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Showing posts with label news. Show all posts

Jul 29, 2019

TunesKit iOS System Recovery Now Supports to Fix Apple TV Problems

As a well-know multimedia software provider, TunesKit Software recently make a great upgrade to its iOS utility - TunesKit iOS System Recovery, which is now capable of fixing all different Apple TV system issues such as the screen stuck in reboot loop, won't update, keep crashing, blue or black screen of death, etc. without causing any damage to the data.

No matter the Apple TV is stuck in the recovery mode, Airplay mode or stuck on the white Apple logo, no sound, black screen, won't update, keeps crashing, etc., users can easily take advantage of TunesKit iOS System Recovery to repair them with no need to ask help from technical personnel. To ensure a high success rate, it offers two recovery modes (Standard Mode and Advanced Mode) to either fix some common tvOS problems with no data loss or factory reset Apple TV to deep repair the system without saving endeavors.

With its assistance, users are permitted to fix all kinds of tvOS problems in 3 simple steps, namely, connect the Apple TV, download and verify the firmware package, start to repair tvOS issues. Its clear interface and neat buttons make it easily to be operated by anyone, even if he or she has never used such kinds of program before.

"We start to develop this feature in support of Apple TV is mainly because that many users have encountered such tvOS problems, and they might not want to take it to the offline store for help," said Andres, the R&D director of TunesKit. "With the help of TunesKit iOS System Recovery, they can now easily handle and solve some common tvOS related issues on their Apple TVs easily at home by themselves," added him.

Actually, TunesKit iOS System Recovery is a versatile utility which works more than just a tvOS repair tool. Besides repairing Apple TV, it is capable of fixing dozens of iOS issues on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, including iPhone stuck in boot loop, headphone mode, blue screen or white screen, iPad is locked or disabled, etc. Furthermore, users can one click to get their Apple TVs or iOS devices into or out of the recovery mode for free.

What's New in TunesKit iOS System Recovery 2.0.0

[Version Number: 2.0.0]
* Support to fix any tvOS problem on Apple TVs
* Compatible with Apple TV HD/3rd generation/2nd generation
* Fix some other small bugs

Price and Availability

TunesKit iOS System Recovery provides a free trial version for users to enter/exit the recovery mode for free or test the iOS system recovery performance before buying it. However, the trial version doesn't allow users to repair the problem and they need to upgrade to the full version in order to really solve the issue. As for the prices, it ranges from $39.95 to $299.95, depending on the type of license from one device to unlimited ones.

This program is available for all common Windows and Mac platforms, including the latest Windows 10 system, macOS 10.13 High Sierra and 10.14 Mojave. Besides, it is compatible with almost all models of Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

About TunesKit

TunesKit Studio is the world's leading multimedia software developer, specializing in developing and providing the best media editing and converting software. Their quick and easy solutions help more than 5,000,000 customers worldwide restore iOS/tvOS system, recover lost iOS data, edit and convert iTunes movies, Apple Music, Spotify songs, Audible audiobooks for years.

Source: https://www.tuneskit.com/releases/tuneskit-ios-system-recovery-supports-apple-tv.html

Jul 4, 2019

Microsoft Ebook Is Closing: What about the Books You Bought?

Microsoft is going to shut off its ebook services in this July after trying hard to enter the electronic book market since 2000. So what about the ebooks that you purchased at Microsoft's online store? Are they still available? Now read this news and learn more about it.

Customers were warned in April that their ebooks would disappear from the Microsoft Store and that they would no longer be able to buy, rent or pre-order them. They were also told that they would continue to receive access to purchases until July, when refunds would begin to roll out.

Any ebooks that were downloaded for free have subsequently been removed from users’ libraries and customers who purchased titles through the Microsoft Store are being offered refunds.

£20/$25 in credit is also being handed out to users that scrawled highlights or notes in their copies, as these cannot be recovered either.

Microsoft actually teamed up with US retailer Barnes & Noble to launch its first ebook reader – Microsoft Reader – and the LIT file format in 2000, about seven years before Amazon released the Kindle and pretty much took over the industry.

The original Microsoft Reader and LIT format lasted until 2012 when it closed and was re-released a year later as an application to read PDF, XPS and TIFF documents in.

Microsoft also entered into a second partnership with Barnes & Noble in 2012, investing $300 million in the company’s Nook e-readers. The deal lasted only two years before Barnes & Noble bought out Microsoft in 2014 for less than half of Nook’s original value.

This latest service launched on web browsers in 2017 in an effort to make Microsoft’s Surface computers a popular choice for consuming ebooks on the go but, ultimately, the reader could not drum up the audience the company needed to keep it going.

Digital rights management tools mean that when you purchase most ebooks you don’t actually own them. What you are buying is a license that can expire at any moment, keeping Microsoft and other ebook retailers in control of your digital library.

Though DRM tools do help to protect copyrighted works from being stolen, Microsoft’s closure certainly serves as a reminder of what you are paying for when you open your favourite ebook retailer’s website.

Note: If you're a ebook lover and you once read a lot of books from Microsoft store, but now you don't know where to find interesting ebook to read, you may turn to Aubile.com by Amazon. It provides users every audiobooks from every passion from entertainment, education, fiction to inspiration. If you want to download all your audible audiobook and listen to them on any device on the go, you can then try TunesKit Audible Converter, which can remove the DRM protection of every audible audiobook you've bought.

From: https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/ebooks-purchased-microsofts-online-store-vanishing-peoples-libraries-3894074