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The article reviews iOS games such as the "Asphalt 9: Legends," "The Walking Dead: Our World," and "Motorsport Manager 3 Mobile."

By this time, iOS 13 (go.macworld.com/13fq) has already been installed on iPhones and iPads around the world, though it was be one of the shortest-lived updates of all time, with iOS 13.1 being released just five days later (go.macworld.com/1stu) and iOS 13.2 released a month after that. As I've spent the last few weeks with iOS 13 betas on both my iPad and iPhone, I've had a little time to think about what clues of future plans we can pick out of the mix. [Extracted from the article]

Information on topics discussed at the 2018 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (AWDC) regarding the features the iOS 12 operating system. Among the features discussed include the Screen Time, which tracks and can limit usage of applications, improved central processing unit (CPU) performance, and the competitive advantage of Apple for data privacy of users.

The article offers brief infomation on several accessories of iOS operating system devices including the Dash Pro earphones from Bragi, the SwarmBox device, and the Garmin VIRB 360 camera.

The article offers a preview of the iOS 11 mobile operating system from Apple Inc.

The article looks into ways to better navigate and explore some features embedded in both Android and iOS mobile operating systems. The three-line button located at the top corner of the screen displays all main menu and navigation items, such as conversation labels from email. The three-dot button, for instance in Android's Google chrome browser, displays a series of options such as Bookmarks and the Find In Page. Information on the action-button from iOS is also offered.

The article offers information on how to effectively use Gmail email service on iOS mobile operating system. Topics include the effectiveness of the Vacation Responder feature, instructions on how to stop an annoying e-mail thread, and the capability to swipe between message threads. It also talks about Gmail's capability to attach and deliver big Google Drive files to e-mail messages.

The article presents several Gmail mobile application tricks for iOS and Android devices. It offers tips on how to set a vacation responder, mute an annoying electronic mail (email) thread, and automatically sync message folders besides the inbox. It also provides a short information on a Gmail feature that allows users to swipe between message threads without tapping the Back button to return to the inbox screen.

The article discusses recommendations for improving the features of the iOS 9 mobile operating system designed by American technology company Apple. Topics covered include the need to improve the iOS 9's location-based settings, the convenience of using a Prioritized Notification Center, and the need to develop shortcuts for iOS 9's Notifications Settings. It also discusses the need to develop new health application, transit directions in maps, and an improved Siri virtual assistant.

The article provides a comparison of several mobile applications for iOS mobile operating system from technology company Apple, Inc. including Elevate for iPhone and iPad, Fit Brains Trainer, and the iPhone-only app Peak Brain Training.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for reverting back to iOS 9 mobile operating system (OS).

The article discusses the Windows Phone, a smartphone produced by computer and electronics company Microsoft, 8.1 operating system upgrade. Topics include how the phone's operating system compares to iOS and Android operating systems from computer manufacturer Apple and Internet company Google respectively, how the Cortana digital assistant compares to Apple's Siri and Google Now, and how the camera software has changed.

The article evaluates the iOS 6 mobile device operating system for Mac devices from technology firm Apple Inc.

The article evaluates the voice communication application Wakie for iOS mobile operating system.

The article offers information about the Apple AirPlay 2 and HomePod speakers.

The article offers information about the move of Apple to end the Back to My Mac feature in macOS Mojave desktop operating system. Other information related to the Back to My Mac feature, which allows users to remotely access Macs to perform file sharing as well as screen sharing and requires the Macs involved to apply the same iCloud account, is presented.

Microsoft plans to offer its Microsoft Defender security services to Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems for smartphones. A version for Linux is in preview, too. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers step by step instructions fixing autocorrect feature in iOS operating system.

The author offers outlook on the business operations of technology firm Apple under the leadership of chief executive officer (CEO) Tim Cook. Topics discussed include the capabilities of the new features of its iOS 15.4 mobile operating system, the significant investment of Apple in technology research and development, and the competition between Apple and technology company Meta with regard to the design of augmented reality (AR) products.

