Apple and Charter Spectrum appear to have flipped the switch on zero sign-on functions for the Apple TV, even though a promised Spectrum cable app is still missing in action.
Zero sign in allows customers to input their username and password for one app, instead of having to enter it for each one.
A four-year-old boy used Siri on his mother's iPhone to call 999 after she collapsed.
Beau Austin from Hook, Pembrokeshire, was on his own with his pregnant mother Jess when she passed out from the side effects of morning sickness medication.
He asked Siri to dial 999 and told the operator "my mummy's sick", that he was four years old and was alone with her.
Beau, who loves talking to devices such as Alexa and Siri, has now been given a bravery award for his quick thinking.
"I was just really proud of him, without Beau being there, something really awful could've happened to me," said Ms Austin.
"It was just me and Beau in the house by ourselves so he did really, really well. To use Siri like that is incredible. I didn't even know you could do that on a phone.
"He said he saw it done before on the TV."
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Apple on Monday released iOS 12.1.2, a minor patch designed to fix problems with eSIM support on the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max, as well as cellular connectivity with those phones in Turkey.
The update is available now.
New T-Mobile app supports eSIM activation on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR for travelers coming to the U.S. and those wanting a secondary prepaid line on a single device
The Un-carrier today launched the T-Mobile eSIM app. Now, travelers to the U.S. and others can use the eSIM on the latest iPhones to add a secondary prepaid line to any unlocked iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. By launching an iOS app, T-Mobile is making it simple to light up eSIM. Just download the app and select a prepaid plan that works for you. No trekking to a store or juggling two different physical SIM cards – adding a line is done from the convenience of the app, wherever you are.
Source: T-Mobile
