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De acordo com o jornalista da Bloomberg, Mark Gurman, a Apple teria cogitado (e posteriormente descartado) um recurso bastante interessante para o Apple Upgrade: a transferência dos dados do iCloud do usuário para o novo aparelho antes mesmo de ele ser enviado para o assinante.
Revelada na última edição da sua newsletter “Power On”, a ideia — descrita como um recurso premium — seria especialmente bem-vinda para as trocas anuais de iPhones realizadas durante o período do serviço adquirido, livrando o usuário de ter que configurar seu aparelho ao ligá-lo pela primeira vez.
The Apple Upgrade feature that never made it past the drawing board: a so-called white-glove component, where your new device each year would arrive at home ready to go, preloaded with all of your data via your iCloud backup. Here’s what happened. https://t.co/PZ4r8jEgvG
O recurso de atualização da Apple que nunca saiu do papel: um componente supostamente premium, em que seu novo dispositivo chegaria à sua casa a cada ano, pronto para uso, com todos os seus dados pré-carregados por meio do backup do iCloud. Veja o que aconteceu.
Essa ideia, no entanto, esbarrou em um obstáculo importantíssimo: a privacidade do usuário, já que dados do iCloud só poderiam ser acessados pela Apple nos casos em que a Proteção Avançada de Dados (Advanced Data Protection) com criptografia de ponta a ponta não foi ativada. Isso, é claro, não inclui o Reino Unido, onde o recurso não pode ser mais acessado.
Como lembrou o 9to5Mac, o acesso remoto às definições de sistema de um iPhone obtido por meio do Apple Upgrade poderia ser associado ao Presto, um sistema proprietário de gerenciamento de atualizações baseado em hardware (empurrado especificamente por um Mac mini com um sistema customizado) para realizar o update de iPhones lacrados.
Anunciado no mês passado, o Apple Upgrade oferece o leasing de Apple Watches, iPhones, iPads e Macs para clientes dos Estados Unidos, com planos de até 36 meses dependendo do dispositivo escolhido.
Apple has released macOS Tahoe 26.6.1, a rapid security update that addresses a serious vulnerability in the built-in Screen Sharing feature. The update, which arrived on Thursday without any new features, is strongly recommended for all Mac users running the latest version of the operating system.
Screen Sharing allows users to view and control another Mac remotely over a local network or the internet. It is widely used for remote support, file access, troubleshooting, and managing multiple Macs in homes, schools, or businesses. Once connected, a remote user can see the desktop, open apps, transfer files, and control the keyboard and mouse as if sitting at the machine.
The vulnerability could allow an attacker on the same network to authenticate to Screen Sharing without valid credentials. Apple fixed the issue through improved state management. The company has not indicated whether the flaw was being actively exploited in the wild.The same Screen Sharing bug affects earlier macOS versions, so Apple also issued companion security updates: macOS Sequoia 15.7.9 and macOS Sonoma 14.8.9.
Mac users can install the update by going to System Settings > General > Software Update. No corresponding updates for iOS, iPadOS, or watchOS were released alongside this Mac-only security patch.
MacDailyNews Take: Given the potential for unauthorized remote access, installing macOS Tahoe 26.6.1 (or the relevant update for older systems) promptly is advised.
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Apple has released security updates for MacOS Tahoe 26.6.1, MacOS Sequoia 15.7.9, and MacOS Sonoma 14.8.9, each addressing the same security flaw relating to the Screen Sharing service where an attacker could authenticate without valid credentials. Download links for IPSW and full installers for these new versions of MacOS are available further below. Due to ... Read More
Lançado no início deste ano especificamente para usuários dos Estados Unidos e da Índia, o Pergunte ao Maps está sendo expandido agora também para Austrália, Canadá, Indonésia, Japão e México, além de mais de 150 países e territórios — por enquanto só em inglês.
A expansão para novos locais, porém, está longe de ser a única novidade relacionada ao recurso, que está mais inteligente e agora conta com características agênticas que o tornam capaz de executar tarefas complexas com várias etapas.
