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Whether for a dorm room or studio apartment, these are the best CNET-approved twin mattresses.
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TweakNow WinSecret for Windows 11 is designed to help users explore the hidden settings in Windows 11. weakNow WinSecret for Windows 11 makes the process easier than directly doing it in Regedit, potentially creating critical problems for a novice user. TweakNow WinSecret for Windows 11 gives you a smooth platform to perform these tweaks in a more controlled environment. [License: Freeware / Shareware $10.99 (Plus!) | Requires:
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 It's hard to believe we're already into October with the iPhone 16 launch behind us, but there's lots more still to come from Apple this year on both the hardware and software fronts.
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There's a new fix available for certain iPhones and iPads that addresses issues with recording and password security. Apple released two new patches including iOS 18.0.1 for iPhones and iPadOS 18.0.1, according to the support website. The update also finally allows users with an M4-powered iPad to upgrade to iOS 18, after the initial version was pulled for bricking users' devices.
The patch fixes recording issues with all of the iPhone 16 models in the Messages app. The iPhone's microphone would accidentally start recording a few seconds before becoming activated with the orange microphone icon.
The password patch fixes an issue in which the VoiceOver function may read a saved password aloud. The patch works for iPhone XS and later as well as iPad Pro 13-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (third generation and later), iPad Pro 11-inch (first generation and later), iPad Air (third generation and later), iPad (seventh generation and later) and iPad mini (fifth generation and later).
If you own one of these devices, you can upload the new patches by going to the Software Updates tab in the General section of your Settings app.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/mobile/new-ios-update-fixes-microphone-and-password-problems-173339119.html?src=rss
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Windows 11 24H2 marks the official death of WordPad along with several other features that have been removed in the update. (The 24H2 update is currently being rolled out. Learn more about when you'll get it in our article breaking down its release schedule.)
You'll likely be better off switching to other free apps such as LibreOffice, but it just won't be the same. If you find that you still prefer WordPad and want to keep using it, here's a method you can use.
How to get WordPad back in Windows 11
It's not that difficult to bring WordPad back to Windows 11. All you need is the appropriate files from an older version of Windows before 24H2, one that still supports WordPad. (The folder for WordPad should still be present in 24H2 but without wordpad.exe.)
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