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Dark mode in iPhone

How to enable Dark Mode in iPhone and iPad Dark Mode in iPhone and iPad Hello Guys, One of the coolest feature introduced by Apple in its latest iOS 13 release is dark mode. This makes iPhone screen to look dark which provides great viewing experience especially in night and low light conditions. Once you enable dark mode then default light theme of an iPhone turns black and color of text becomes brighter for better visibility. This will make less strain in your eyes when you using it in low light conditions. Dark Mode is available in both iOS 13 and iPadOS. The best part is Apple's own suit of apps support dark mode out of the box and Apps developed by third party developers will start supporting dark mode functionality once they push new updates to their apps after integrating dark mode related code . You can enable dark mode in your iPhone and iPad in many ways. So without wasting any more time let's find out what are the different ways to enable dark mode in

How to show hidden files in Mac with simple short trick

Hi, I hope many times you have come across a situation when you want to show hidden files in your mac like as a iOS Developer sometimes i want to view what files are being created in my git repository. Modern versions of Mac OS offers super easy way to show hidden files in your mac within seconds.  Let me tell you that hidden files are either system level items, configuration data or some other files which is usually kept hidden from average end user. But since some developers working on Mac might want to fix something or want to view some important data inside any folder so i think it is very essential for advanced Mac user to know how to show hidden files. So lets learn this awesome short trick to show hidden files which saves your time in future. Mac Finder Lets open finder and navigate to library folder by typing  ~/Library/ in Go to folder. Mac Library Folder Here you can see many files like below but there are some hidden files which you can't see ri

What's new in iOS 13

Hi guys, Lets have a quick review on what new features Apple has released in its latest iOS 13 version. iOS 13 version iOS 13 makes old iPhone faster, last longer  - In iOS 13, Face ID unlocking will be 30% faster than before , app launch times are two times faster. Apple also found a way to make app downloads smaller, up to 60% on average. iOS 13 Dark Mode  - Apple introduced new dark mode option which changes the entire look of the operating system from light to dark. All native Apple apps feature Dark Mode support, and third-party apps can use Dark Mode APIs to add Dark Mode integration. iOS 13 features a QuickPath keyboard  - With iOS 13, Apple's default QuickType keyboard will be incorporating swipe-to-type, a popular way of sliding across the keyboard to form words. Before this, we have to use extensions like Google’s Gboard and SwiftKey Sign - In with Apple - Now, we can use Apple sign In to  conveniently sign in to third-party accounts.Sign-in with A

Making app data searchable with Core Spotlight framework

Introduction In this article, we will explore Core Spotlight framework. We are all aware with the functionality of Spotlight search in iOS devices. It can search any content present in our iPhone including your movie collection, music, contacts, email. It also performs launching apps installed in device. Could we search our app data with spotlight search ? Well, the answer is yes. We can make our app data searchable on spotlight search using Core Spotlight framework. It is introduced by Apple in iOS 9 which gives opportunity to programmers to increase the discoverability, visibility and ease of access of their apps significantly, and in a fashion that wasn’t possible to be used in earlier versions of iOS. The Core Spotlight Framework makes the data of an app searchable on the Spotlight, and subsequently bring results regarding an app along with any other results that the system returns. Developers are also given the power to drive users to specific view control