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Com essa novidade, passa a ser possível pedir comida em um restaurante, descobrir informações atualizadas sobre hotéis e eventos locais, comparar preços em tempo real, mostrar shows em determinado local, dentre outras tarefas.
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A Inteligência Personalizada (Personal Intelligence), por sua vez, permite integrar o recurso ao Gmail para que o chatbot tenha um maior contexto na hora de realizar tarefas — inclusive com a possibilidade de relembrar conversas anteriores, caso o histórico esteja ativado.
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O Google também está expandindo as atualizações em tempo real do Pergunte ao Maps para transporte público, além de permitir que usuários contribuam com informações sobre locais conversando ou enviando uma foto de uma placa, por exemplo.
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As atualizações sobre transporte público, as respostas mais contextuais e a capacidade de relembrar conversas anteriores estão sendo disponibilizadas a partir de hoje para todos os locais onde o Ask Maps está disponível (o que agora inclui o Brasil).
Ask Maps is getting an upgrade. 🔍✨
Now powered by agentic capabilities, real-time information, and Personal Intelligence, Ask Maps is transforming how you plan and move through the world. pic.twitter.com/XadDCw44uu
Os pedidos de comida, a descoberta de hotéis e eventos, e as contribuições dos usuários, por sua vez, estão começando a ser disponibilizados apenas nos Estados Unidos, com previsão de uma expansão gradual para outros países no futuro.
O aplicativo de mensagens Signal, conhecido pelo seu grande enfoque em segurança e privacidade, anunciou hoje que está expandindo o suporte a dispositivos vinculados — permitindo agora usar uma mesma conta em mais de um smartphone, tanto no iOS quanto no Android.
No sistema operacional da Apple, o suporte como dispositivo vinculado é uma adaptação do que já era possível fazer com iPads desde 2019. Basicamente, o Signal modificou a mesma interface já existente para que ela funcionasse bem em telas menores, sem perder a compatibilidade com o iPadOS.
No Signal, ao configurar a vinculação de um novo dispositivo, o usuário pode escolher entre duas opções: transferir todo o histórico de conversas e mídias armazenadas dos últimos 45 dias ou simplesmente começar do zero — nesse caso, o novo aparelho recebe apenas novas mensagens.
A possibilidade de sincronizar o histórico de conversas, vale recordar, estreou no aplicativo no ano passado. Diferentemente de alguns mensageiros, todo o processo é criptografado de ponta a ponta — ou seja: os servidores do Signal não têm acesso ao conteúdo das mensagens.
Além de possibilitar definir outros smartphones e tablets como dispositivos vinculados, o Signal também permite (há bastante tempo) fazer o mesmo com computadores — seja no macOS, Windows ou Linux.
Apple Notes in iOS 27 receives a focused collection of upgrades designed to make long documents easier to navigate and information simpler to move between apps.
Section links allow users to jump directly to headings inside a note. Divider lines create clearer visual boundaries, while expanded Markdown support improves workflows involving websites, writing tools and plain-text editors.
Siri AI introduces the most ambitious addition by creating notes, adding information to existing documents and transferring answers from a Siri conversation without requiring manual copying.
Image Playground also becomes more capable inside Notes, gaining additional visual styles and photorealistic image generation through Apple’s new cloud-based model.
Not every feature requires Apple Intelligence. Divider lines, section links, Markdown tools and the updated interface work on every iPhone compatible with iOS 27. Siri AI and advanced Image Playground capabilities need newer hardware and may have additional language or regional restrictions.
Image Credit: Apple Inc.
Apple Notes iOS 27 Adds Section Links
Section links solve one of the largest problems affecting long notes: reaching information located several screens below the beginning.
A user can now select text, choose Add Link and connect it to any heading or subheading inside the current note. Tapping that linked text immediately moves the reader to the selected section.
The feature can turn the opening of a document into a manual table of contents. A project note might contain links to its schedule, budget, participants, research and outstanding tasks without requiring separate documents.
To create a section link:
Select text > Add Link > Link to Section > Choose a heading
Notes displays the headings and subheadings already present in the document. Regular body paragraphs do not appear as destinations, so the note must use Apple’s title or heading formats before links can be created.
