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Apple has confirmed that the adoption rate for iOS 12 is much faster than of iOS 11. with new figures revealing the newest generation of the company's operating system for iPhones, iPads, and the iPod touch is now installed on 70 percent of all iOS-based devices.  Released in  Apple's Developer Site , the latest results as of December 3 advise iOS 12 is installed on 72 percent of all compatible iOS devices released in the last four years. Of the remainder, iOS 11 is running on 21 percent, while the last 7 percent combines all earlier iOS releases. Expanding the results to all devices in use, iOS 11 is used on 21 percent of hardware, with a 70 percent share occupied by iOS 12, and a combined 9 percent share for earlier releases. The data indicates that iOS 12 is being adopted by users at a far greater rate than when iOS 11 was released and had to acquire an install base from iOS 10. Similar results released in December 4, 2017 covering all iOS devices revealed only  5...

Just like what we can benefit from other mobile phones, iOS 12 also offers posibility to show Do Not Disturb mode, with which you are allowed to get away from all except important notifications and calls when you are sleeping, watching film, attending meeting or in other special situations. However, are you exactly clear about Do Not Disturb  in iOS 12? What's so unique about it? Take a look right now. The trick is a contextual menu in the  Control Center . Open the Center, and unless you've removed it there should be a crescent-shaped  Do Not Disturb icon . On devices with 3D Touch — meaning most iPhones from the iPhone 6s onwards — you'll want to deep-press it. On iPads, the iPhone SE, and  the iPhone XR , you'll have to long-press. This brings up a series of options. The first simply turns the mode on  for an hour , which you should be careful with, since you could easily miss a call or message if you overshoot. The same goes for the second, which turns ...

Have you ever met some problems after updating to the latest iOS 12 since its release in September? Do you know the reasons and how to fix them? Here comes the good news. Apple has updated its iOS 12 to iOS 12.0.1 for iPhone and iPad users on Oct. 09, 2018, with several bug fixed and its performance improved. Apple details five problems with iOS 12 that have been resolved in iOS 12.0.1 according to release notes already spotted by a tipster: Fixes an issue where some iPhone XS devices did not immediately charge when connected to a Lightning cable Resolves an issue that could cause iPhone XS devices to rejoin a Wi-Fi network at 2.4GHz instead of 5GHz Restores the original position of the ".?123" key on the iPad keyboard Fixes an issue where subtitles may not appear in some video apps Addresses an issue where Bluetooth could become unavailable The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max charging issue was widely reported shortly after the new hardware hit the market. The issue re...

By default, Apple’s iOS automatic software updates are turned off, but if you don’t want your iDevices to bother you about frequent software updates yet want to keep your software up to date, you can enable automatic software updates in iOS 12. The step is very easy. First open the Settings app, Go to "General" > "Software Update", and tap on "Automatic Updates" to toggle the option from off to on. Done. Automatic updates are turned off by default, so the default behavior of software updates isn't changing in iOS 12. Unless this is turned on, your iOS device will wait for you to manually tap the install button when an update is released, though it will continue to download new updates in the background. However, if you don’t want the automatic software updates consume your traffic especially when you’re not connected with WiFi; or you don’t like the new version and just wanna to stay where it is, you can also turn off automatic updates. J...