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APFS, or Apple File System, is one of the biggest changes coming to every new Apple device. It makes its public debut with the release of iOS 10.3, but it’s also coming to the Mac (in fact, it’s already available if you’re a developer). APFS changes how the Mac, iPhone and iPad store files. Backing up your data is our job, so we think a new file system is fascinating. Let’s take a look at APFS to understand what it is and why it’s so important, then answer some questions about it. File systems are a vital component of any computer or electronic device. The file system tells the computer how to interact with data. Whether it’s a picture you’ve taken on your phone, a Microsoft Word document, or an invisible file the computer needs, the file system accounts for all of that stuff. File systems may not be the sexiest feature, but the underlying technology is so important that it gets developers interested. Apple revealed plans for APFS at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in Ju...

At GDC 2017, in San Francisco during February, Khronos™ released several new Vulkan® extensions for cross-platform Virtual Reality rendering and multiple GPU access. This functionality has been initially released as KHX extensions to enable feedback from the developer community before being incorporated into final specifications. One key question that we have been asked since GDC is whether the Vulkan multi-GPU functionality is specifically tied to ship only on Windows 10. The good news is that the Vulkan multi-GPU specification is very definitely NOT tied to Windows 10. It is possible to implement the Vulkan multi-GPU extension on any desktop OS including Windows 7, 8.X and 10 and Linux. Some of the Khronos GDC presentations mentioned that for Vulkan multi-GPU functionality, Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) must be in Linked Display Adapter (LDA) mode. That was not a very clear statement that has caused some confusion. And so it is worth clarifying that: The use ...

Convergencia es una de esas palabras que en el argot informático equivale a calamidad. Son muchas las empresas que han tratado de crear portátiles "tontos" movidos por un smartphone haciendo las veces de cerebro y corazón, solo para darse de bruces contra un mercado que prefiere no mezclar churras con merinas. Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta, dice el refranero popular, pero con la potencia de los teléfonos modernos rivalizando con la de muchos ordenadores de gama baja, esta es una idea que merece ser examinada con detenimiento. Esto es al menos lo que piensa Apple, que ha solicitado una patente sobre un sistema que combina una base con teclado y pantalla con un teléfono móvil. Publicado hoy, el documento (cuyo registro fue solicitado inicialmente el pasado mes de septiembre) describe un "accesorio electrónico" con forma de ordenador portátil y un receptáculo para depositar un iPhone, proporcionando este último todo lo necesario a nivel de hardware y software ...

Yup, finally have a solution (after some search) for J320a 6.0.1 phones! Will enable root and after a tedious kingo root procedure, it can be done for you. Unfortunately SUPERSU doesn't work fine, but i'm still looking for a suitable stuff. Additional, if you have some J320a (AT&T) phone which goes to subsidy code error or unknown operator, can do some service to you (unlock). As always, just point me up to my email You can buy me a beer thru PayPal  or just hitting ads (which can be see in this blog) Happy monday!

iOS 11 is the presumed name for Apple's next generation mobile operating system, which will, no doubt, bring a bevy of new features to the iPhone and iPad. If Apple sticks to the same schedule as previous years, we should see it previewed at WWDC 2017 in early June and released in mid-September, right before the presumed iPhone 8 launch. Between then and now, all we'll have is speculation and rumors. Like movie spoilers, though, you need to decide how much you want to know now and how much you want to be surprised by on event day. When can I get iOS 11? If Apple keeps to the company's previous patterns, iOS 11 will be previewed at the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) on or around June 6, 2017. Tim Cook will introduce it and then senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi will take everyone on a tour of its tentpole features. A developer beta should be made available that same day, with a public beta to follow thereafter. That's not...

Its been about 4th or 5th time I announce some stuff like that. Well, YOU have been forgotten by me, the "editor" (or owner, as well) of this blog. More future announcements will include a possible domain name change (since this is quite... unique and hard to remember) STAY TUNED! Ps. need new readers, im planning to move to another country