To format a destination:
Select the section title > Formatting > Heading or Subheading
The visible link text does not need to match the destination heading. A phrase such as “View the current budget” can link to a section titled “Financial Information.”
Section links differ from the existing ability to connect separate notes. Apple Notes already allows users to create internal links leading from one document to another. The new control moves within the same document instead.
That distinction is useful for meeting records, research files, travel plans and study material that become too long for ordinary scrolling but do not need to be divided into several notes.
Links should continue working when the document is shared through iCloud because they point to structural elements inside the note rather than fixed screen positions.
Renaming or deleting a destination heading may affect its link. Users maintaining complex documents should test their navigation after reorganizing major sections.
Divider Lines Improve Visual Structure
Apple Notes in iOS 27 adds horizontal divider lines as a native formatting element.
The line creates a visible separation across the document without requiring users to type repeated hyphens, underscores or other characters.
To add one:
Place the cursor > Open the edit menu > Insert Divider Line
The divider is inserted at the cursor position and moves with the surrounding content as the note changes.
A horizontal line can separate meeting notes by date, distinguish reference material from personal comments or divide a recipe into ingredients, preparation and serving information.
It also provides structure without making every section a heading. Headings define the hierarchy used by section links, while dividers create a visual break that does not become another navigation destination.
Typing a row of hyphens previously produced an inconsistent substitute. The characters could wrap on a narrow screen, change length after editing or become difficult to select. The native element maintains its appearance as the document moves among iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Divider lines should be used selectively. Adding one between every short paragraph can make the note look more fragmented rather than organized.
The strongest layout combines headings for major subjects, subheadings for smaller divisions and divider lines where one type of content clearly ends before another begins.
Markdown Moves More Easily Into Apple Notes
Apple Notes gained the ability to import and export Markdown files with iOS 26. The iOS 27 upgrade removes additional steps from copying content between Notes and Markdown-based tools.
Markdown uses plain-text characters to represent formatting. A hash symbol can identify a heading, pairs of asterisks can create bold text and square brackets can define a link.
The format is widely used by writers, developers, documentation systems and publishing platforms because it remains readable without requiring a proprietary editor.
When Markdown-formatted text is pasted into Apple Notes in iOS 27, the app automatically converts the syntax into rich text. Headings become formatted headings, links become clickable and emphasis appears as bold or italic text.
A pasted line such as Project Schedule appears as a formatted heading rather than displaying the two hash symbols.
Moving content in the opposite direction is also easier. Apple has added a Copy as Markdown command that converts selected rich text into Markdown syntax before placing it on the clipboard.
To use it:
Select the text > Open the edit menu > Copy as Markdown
The result can be pasted into a content-management system, code editor, Markdown document or another writing application while preserving supported formatting.
Copy as Markdown does not transform Apple Notes into a complete Markdown editor. Users continue writing through the familiar rich-text interface rather than viewing raw syntax throughout the document.
Complex attachments may not translate perfectly. Scanned documents, drawings, audio recordings, embedded files and some tables do not have universal Markdown equivalents.
Basic elements such as headings, links, emphasis and lists provide the most dependable transfer. Users preparing an important publication should review the pasted result before assuming every element survived the conversion.
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Siri AI Can Create and Update Notes
Siri AI gives Apple Notes in iOS 27 a more direct connection with information generated or located through the assistant.
A user can ask Siri a question, refine the answer through conversation and save the result into a new note. The transfer happens without selecting the response, copying it and leaving Siri to open Notes manually.
A request could take the following form:
“Create a note called Kyoto Trip and add this itinerary.”
Siri can also target an existing document when the user identifies it clearly:
“Add these restaurant suggestions to my Kyoto Trip note.”
The integration extends beyond saving complete answers. Siri AI can reorganize poorly formatted information, convert text into a clearer structure and place the revised version inside Notes.
Someone collecting an unorganized group of tasks could ask Siri to separate them by priority before saving the result. A block of research could be converted into headings and shorter paragraphs.
Siri’s personal-context capabilities can help locate an existing note when the precise title is forgotten. The assistant is designed to search information across apps and understand requests using details connected to the user.