The article discusses planning of developing a national mobile operating system, by Indian government, similar to Android and iOS. Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology of India, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, announced his plans to encourage the tech industry and academic institutions to collaborate on the Indian mobile operating system (OS). However, analysts are skeptical that an indigenous OS can compete to Android and iOS.

The article offers information on several mobile games for iOS devices including Suzy cube, ARK: Survival Evolved, and Pokemon Quest.

The article looks at 10 iOS mobile applications revealed by technology companies Apple, Inc. and IBM that combine design and data analysis to develop a new suite of enterprise tools. Mobile apps described include Incident Aware, the AppleCare for Enterprise 24-hour customer service line from Apple, and the Plan Flight for pilots from Apple and IBM.

The article looks at the state of Mac Web browsers for the mobile operating system, iOS. Topics covered include the third-party options which iOs device owners can choose to download from the App Store, the strategy of Safari browser to secure its hold on the iOS browser market by default and the obstacles that alternative iOs browsers have to deal with aside from the lack of third-party default browsers.

The article offers tips on how to make the most of the iCloud email service for owners of Mac computers and mobile devices running the iOS mobile operating system (OS) as of November 2013. Tips on how to access email anywhere and how to avoid spam with aliases are discussed. The author also discusses tips on how to create rules that work on all devices and how to inform colleagues if an email user is not available.

The article offers information on the closing of Messenger group chatting service from the Google plus mobile applications by Google, an American multinational corporation, that was designed for group conversations with text, photos and face-to-face video chat. It mentions the importance of Google Hangouts over Messenger, as it provides messaging and video calls across Android, iOS (iPhone Operating System) and the Web.

The article focuses on Google Maps offered by technology firm Google, designed for computer desktop and mobile operating system Android and iOS. It mentions that the maps provide information related to traffic conditions and transit locations to its users. It also mentions the plans of Google to change its map's typography to make it easier for users to read labels.

This article reports that technology company Cisco Systems has released patches for several vulnerabilities in its IOS software for networking devices and the Cisco and WebEx conferencing servers. Topics discussed include the impact of the vulnerability on Cisco IOS XR software for the Cisco Network Convergence System 6000 Series Routers, how unauthenticated, remote attackers can exploit the vulnerability, and the decision of Cisco to rate the vulnerability as high severity.

The article discusses the launch of automatic lock and unlock of screen, that eliminates the press button on iOS 10 of iPhone and iPad.

The article reports on the plan of technology firm Apple to build a facility in Bangalore, India in 2017 to provide support to Indian developers of applications that run on its mobile operating system iOS. The facility will be named Design and Development Accelerator and aims to attract developers. The city boasts more than one million technology workers. Apple chief executive officer Tim Cook describes India as its growth market during his visit in the country.

The article reports on the possibility that hackers will penetrate the iPhone operating system (iOS), developed by Apple Inc., and deliver malware via mobile device management (MDM) protocol as of April 2016. Topics discussed include threat from the communication between MDM products and iOS devices which will be demonstrated at the Black Hat Asia conference on April 1, malware infection through stolen enterprise development certificates, and the mechanics of the man-in-a-middle attack.

The article focuses on the features of Apple's mobile operating system iOS 9 which are said to be borrowed from its rival Google's Android N. It cites the features that Google first borrowed from Apple and vice versa. It mentions the advantages of iOS 9's Split View over Samsung Galaxy's split-screen application. The Night Mode feature which Apple itself has spearheaded is said to be lacking in the iOS.

The article provides information on risks involved for operating system users with updating techniques for (iOS) applications including security risks, patching technique called JSPatch, and coding of Java computer language.

The article presents information on the iOS 9.2.1 and OS X 10.11.3, updates for mobile operating system iOS and Mac operating system OS X.

The article reports on the infection of several iOS applications (apps) by the so-called XcodeGhost, a malicious version of the Xcode development tool.

