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Sunday, September 30, 2018
iPhone XS Max vs Galaxy Note 9 Real-World Speed Test, and more for 09/30/2018
It has been well over a week since the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max went up for sale. We have already seen the devices compared to Samsung’s latest flagship handset, the Galaxy Note 9, in a speed test and drop test. But how do the two devices compare in a more intense real-world speed test? 
Apple claims that the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max make use of the ‘most durable glass’ in a smartphone. We have already seen those claims put to test, with the iPhone XS Max faring far better than the iPhone X in a series of drop tests. However, how does the device compare to the Galaxy Note 9? 
Voice Memos is one of the few apps in iOS 12 that was completely redesigned. And it’s not just a flashy new UI. There are a couple of awesome new features added behind the scenes. Other than the ability to change the audio format, you can even tell iOS to automatically delete voice memos after a set period of time. 
A number of iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max owners are complaining about their device not charging automaticallyy when connected to a power source. 
Saturday, September 29, 2018
What Do You Think of Spotify’s New Policy of Asking Family Plan Users to Prove They Live at the Same Address?, and more for 09/29/2018
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In a move that’s bound to stir some controversy, Spotify has sent out emails to some of its premium family plan customers to confirm their home address using GPS data. The mail says that failure to do so might lead to the user losing access to the plan. 
If you’re upgrading from an iPhone with a Home button to an iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max, then you need to break years of muscle memory and get used to all the gestures, as it lacks the Home button. But don’t worry, we're here to help you out with some tips and tricks to speed up the process of learning all the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max gestures. 
With the Apple Watch Series 4, Apple has debuted its new dual-core S4 chip which it claims provides up to 50 percent performance improvements when compared to the S3 chip inside the Apple Watch Series 3. Unlike iPhones, Apple Watch are slow as they are far more limited in terms of thermal and power consumption.
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