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Netflix Smart Downloads feature arrives for iOS

It arrived on Netflix’s Android build last summer, and has now come to the iOS build. Netflix’s Smart Downloads feature is now available for your iOS device and enables users to finish watching a downloaded episode it will be deleted and the next episode will automatically download. This feature, in turn, only works on Wi-Fi […]

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Some users cite Wi-Fi issues following iOS 12.1.3 release

This is turning into a fairly significant mess. Following the release of iOS 12.1.3, a number of users cited difficulty in accessing their cellular data, a bug which had also happened following the rollout of iOS 12.1.2. The situation was so bad, wireless provider Sprint put out a warning. This had emerged after iOS 12.1.1 […]

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iOS 12.2 beta 1 released to developer community, shows forthcoming features

Apple on Thursday released the first beta of iOS 12.2 for developers, complete with the following list of new fixes and features: – Apple News for Canada – iOS 12.2 expands the availability of Apple News to Canada for the first time, with news sources available in either English or French. – HomeKit TV Support […]

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Some Sprint users reporting connectivity issues with their iPhones following installation of iOS 12.1.3

Following Tuesday’s release of the iOS 12.1.3 update, a number of users have reported a bug in which cellular data connection is either permanently disabled or extremely spotty following the initial installation and reboot of iOS 12.1.3. The same situation also happened following the release of iOS 12.1.3 on Christmas even, albeit the update was […]

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Wi-Fi, similar signals don’t cause cancer

And now for a bit of good news: Apparently Wi-Fi and similar signals don’t cause cancer. Per an article over on HowStuffWorks, everyday devices such as Wi-Fi routers, smartphones, tablets, and computers are unable to cause cancer, and would be unable to do so without rewriting the basic laws of physics and biology. The piece, […]