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iOS 12.4 Release Date: Tips & Tricks
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If you decide to skip the iOS 12.4 beta, and again most of you should, you'll still want to monitor feedback from beta testers as we speed toward the update's release date. Monitoring feedback about iOS 12.4 will alert you to potential problems, but also potential benefits for you and your device. Fortunately, we're already seeing a ton of iOS 12.4 feedback from beta testers. You can check sites like YouTube and Twitter for opinions about iOS 12.4 and we also recommend taking a look at this thread over on MacRumors forums. We'll see reviews emerge every time Apple releases a new version of the iOS 12.4 beta so make sure you check in from time to time. This feedback will help you decide if you want to install iOS 12.4 right away. | ||||||||||||
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tas05
01/18/2019 at 6:27 pm
Release of the update sooner rather than later would be helpful. I’m encountering a set-up issue with a new ipad Pro (2018 version) – so Apple’s latest release (and a very pricey one at that). The latest version of IOS available for the ipad is 12.1.1, but my iphone6s runs on IOS 12.1.2. All my iCloud backups (visible on the ipad) are in IOS version 12.1.2. On setting up the ipad, it prompts to restore from Icloud, but because the IOS versions do not align, the ipad is unable to set up based on my iPhone’s backup. I have spent hours on the phone with Apple Support, and the best they have to offer are (i) time consuming and suboptimal workarounds or (ii) waiting on IOS 12.1.3’s release…
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Dr.Ahmad
04/08/2019 at 9:13 am
When apple will bring feature of taking partial (selective= some portion of screen) screenshots by using apple pencil?
DigitalExamGuide
04/11/2019 at 5:49 am
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Lisa
06/09/2019 at 11:46 am
You should also start backing up the data you store on your device(s). If you don’t know where to start, you’ll want to dig into our guides covering iCloud backups and iTunes backups. Data loss issues are pretty rare, but there’s always a chance something gets lost in the shuffle as you transition to a new version of iOS.