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Friday, June 29, 2018
The iPhone X Camera Can Officially Take ‘Studio Quality’ Portraits
A few months ago, Apple posted a video on its YouTube channel where it claimed that the iPhone X could take Studio Quality portrait photo. Now, it is pretty common for companies to make superlative claims in their marketing materials, but two people ended up complaining about that ad to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). 
Consumers File Lawsuit Against Qualcomm To Prevent an Import Ban on iPhones
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Apple and Qualcomm are engaged in a major legal battle that has seen the business relations between the two companies sour as well. Apple has accused Qualcomm of anti-competitive business practices, while Qualcomm is getting back at Apple by trying to get an import ban on iPhones with an Intel chip in the United States. How to Create a Bootable macOS Mojave USB Installation Disk
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Looking to install macOS Mojave on your Mac? While you can always directly install Mojave on your Mac after downloading it from Apple, I will recommend a clean install as it also makes for a good excuse for cleaning all the junk files on your device. Thursday, June 28, 2018
Verizon is Shutting Down its Video App, Go90
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Verizon launched its own original video content platform a while back, but it looks like the service has reached its end. Instagram ‘Music Stickers’ Now Available to Give Stories a Soundtrack
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Back in May, a report surfaced that suggested Instagram was working on an idea to bring music to Stories, basically adding even more content to what's already become one of the platform's most popular features. Niantic Showcases ‘Occlusion’ Technique to Improve AR Experiences With Its ‘Real World Platform’
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Niantic, the developer behind the mega-popular Pokémon GO and the upcoming Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, recently showcased how its augmented reality efforts "Real World Platform" are improving all the time. ‘DC Universe’ is a New Streaming Option for Animated and Live Action Shows, Comics, and More
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There are a lot of streaming options out there, some of which offer the same content as others. But the newest effort from Warner Bros. and DC may actually be spicing things up a bit.
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