These actions remain subject to permissions. Siri should not silently place information into a document without recognizing the requested destination and action.
Users should review AI-generated material before treating it as authoritative. Reformatting supplied text carries less factual risk than asking Siri to generate research, dates, quotations or instructions from general knowledge.
Siri AI Requires Newer iPhone Hardware
The main Apple Notes iOS 27 update runs on iPhone 11 and later, as well as the second-generation iPhone SE and newer models.
Siri AI has a narrower hardware requirement. Apple lists iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and every iPhone 16 or later model as compatible with the new Apple Intelligence architecture.
An iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 14 or iPhone 11 can receive section links, dividers, Markdown support and the redesigned Notes interface. Those devices cannot use the Siri AI note-writing actions.
This separation means two iPhones running the same operating system can display different Notes capabilities.
Siri AI is scheduled to reach users as a beta later in 2026, beginning in English. Apple plans to expand language availability, but individual capabilities may not arrive simultaneously in every supported language.
The assistant will not initially be available on iPhone or iPad in the European Union. Apple has also said its new Apple Intelligence features will remain unavailable in China while the company works through regulatory requirements.
Ordinary Siri controls may continue to perform basic actions on unsupported devices, such as creating a simple dictated note. They should not be confused with the new ability to hold a conversation, reorganize information and add the result to a chosen document.
Image Playground Expands Inside Notes
Image Playground remains integrated with Apple Notes in iOS 27 and receives a substantially more capable generation model.
The upgraded system can produce higher-quality images in a wider range of visual styles, including photorealistic results. Earlier Image Playground versions concentrated on illustration, animation and sketch-like appearances.
Users can describe an image and insert the generated result into the current note. A travel plan might receive a destination image, while a creative project could use generated concept art beside written ideas.
Photorealistic generation runs through Private Cloud Compute rather than entirely on the iPhone. Apple says requests processed through this architecture are not stored or made accessible to the company.
Generated images automatically include a hidden SynthID watermark identifying them as AI-created. The watermark does not appear as a visible label across the picture, but it provides a technical signal that compatible systems can detect.
Image generation may have daily usage limits because it depends on powerful server models. Apple says most iCloud+ plans will provide increased access, although the exact allowance can depend on the subscription and service conditions available at release.
The complete Image Playground experience may not appear in every early iOS 27 beta. Apple can activate or adjust cloud-dependent features separately while testing the operating system.
New Icons Clarify Shared Notes and Folders
Apple Notes adopts the wider iOS 27 design changes through refreshed buttons, menus and Liquid Glass interface elements.
The Notes app icon has been updated while preserving the familiar yellow-and-white paper design. The change keeps the app recognizable without leaving it visually disconnected from the new system icons.
Shared material receives clearer identification. The shared folder displayed near the top of the folder list now uses a blue icon, separating it more clearly from private iCloud and local folders.
Individual shared notes and folders also receive revised symbols. These indicators make it easier to understand whether another person can view or edit material before sensitive information is added.
The distinction matters because a collaborative note can look almost identical to a private document once it is open. A clearer icon in the list provides another warning before the user begins editing.
Liquid Glass changes the appearance of controls and menus but does not alter the underlying note format. Existing notes, scans, checklists, attachments and locked documents remain available after the update.
People using accessibility settings such as increased contrast, reduced transparency or reduced motion may see a modified version of the visual design.
Existing Notes Features Remain Available
The iOS 27 changes build on a much larger set of capabilities introduced during earlier releases.
Apple Notes can already scan documents, attach PDFs, record audio, generate transcripts, solve mathematical expressions, create checklists and collaborate through iCloud.
Users can link one note to another, place notes inside folders, apply tags and create Smart Folders that collect documents according to selected rules.
Locked notes can use a device passcode or separate password, while Face ID provides faster access on supported iPhones.
The app can also identify handwriting, search text inside scanned documents and recognize information contained in images.
None of those existing tools has been replaced by Siri AI or Markdown. The new version concentrates on moving through large notes and transferring information with less manual work.
Section links are particularly effective when combined with audio transcripts or lengthy scanned research. A user can create headings above important material and place navigation links at the beginning of the document.
