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Notification ads and sign-in with Apple - how the App Store will change from April 30 \ Shaikh Inside

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Notification ads and sign-in with Apple - how the App Store will change from April 30 \ Shaikh Inside Apple is constantly updating recommendations for applications in the App Store - this is how the company communicates with developers and makes them understand what functions a particular program must contain so that it can be placed in the application store on iOS. According to Apple, 77% of all the company's devices released over the past 4 years work on iOS 13 (almost 80% of all Apple tablets work on iPadOS 13), so the corporation has released new requirements for applications that are compatible with iOS 13. New App Store recommendations unlikely to appeal to developers How iOS apps will change As reported in the document, which is available to all developers, all new applications and application updates will have to be created using the iOS 13 SDK starting April 30, 2020. Thus, in most applications, features like a night theme, ARKit 3, Core ML 3 and others will appe...

Android P: Google’s new OS may stop supporting older apps: Shaikh Inside

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Android P: Google’s new OS may stop supporting older apps Google is currently warning users of older apps on the Developer Preview of Android P. Android P Developer Preview is available for Google Pixel and Pixel 2 smartphones.(Google) Google recently released the first Developer Preview of its upcoming OS, Android P. The latest iteration of Google’s Android OS comes with new features and upgrades over its predecessor. Along with the incremental changes, Google will reduce the clutter of old apps on its Play Store. Android P’s build release notes   state   that apps which do not support the current API level will “fail to install and run”. At present, Android P’s API level for apps is v17 which is the same for Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. This essentially means that apps which are currently available in the app store but built for Android versions lower than 4.2 will not run on Android P. According to a   report   by Android Police, in Andr...

News Today In Tech Update : 29- March, 2018

Tech News By Shaikh Inside News Today In Tech Update : 29- March, 2018 👉LinkedIn to Introduce Auto-playing Video Ads 👉Samsung Plans AI-Powered Contextual Audio Search For Smart TVs 👉Apple Music Now Has a New 'Music Videos' Section 👉The Razer Basilisk Gaming Mouse is Now Available in India 👉Now Bumble Is Suing Match Group and Tinder for Stealing Trade Secrets 👉Xiaomi Launches Mi Smart Rearview Mirror With AI Voice Assistance, ADAS and More 👉OYO Rooms Launches Cryptocurrency Called OYO Smart Coin; ICO Begins Tomorrow 👉Windows 7 Meltdown Patch Reportedly Creates Major Vulnerability 👉Facebook Also Saved Some Videos That Were Never Posted on the Site: Report 👉Google Rolls Out ‘Candidate Discovery’ Feature For its ‘Hire’ Recruiting Platform 👉SoftBank and Saudi Arabia to Build World's Largest Solar Power Plant 👉ProtonMail Brings Zero-Access Encrypted Contacts To Android, iOS Apps 👉Kaspersky Lab’s KLara Malware Scanner is Now Availab...

News Today In Tech Update : 15- March, 2018

Tech News By Shaikh Inside News Today In Tech Update : 15- March, 2018 👉Ark: Survival Evolved Is Coming to Mobile; Will be Free-to-Play 👉Digg Reader Is Shutting down by the End of This Month 👉HP Windows Mixed Reality Headset Launched for ₹51,187 👉Tinder Will Now Show Updates From Matches in a Facebook-Like Feed 👉HP Launches Omen X Gaming Desktops, Laptops, Accessories and More 👉Google Maps API Goes Public, More Pokemon Go-like AR Games Incoming 👉iHeartMedia Has Filed for Bankruptcy 👉Twitter Rebuts Reports of Narendra Modi’s Fake Followers; Calls It ‘Deeply Flawed’ 👉Vivo Shows Off Photo Prowess With New AI-Powered Super HDR Tech 👉You Can Now Learn Star Trek's 'Klingon' Language on Duolingo 👉Activision's Next Game Might Get a 'Battle Royale' Mode 👉'Wheelchair Accessible' Routes Now Rolling Out to Google Maps 👉Xiaomi Launches Smart Weighing Scale in India Priced at ₹1,999 👉WhatsApp Agrees Not to Share Data...

Android Malware Targets 232 Banking Apps Including Indian Banks: Quick Heal

Android Malware Targets 232 Banking Apps Including Indian Banks: Quick Heal HIGHLIGHTS Malware is known as Android.banker.A9480 Android banking trojan steals login ID, password, SMS, contact lists Not only banking apps, but cryptocurrency apps affected too An Android malware is reportedly targeting over 232 banking apps including a few banks in India. The Trojan malware, named 'Android.banker.A9480', is designed to steal personal data from users, Quick Heal Security Labs reports. Similar to other banking malware, this one also sneaks into login data, SMS, contact lists and uploads them to a malicious server. Additionally, apart from the banking apps, this Trojan also targets cryptocurrency apps present on a user's phone. Quick Heal lists the Indian banking apps that are targeted by the Android banking Trojan malware: Axis mobile, HDFC Bank MobileBanking, SBI Anywhere Personal, HDFC Bank MobileBanking LITE, iMobile by ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank GO Mobile+, ...