We started the week with the launch of new versions of iOS and iPadOS, among others; Then we saw rumors about the iPhone 13, as Apple invited developers to virtual sessions focused on the App Clip and widgets. On Privacy Day Thursday, Apple shared a PDF document titled “A Day in the Life of Your Data” talking about privacy from a simple perspective and the upcoming arrival of App Tracking Transparency has been confirmed. And there is still a lot to say, so much so that we start our one last thing …
- We start in Genbeta, where they tell us about a strange Big Sur bug that can trigger our computer fans. Fortunately, he has a solution.
- In Today at Apple, they show us a small resource that we can use with our HomePod to avoid interruptions, especially if we’re used to using the Intercom feature. Kind of like turning on do not disturb, more or less.
- Again in Genbeta, they teach us about the new design that Firefox will have in version 90.
- On the 9to5mac YouTube channel, they tell us, step by step, how to download applications from our iPad to run them on the Mac.
- Meanwhile, on the Macrumors channel, they teach us what the music transfer function between iPhone and HomePod looks like. A feature that has been redesigned in iOS 14.4.
- In Engadget, they’re giving us the full list of all the new content that’s coming to Disney + on February 23. Over 250 films and 40 series.
- Still in Xataka, and without leaving Disney +, they bring us the trailer for the new Disney movie: Stripe and the Last Dragon.
- In Genbeta, they introduce us to Ecosia, Brave’s pre-built search engine that plants trees with the economic benefits they get.
- Back on YouTube, Macrumors shows us what the new Apple Fitness + feature looks like: Time to Walk
- And we end with another video, from 9to5mac, where they review all the news that has happened to the iPhone with iOS 14.4