Markdown support addresses another gap by making Notes more practical as the first stage of a publishing workflow rather than a closed destination for text.
Image Credit: Apple Inc.
What to Check Before Installing the iOS 27 Beta
Apple Notes in iOS 27 is available for testing through prerelease software, with the complete operating-system release scheduled for the fall.
Beta software can contain synchronization failures, interface problems and changes that Apple has not finished documenting. Notes is especially sensitive because its content may synchronize immediately across every device using the same Apple Account.
Before installing a beta on a primary iPhone, users should confirm that important notes have finished syncing and that another copy of critical information exists outside the beta device.
A Mac, iPad or iCloud.com can be used to verify whether recent documents have reached the server. Exporting especially important notes as PDFs or Markdown files provides an additional copy that does not depend on the Notes database.
Collaborative notes require more caution. People using older operating systems may not see every new formatting element exactly as intended, particularly while iOS 27 remains in testing.
The public release should resolve many compatibility issues, but Siri AI will follow its own beta schedule and regional limitations. Installing iOS 27 alone will not guarantee that every intelligent Notes action appears immediately.
Apple can still modify menu locations, visual elements and cloud-based features before the final version arrives. The safest time to reorganize a large Notes library around section links will be after every frequently used Apple device can install its corresponding fall update.
O aplicativo oficial do Shazam, de propriedade da Apple, foi atualizado hoje com uma novidade bem interessante para aplicativos de mensagens e afins: o suporte a figurinhas (stickers).
A novidade estreia na forma de uma parceria da plataforma com a cantora Ariana Grande, especialmente para divulgar seu novo álbum, “petal”.
Inspiradas na estética do álbum, as figurinhas podem ser adicionadas a partir do botão de adição do app Mensagens (Messages), escolhendo a opção “Adesivos” e depois tocando no ícone do Shazam.
Além disso, elas podem ser usadas tanto no app de mensagens oficial da Apple quanto em qualquer aplicativo com o teclado de emojis disponível.
MacOS Sequoia 15.7.8 and MacOS Sonoma 14.8.7 are available for Mac users who are not running the Tahoe operating system. Both MacOS Sequoia 15.7.8 and MacOS Sonoma 14.8.7 include a myriad of security patches, making them recommended updates for all Mac users who are running those operating systems. No new features are included. Separately, Apple ... Read More
Apple released iOS 26.6 and iPadOS 26.6 to the public on July 27, 2026. These are maintenance updates focused on stability, security, and quiet preparation for the major iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 releases expected this fall, rather than flashy new user-facing features.
Apple’s official release notes for both platforms are nearly identical: “This update includes bug fixes, security updates and optimizes the Spotlight index to prepare for iOS 27” (or iPadOS 27).
Spotlight index optimization for the next major release
The most significant change is largely invisible. iOS 26.6 and iPadOS 26.6 begin optimizing and re-indexing device data for Spotlight. This work is foundational for the overhauled Spotlight search and deeper Siri AI integration coming in the “27” generation, where search and on-device intelligence will be more tightly linked.
Early beta testers of the next major OS versions reported that full indexing could take a week or longer on devices with large amounts of data. By starting the process now, Apple aims to deliver a smoother upgrade experience in the fall, so the enhanced features are ready (or nearly ready) right after installation.
Security updates
The updates deliver a substantial security payload—more than 70–75 fixes across the two platforms. These address issues in areas including the kernel, MediaRemote (a path-handling vulnerability that could allow root privileges), WebKit, Accessibility (including protections related to iPhone Mirroring), Siri information disclosure, App Store, Game Center, and others.
Apple has also strengthened Apple Maps by introducing BlastDoor-style sandboxing (MapsBlastDoorSupport.framework and a dedicated service). This isolates potentially risky map data processing in a manner similar to iMessage’s security architecture, reducing the impact of any future vulnerabilities without changing how users interact with the app.
Other notable changes
• Blocked Contacts Limit Reached alert: iOS and iPadOS impose a limit on the number of blocked contacts (reported around 20,000). Previously there was little or no clear feedback when the limit was hit. The update adds an explicit alert that directs users to remove an existing blocked contact before adding another.
