iOS 7.1 is now available

The newest update to iOS 7, iOS 7.1 is finally available for download. Apple updated its website with information relevant to the update, visit it here: http://www.apple.com/ios/ios7-update/

You can update your iPhone, iPad or iPod through iTunes.  You can also update your device via wifi. Just go to Settings>General>Software Update>Download and Install.

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How to update OS X Mavericks to a newer version

Assuming Apple have released an update to the current OS X version, here’s how to update:

I. Click App store.

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II. Click updates.

III. You will notice an available Software Update. Click the update button.

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Wait until the update is finished and then reboot your mac. The update will be installed and you will have your system updated.

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SSL bug fixed in OS X (10.9.2 update)

The notorious SSL bug that makes your iPhone, iPod or iPad and Mac vulnerable to attacks via network is finally patched in OS X. Versions of iOS have been already updated to 7.0.6 for iOS 7 and 6.1.6 for iOS 6. Go to the App Store app and update your Mac!

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SSL bug makes iOS and OS X vulnerable

This is a serious bug as an attacker could capture or modify data from your device via network by bypassing SSL/TLS verification. Apple released updates for patching this bug on both iOS 6 and iOS 7, which are 6.1.6 and 7.0.6 respectively. Currently, there is no update for OS X but be sure that there will be one pretty soon. Edit: It is available!

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You can use this website https://gotofail.com which tests if your browser is vulnerable or not. If your device is update of course you will not be vulnerable to attacks.

You can update your iPhone, iPad or iPod fast by doing an OTA (Over the air) update by going to Settings>General>Software Update>Update (It is highly recommended though to mainly update through iTunes). Be sure to not miss this one, it is pretty serious.

How to change iPad’s side switch settings

The iPad’s side switch has essentially two features. It can either lock your orientation or enable silent mode.

I. Tap Settings.

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II. Go to General and on the right side you can change what your side switch does.

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III. By tapping Mute, the side switch will enable iPad’s silent mode or either disable it.  Furthermore, you will be able to lock its orientation from the Control Center.

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IV. By contrast, if you select Lock Rotation, you will be able to lock or unlock your iPad’s rotation by using the side switch. If you wish to mute your iPad you can do it by bringing up the Control Centre.

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How to disable Control Centre access within apps

Control Centre can be annoying while using an app, as it may pop due to an accidental swipe from your finger. Here’s how to disable it so that it does not appear when using an app or playing a game.

I. Tap Settings.

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II. Tap Control Centre.

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III. Uncheck Access Within Apps.

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How to schedule Do Not Disturb in iOS 7

Scheduling Do Not Disturb in iOS 7 can be extremely convenient because you do not have to activate it each time manually.

I. Tap Settings.

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II. Go to Do Not Disturb.

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III. Tap Scheduled

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IV. Then tap below and select your Quiet Hours

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V. When you are done, hit Back. That’s it, you have scheduled Do Not Disturb.

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How to delete apps in iOS 7

Deleting an app in iOS is actually very easy.

I. Tap and hold the app you wish to delete.

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II. Apps will now enter jiggle mode. Tap the circle with the X on the one you wish to delete.

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III. Tap Delete. The app will be deleted.

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