The article discusses an announcement by Zerodium, an exploit acquisition company, to pay one million U.S dollars to researchers who can bypass security restrictions enforced by the Apple iOS 9 operating system and devices. It states that Zerodium invites submissions for a full chain of unreported vulnerabilities or exploits that do not need any user interaction except from visiting a Web page. It offers views of cybersecurity firm Errata Security's executive Robert Graham, on Zerodium's plan.

Photographs are presented depicting the features of the iOS 9 operating system.

The article focuses on the move of Facebook to adjust its news feed and adding a tool that will allow users to choose the content that appears at the top of their news feeds. It mentions that the tool for news feeds comes as a minor victory for users who want to obtain control from algorithms and have greater influence over the information they get from social networking sites. Facebook adds that users who use iOS devices have access to the see-first tool.

The article reports on the increased picture size by online mobile photo-sharing services Instagram users on its mobile app which are allowed for posting and the open to photograph sharing service with detailed images. Topics mentioned include the upgrade on mobile operating systems Android and iOS apps which store and display photographs with increased size of pixels, and the acquisition by online networking services Facebook of Instagram in 2012.

The article reports that Android phone vendors need to improve security policies according to Consumentenbond, a Dutch consumer association. It says that the associated tested Android smartphones, using the existing software update provided by the manufacturer, and only six of the updated phones were running Android 5.0. The association suggest the use of support for operating systems, including iOS and Windows Phone.

The article discusses the possibility to create an ad-blocking software in iOS9 operating system. It mentions that the operating system may allow the creation of ad-blocking software in iOS 9. It adds that blocking annoying advertisements that consume data will be a huge improvement to the browsing experience of users.

The article reports on the improvement of support made by Apple Inc. for its next version of mobile operating systems with iOS 9. The American computer giant has overhauled its iPhone and iPad user interface to make it friendlier for readers of languages like Arabic and Hebrew. It relates the statement of Apple Software Engineer Sara Radi about the changes made by the company.

The article looks at new functionalities of the Apple Watch mobile device of technology company Apple, Inc. in conjunction with the release of the watchOS 2 software update. Topics mentioned include benefits of the update for software developers such as the ability to make sure of the watch's hardware features such as the digital crown, accelerometer, and heart rate sensor, video playback ability of the watch, and connection to wireless fidelity networks.

The article reports on the move of the French start-up company Infinit to improve its iOS client for Apple Inc.'s Ipads and partners with the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC Corp. to speed up its file sharing on its smartphones. It notes the company's initiative of developing peer-to-peer technology that enables users to share files faster. Meanwhile, the company's deal with HTC will let the latter to distribute Android application through HTC Club.

The article focuses on the move of Google Inc. to acquire startup Timeful Inc., whose iOS app uses machine learning to help individuals plan their days. It reveals that users link Timeful to their schedules and then enter tasks, projects, and events as well as hobbies into the app. Information about the plan of Google to integrate Timeful's technology into its products is presented.

The article reports on the software iOS 8 flaw which allows computer security attacker to crash the devices running on mobile operating system (OS) by manipulating the Secured Socket Layer (SSL) certificates. Topics include the threat of the association between the certificate flaw and the security threat WiFiGate in controlling the wireless network, the creation of fake Wi-fi connection to launch an attack to the device, and the recommendation on the upgrade of the iOS to prevent threat.

The article discusses the financial performance of iPhone operating system (iOS) from multinational corporation Apple Inc. in the fourth quarter of 2014. It mentions that the Apple iOS had top the smartphone operating system spot in the U.S. It notes the strong sales of iPhone 6 smartphone in the U.S. for the fourth quarter

The article informs that researchers from Palo Alto Networks Inc. recently find Windows applications designed to infect iOS devices with an older WireLurker malware variant. According to the researchers, the malware was being installed on both jailbroken and non-jailbroken iOS devices when those devices were connected to Mac OS X systems that were running trojanized applications.

The article offers brief information on a new mobile operating system, iOS 8 from Apple Inc.

The article describes the introduction of extensions and custom actions capability features of Apple's iOS mobile operating system.

Several photographs of iOS 8 introduced by the technology company Apple Inc. at its 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) are presented.