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Jack Dorsey Launches Bitchat Mesh Chat App for iPhone That Works Without Internet Access
Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat Mesh, a new Bluetooth-based messaging app for iPhone. He previously unveiled Bitchat as a peer-to-peer (P2P) app, a weekend project designed to function without phone numbers, email, or access to the internet. Bitchat Mesh supports both end-to-end encryption and identity verification. An Android release date for the...
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iOS 18 Developer 6, Public Beta 4 Updates Rolling Out for iPhone: Everything That’s New
iOS 18 Developer Beta 6 and Public Beta 4 for the iPhone have been rolled out by AppleTweaks have been made in the user interface (UI) of apps such as Apple Music, and there is now a dedicated Control Centre button for toggling Bluetooth instead of having to jump into the grouped connectivity options.
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iOS 16 Will Allow to Enable Walkie-Talkie Capabilities, eSIM Transfer via Bluetooth: Reports
iOS 16 will allow developers to enable walkie-talkie capabilities for third-party apps as well as transfer eSIM connections between iPhones via Bluetooth. iOS 16 will be released later this year.
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Apple AirTag Review: Expensive, but Potentially Useful
Apple’s new AirTag is a somewhat unique device, meant to help you keep track of personal objects by location on a map, and within short range. Is this Rs. 3,190 button-shaped device worth the fuss? Find out in this review.
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Apple Find My Network Accessory Programme Launched for Third-Party Device Manufacturers
Apple has launched its Find My network accessory programme to allow third-party Bluetooth devices to be tracked through the iPhone, iPad, and Mac using the preloaded Find My app. The company has initially partnered with Belkin, Chipolo, and VanMoof that will bring their new devices eligible for the Find My network programme starting next week.
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Understanding iOS 13's New Bluetooth Use Alerts for Third-Party Apps
With iOS 13, users can now decide if they want to give an app access to Bluetooth or not from the Privacy settings on your iPhone.Â
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Jack Dorsey Launches Bitchat Mesh Chat App for iPhone That Works Without Internet Access
Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat Mesh, a new Bluetooth-based messaging app for iPhone. He previously unveiled Bitchat as a peer-to-peer (P2P) app, a weekend project designed to function without phone numbers, email, or access to the internet. Bitchat Mesh supports both end-to-end encryption and identity verification. An Android release date for the...
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iOS 18 Developer 6, Public Beta 4 Updates Rolling Out for iPhone: Everything That’s New
iOS 18 Developer Beta 6 and Public Beta 4 for the iPhone have been rolled out by AppleTweaks have been made in the user interface (UI) of apps such as Apple Music, and there is now a dedicated Control Centre button for toggling Bluetooth instead of having to jump into the grouped connectivity options.
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iOS 16 Will Allow to Enable Walkie-Talkie Capabilities, eSIM Transfer via Bluetooth: Reports
iOS 16 will allow developers to enable walkie-talkie capabilities for third-party apps as well as transfer eSIM connections between iPhones via Bluetooth. iOS 16 will be released later this year.
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Apple AirTag Review: Expensive, but Potentially Useful
Apple’s new AirTag is a somewhat unique device, meant to help you keep track of personal objects by location on a map, and within short range. Is this Rs. 3,190 button-shaped device worth the fuss? Find out in this review.
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Apple Find My Network Accessory Programme Launched for Third-Party Device Manufacturers
Apple has launched its Find My network accessory programme to allow third-party Bluetooth devices to be tracked through the iPhone, iPad, and Mac using the preloaded Find My app. The company has initially partnered with Belkin, Chipolo, and VanMoof that will bring their new devices eligible for the Find My network programme starting next week.
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Understanding iOS 13's New Bluetooth Use Alerts for Third-Party Apps
With iOS 13, users can now decide if they want to give an app access to Bluetooth or not from the Privacy settings on your iPhone.Â