• Enterprise/managed device fix: Resolution for an issue where the DisableAssociationMACRandomization configuration key did not properly prevent changes to the Private Wi-Fi Address setting.
Various additional bug fixes for reliability and edge cases accumulated since earlier 26.x point releases.
No major interface redesigns, new apps, or high-profile user features were introduced. These point releases follow the pattern of later 26.x updates as Apple shifts primary development focus to the next major generation.
Availability and recommendation
iOS 26.6 and iPadOS 26.6 are available now via Settings > General > Software Update on compatible devices (generally iPhone 11 and later for iOS, and corresponding recent iPad models for iPadOS). They are widely viewed as the final significant point updates in the 26 series before the fall “27” launches.
MacDailyNews Note: Because of the large number of security patches and the proactive Spotlight preparation work, users are encouraged to install the updates promptly. Doing so improves current device security and positions devices for a cleaner transition to the upcoming major OS versions and their enhanced AI capabilities.
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Apple has released MacOS Tahoe 26.6 for Mac users running the Tahoe operating system. The update is primarily focused on security fixes, and includes 8 new Emoji icons. Don’t expect any major changes or features, as those are instead arriving in the currently under beta MacOS 27. For Mac users running MacOS Sequoia and MacOS ... Read More
Apple has released iOS 26.6 for iPhone, along with iPadOS 26.6 for iPad. The software updates are focused mostly on security enhancements for the devices, and there is also some included preparations for the upcoming larger iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 releases coming later in the year. Separately, Apple has also released MacOS Tahoe 26.6 ... Read More
Apple today released macOS Tahoe 26.6, a minor point update to the current macOS operating system that launched in September 2025. The update arrives roughly a month after macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 and follows an extended period of developer and public beta testing.
macOS Tahoe (version 26) is the twenty-second major release of Apple’s desktop operating system and the successor to macOS Sequoia. It introduced a refreshed Liquid Glass design language, enhanced Continuity features (including a Phone app and Live Activities from iPhone), a significantly improved Spotlight search experience, and expanded Apple Intelligence capabilities. Tahoe is also notable as the final major macOS version to support certain Intel-based Macs, including the 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro, 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro (four Thunderbolt 3 ports), 2020 iMac, and 2019 Mac Pro. Its successor, macOS Golden Gate (expected later in 2026), will require Apple silicon.
What’s in the 26.6 Update
According to Apple’s release notes, macOS Tahoe 26.6 primarily delivers security fixes for the Mac. It also optimizes the Spotlight index in preparation for the upcoming macOS 27 release. No major new user-facing features have been highlighted, consistent with the typical focus of mid-cycle point updates on stability, performance, and security as Apple shifts engineering resources toward the next major OS cycle.
Earlier betas in the 26.6 series addressed various resolved issues, including incorrect macOS deprecation notifications for certain apps (related to Intel-only identification when loading system plugins), HealthKit statistics query problems, and visual glitches with HDR screenshots in Messages. A deprecation notice also indicated that Encrypted HFS+ (CoreStorage) will not be supported in macOS 28, recommending a shift to encrypted APFS for external backups.
How to Get the Update
Compatible Mac owners can download and install macOS Tahoe 26.6 through the Software Update section in System Settings (System Settings > General > Software Update). As with any system update, Apple recommends backing up your Mac first — ideally with Time Machine — before proceeding.
The update is available for all Macs that support macOS Tahoe, which generally includes Apple silicon models from 2020 onward plus the specific Intel models noted above. Some features may vary by hardware, region, or language.
MacDailyNews Take: With the 26.x cycle winding down, attention is turning to macOS Golden Gate and the broader 27-series operating systems expected later this year. The Spotlight optimizations in 26.6 appear designed to smooth the transition for users who will upgrade when the next major release arrives.
macOS Tahoe 26.6 is a straightforward, recommended update focused on keeping Macs secure and prepared for what’s next. Users should install it when convenient to benefit from the latest security patches.
