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Apple finally launched iOS 18 on Monday, and like clockwork, the bugs are starting to come out of the woodwork. 

It all starts with the Apple Watch. You can directly share a watch face with someone else through Messages or Mail. The idea is to give other people access to a personalized face that you tweaked yourself.

Also: My biggest regret with upgrading my iPhone to iOS 18 (and I’m not alone)

Next, let’s say the recipient uses Messages in iOS 18 to reply to any text in a conversation thread that contains the shared watch face. With iOS 14 and higher, you can respond inline to any previous message in a thread simply by pressing down on it and tapping Reply. 

But if you’re running iOS 18, don’t do that.

Apparently, if your phone has iOS 18, replying inline to a message…

• Bishop Samson Gachathi is set to host President William Ruto and Deputy Rigathi Gachagua, but some have threatened disruption
• A section of Kenyans have urged the cancellation of the politicians in protest against the controversial Finance Bill 2024
• The consecration celebration is scheduled for Sunday, June 23, at ACK Pro-Cathedral Church

Bishop Samson Gachathi of the ACK Diocese of Nyahururu will be consecrated today, Sunday, June 23, with President William Ruto and Deputy Rigathi Gachagua in attendance.

However, the event faces potential disruption as church members and youths protest the politicians’ presence because of the contentious Finance…

When you think about receiving messages from the dead, psychic mediums performing séances is what would usually come to mind but, perhaps this is no longer the case.

Eternal Applications, a web hosting company based in Massachusetts, recently launched an “after-life messaging platform”, allowing users to create personalised messages that will be delivered to family and friends after the users die.

It used an administrator system that notifies when a user has died so their messages can be queued up, Eternal Applications said in a news release, USA Today reported.

The firm aims to provide “peace of mind to users” who want their legacy, wisdom or life stories shared and…

Psychic mediums performing séances are what people normally visualize when they think about receiving messages from the dead, but in 2024, all they need is their cell phone or computer.

Eternal Applications, a web hosting company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, launched an “after-life messaging platform” on Thursday that allows people to create personalized messages that will be delivered to family and friends after they die.

People will be able to use “easy-to-use-text, video and audio tools” to record and send messages, Eternal Applications said in a news release.

The company aims to provide “peace of mind to users” who want their legacy, wisdom or life stories shared and remembered, according to the release.

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