Our digital world ……
“Google plans on deleting inactive Gmail accounts and photos starting December 1, our friends at PCMag and others reported. Google announced the news of deleting abandoned Gmails earlier this year, as well as the December start, but now that deadline is weeks away.”
“Hackers are always finding new ways to break into your devices. A troubling new vulnerability in iOS now allows hackers to spy on you through your keyboard. Certo Software released a report revealing how cybercriminals are avoiding Apple’s stringent security measures to steal your information.”
“On the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, Apple finally got rid of the Lightning port and replaced it with USB-C. This opens up a whole new world of convenience of connecting accessories and peripherals.”
“Among the many changes and new features in watchOS 10, you’ll find new and updated watch faces. One of those is not like the others. The new Snoopy watch face injects a level of personality and reactivity that I didn’t know I was missing until I had it.”
“Less than six months ago, Google announced that it was launching support for the password replacement known as “passkeys” for all personal accounts across its billions of users. Today, the company said it is going a step further and will make passkeys the default login setting for users.”
“Widespread complaints about overheating of the new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max can be traced to several factors, including a software bug in iOS 17, Apple told CNET on Saturday.”
“Between your Google Drive, Gmail, Google Photos and other Google services, you have 15GB of free storage — and that can be used up quickly. When you’re close to reaching the maximum, Google will ask if you want to purchase extra digital storage space with Google One.”
“Upgraders to iOS 17 are likely seeing deeper iPhone battery drains today. This is normal behavior, and everything should stabilize within a week.”
“iOS 17 is coming on September 18 after three months of beta testing. We already knew that there were some iOS 17 features that wouldn’t launch until later this year, but Apple has now published an in-depth breakdown with more details.”
“Streaming TV costs are now higher than cable packages, says a new analysis. It follows warnings that a “crash” was on the way – a day that has now arrived. Streaming TV promised customers greater flexibility at a lower cost – and for a long time delivered just that.”
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