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O app de leitura Instapaper foi atualizado hoje para a sua versão 10.0 com uma série de novidades — incluindo uma interface repaginada e adaptada ao Liquid Glass (e outras mudanças de design em grande parte do app), bem como novos recursos e melhorias de desempenho.
O Menu de Seções, por exemplo, agora pode mostrar as Contagens de seção em todos os lugares, bem como permite ordenar pastas e etiquetas por nome, ordem de adição ou contagem. Também há melhorias na exibição e suporte completo ao Liquid Glass no iPad.
Quando falamos na Lista de Artigos, ela foi redesenhada com um novo modo Condensado, opções de tipografia e uma nova ação de deslize para mover artigos para o topo. Ela também cria automaticamente listas de reprodução a partir da lista de artigos completa.
Por fim, o Leitor agora conta com quatro novas fontes de leitura (Literata, New York, Open Sans e Atkinson Hyperlegible), bem como permite escolher o que é aberto ao se tocar em um artigo (a Vista de Artigo, a Vista Web, o navegador integrado ou o padrão).
Também contando agora com um widget para ver os artigos lidos no momento ou os salvos recentemente, o Instapaper é grátis para baixar na App Store, mas para usá-lo por completo é necessária uma assinatura Premium, que sai por R$10/mês ou R$100/ano.
E vamos deixando o nosso aplicativo — disponível para iPhone, iPad, Mac e Apple Watch — cada vez mais nos trinques! 😉
Acaba de sair a versão 5.1 dele, e agora é possível dar um “Peek” nos artigos diretamente pela tela inicial de posts: basta tocar e segurar sobre um deles para ter uma prévia rápida do conteúdo, sem precisar abri-lo por completo.
Também chegou o suporte a deep links: a partir de agora, ao tocar em qualquer link do MacMagazine — seja recebido por mensagem, encontrado em outro app ou mesmo em uma busca —, você é automaticamente levado para o post correspondente dentro do nosso app.
A tela de posts ganhou ainda dois novos ajustes de personalização: um para sempre lembrar o filtro selecionado e outro para exibir sempre os títulos completos dos posts na lista principal, sem cortes.
Além disso, esta versão traz correções de bugs e refinamentos na interface, bem como mais aprimoramentos gerais em acessibilidade.
Agradecimentos
Fica aqui um agradecimento especial ao Cassio Rossi pelas colaborações feitas em nosso projeto no GitHub para esta versão.
A atualização já está disponível na App Store — e, como sempre, vale a pena atualizar o quanto antes para aproveitar todas as novidades. Em breve, é claro, voltamos com mais! 😉
Vários monitores LG têm instalado aplicações automaticamente através do Windows Update, sem qualquer ação do utilizador. Descubra como travar este comportamento no Windows 11.
A Microsoft confirmou que os monitores da LG estão a instalar software no Windows 11, sem consentimento do utilizador, via Windows Update. Em causa está o facto de o LG Monitor App Installer ter permissões totais de sistema e internet. A resposta da empresa levanta mais dúvidas do que certezas.
Após um período em desenvolvimento, o WhatsApp começou a liberar um novo design para as bolhas de mensagens para testadores e alguns usuários da versão estável do seu aplicativo para iOS.
Como mostra a comparação abaixo, divulgada pelo WABetaInfo, as bolhas agora contam com cantos mais arredondados em relação à interface anterior — o que dá a elas uma aparência bem mais moderna.
Imagem: WABetaInfo
Outra mudança pode ser vista especialmente nas mensagens de mídia trocadas em chats individuais, que deixaram de ter uma borda em volta de seu conteúdo e apresentam exclusivamente a foto ou o vídeo em questão.
Mensagens de mídia encaminhadas ou enviadas em grupo ainda mostram uma borda exclusivamente na parte superior — com o rótulo de encaminhamento ou a identificação de quem as enviou, respectivamente.
Links enviados com pré-visualização, por sua vez, apresentam a borda apenas na parte inferior, para abrigar o indicador de envio/recebimento/leitura.
Apesar de bem simples, essa será mais uma mudança que dará uma maior modernização à interface do app — especialmente nas bolhas das mensagens, que mantêm o mesmo estilo há muito tempo.
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