Web site MacRumors.com is reporting that Roku, the makers of the Roku streaming device, is in talks with Apple about providing Airplay 2 support in its devices:
Roku is in talks with Apple about supporting AirPlay 2, with the two companies currently working out details surrounding the partnership, according to a source familiar with the matter. The plans are not finalized and are subject to change.
Switching between apps on iPhone and iPad has gotten easier over the years with the HOME button. Â But with the iPhone X and iPad, the Home button is no longer there.
While in one app, Swipe along the bottom of the device to get into another open app.  You can go through each app until you get to the one you wish.
Another way is, while inside an app, swipe UP from the bottom and stop in the middle of the screen.  All of the current open apps will appear.  Swipe left or right until you find the app you want.  Tap on it to bring it to the foreground.
Today's Super Bowl is usually the most watched sporting event of the year. Â Last year, some streaming services actually went down because of the demand on the service.
Fortunately, the TV Network that will broadcast the Super Bowl (CBS) as well as other web sites such as the NFL's min web site (NFL.com) Â CBS.com is also offering a free week to their streaming service.
If you do not wish to fool around with streaming or cable, a lot of local bars and restaurants are hosting Super Bowl parties and will have the game on their TVs.
CBS All Access is available on the Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire, other streaming devices and as an app on some smart TVs.
If you're like me, and go back and forth from light to dark mode in MacOS Mojave, you know it's a pain to go into System Preferences > General and switch it in there.  Wouldn't it be great if you could do it by a shortcut from the Dock?
Here's how by using Automator and one simple command.
