Dec 24
Lake was among the most vocal 2022 Republicans promoting former President Donald Trump’s election lies, which she made the centerpiece of her campaign.
Dec 24
If you have lost your iPhone, don’t panic! There are things you can do to try and recover your smartphone. We have all the steps you can take.
Dec 24
Samsung’s Smart Switch Mobile allows seamless data transfer from Samsung to Samsung, Android to Samsung, and iPhone to Samsung devices.
Dec 24
The rarest Camaro Z/28 ever built was a spectacle. Designed as a complete customization, it sat in the executive parking lot to win the attention of a GM exec.
Dec 24
In all, sources report that McLaren CEO Zak Brown has a collection boasting 24 race cars and 19 road cars.
Dec 24
There’s so many live service and online games out there that hearing about one you’ve never really put much thought into can often be a pleasant surprise. Maybe what you hear about catches your attention for a few days, maybe it gets you to dip into said game to see what it’s all about. That’s more or less what I’m at…
Dec 24
Russian shells have killed at least 10 people in the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson.
Dec 24
When the Republican leader called the omnibus bill “one of the most shameful acts” he’s seen in the House, Pelosi asked if he was forgetting something.
Dec 24
Every year starting in mid or late November is right around the time that TV networks put out holiday specials or festive episodes. Much of them are new, and some of them are so old you could probably reenact them without much effort. But more often than not, they’re memorable in some form or fashion.
Dec 24
Apple pulls new iOS 16.2 HomeKit architecture after users report Home app issues
Posted in: Today's ChiliApple has stopped rolling out an optional Home app upgrade after users began reporting issues with the software. “We temporarily removed the option to upgrade to the new Home architecture,” the company says on a support page spotted by MacRumors. “The option to upgrade will return soon. If you already upgraded, you are unaffected by this change.”
Released as a part of iOS 16.2 and macOS Ventura 13.1 on December 13th, the recalled update was an upgrade to HomeKit’s underlying architecture. Apple said the rewrite would make the platform “more reliable and efficient.” However, some of those who installed the software quickly encountered issues, including select Siri terms not working correctly and their smart home devices not showing up within the Home app. MacRumors was one of the first publications to spot that Apple had removed the option to install the upgrade. The company later confirmed the move after The Verge contacted it.
“We are aware of an issue that may impact the ability for users to share the Home within the Home app. A fix will be available soon,” an Apple spokesperson told the outlet. “In the meantime, we’ve temporarily removed the option to upgrade to the new Home architecture. Users who have already upgraded will not be impacted.” If you’ve already installed the new architecture, you’ll need to wait for Apple to release a fix for the software; there’s no option to revert to the older framework.
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