligence. Along with these major changes, a redesigned Mail app with advanced sorting options is also included in the update, making it easier to manage your inbox.
Apple released its latest mobile operating system, iOS 18.2, which includes anticipated AI-powered updates such as improved camera, photos, and mail apps. However, only newer models like iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 16 can access these features. To download the beta version of iOS 18.2, visit your iPhone's Settings and General, and then go to Software Update.
The popular messaging app, WhatsApp, has introduced a new feature that allows users to privately add or save contacts across linked devices. This feature, called "Identity Proof Linked Storage", keeps names and numbers encrypted for added privacy. Additionally, WhatsApp is also rumoured to introduce a username feature for chatting without sharing phone numbers and a revamped iOS interface with a new home widget. This latest update from WhatsApp is sure to make managing contacts easier and more secure.
The popular video conferencing tool, Google Meet, has announced a new update featuring a revamped call-screen interface that will now be available to all users. The redesigned interface includes a new pill-shaped search bar and contact suggestions, making it easier for users to connect. This update follows the recent introduction of AI-generated notes that automatically summarize meetings. While the new interface is already accessible for Android users, it is yet to be released for iOS users. With this update, Google aims to make virtual meetings smoother and more convenient for all users, whether they are casual or professional.
Apple has launched a new Clean Up feature in their iOS 18.1 developer beta, aiming to remove unwanted objects from photos. In a face-off against rival tools Google Magic Eraser and Samsung Galaxy AI, we test the capabilities of Apple's Clean Up on three photos with varying levels of difficulty. Will Apple's tool reign supreme or will its competitors prove to be more effective?
Twitter, now known only as X, has finally answered users' requests for an edit feature for direct messages. This highly anticipated feature has already been rolled out to iOS users and will soon be available on other platforms. However, there's a limit to the number of edits allowed per message. Meanwhile, Elon Musk recently pointed out a concern with X's content algorithm, highlighting a common drawback of social media algorithms.
The first beta of iOS 18.1 has been released and it comes with an early preview of Apple Intelligence, a set of new features powered by AI technology. The beta is currently only available for iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, and will be released to the public in October. Users can join a waitlist to try out the AI features, which will initially be available in the United States only. This may be the reason for the early release of the iOS 18.1 beta, as Apple will need time to test and potentially delay these features before the iOS 18 public release.
Apple has released the first betas for their upcoming software updates, which include early versions of their highly anticipated Apple Intelligence features. These new betas will run alongside the current iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia 15 betas, giving developers the option to test out the new features or stick with the standard track. However, only select devices will be able to access these features, which include Siri's revamped design and smart replies in Messages. While some features won't be available until later this year, developers can opt into the waitlist and enable Apple Intelligence on their device in the Settings app.