Sunday, 14 June 2015

iOS 9 mail app includes Markup feature to let you annotate attachments

iOS 9 comes with a feature that many OS X Yosemite users would be familiar with. iOS 9 mail app lets you annotate attachments such as photos before sending them away. It also works both ways, so you can annotate an incoming attachment or outgoing attachment. Markup essentially allows you to add text, make arrows, encircle something that you may want to emphasise.

Saturday, 13 June 2015

iOS 9 ReplayKit allow users to screen record gameplay & app videos

iOS 9 would be able to screen record game plays and app videos without the need of 3rd party software. This has been made possible by the ReplayKit that Apple announced along side iOS 9 on Monday, 8th June.

Friday, 12 June 2015

iOS 9 Mail App now allows you to add attachments

iOS 9 brings some neat changes to the Mail app, one of which is the ability to add attachments. Now with iOS 9, you can attach any document from iCloud drive. You can attach Pages documents, Keynote presentations or any spreadsheet and even music if you have it stored in iCloud.

iOS 9 brings true Split View Multi-Tasking on the iPad

iOS 9 brings split view multi-tasking on  the iPad, finally. This feature has been long awaited and the company finally delivers it with the latest update to the mobile OS. Similar window management has also been brought to the new OS X 10.11 El Capitan.

iOS 9 installation guidance and tutorials!

iOS 9 is here and if you want to install it on your device and test it out we have a full step-by step installation tutorial available on our site. Just click here and it will take you to our Installation guide. Also make sure to check out our iOS center where you can get all the iOS 9 related coverage and videos.

Ad Blocking Services to come in iOS 9

With iOS 9 comes many new features and one of them is the ability to block certain elements of a webpage in Safari. This means now we can use Ad Blocker on the mobile Safari as well.
If you have updated your device to iOS 9, head over to settings > Safari > Content Blocker. There isn't much you can do right now however, this feature surely tells us  that not even mobile advertisements has a way to escape the dreaded "AdBlocker Extensions".

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