This update brings a smoother and more powerful photo & video browsing experience. • Improved Chromecast support for both photos and videos • Fixed first-image display issue when starting Chromecast • Added seamless swipe navigation between photos and videos • Better video playback handling in full-screen and normal view • Improved landscape viewing experience • Enhanced performance and stability • Bug fixes and UI improvements

This update brings major media browsing improvements: Browse videos together with photos by date Smooth swipe navigation between photos and videos Full-screen support for both images and videos Enhanced Chromecast TV playback compatibility UI refinements and stability improvements

Improved Chromecast experience: the first selected image now displays correctly instead of showing the Chromecast icon Seamless browsing: videos are now included alongside photos when swiping in the Single Image view Enhanced TV viewing: both videos and photos are now supported during Chromecast sessions on your HD TV

I added the setup for the iPad share popover to version 1.10 of the SearchPhotosByDate app. However, due to its small size, the iPhone does not need popover adjustment since popover covers the entire screen width. iPad, though, requires a popover setup due to its larger size.

Version 1.9 included videos and still images, which the app displays according to the date specified by the user. Moreover, I added the location of the photos and videos to give users the location/date data of the images/videos.

Version 1.8 consists of user interface improvements and bug fixes to prevent a crash when scrolling through image collection.

In this version, I added videos for search by date. So now, both still images and videos belong to search by date or search by date range. Updated to iOS 14 and Swift 5.

In this version, I created Universal Links for the SearchPhotosByDate app. Universal Links are Apple's way of launching apps on their operating system from a website, also known as a web view. What that boils down to is making the connection between website and iOS app. The website hosts a particular file with an identifier that points to the iOS app. The iOS app for its part has an Associated Domains section with an entry for every domain (website) that app supports. After tapping a universal link (website), the process opens the iOS app on a user's device if it exists, or it takes a user to the App Store for the choice of downloading the app.

In this upgrade, I added Google Chromecast support. Chromecast allows users to cast images from their mobile device's screen to TV screen. In the case of SearchPhotosByDate app, it means that user can filter images from local phone or iCloud by date and then show each picture on the TV screen. Users can go back and choose another date filter for the photos without Chromecast connection interruption.

This update includes the following changes: - Combining pinch and pan Gesture Recognitions together. - Fixing tap error when clicking to an image in the middle of the gallery view. - Fixing the wrong date in DateTo text box. - Changing UI color. - Fixing delete single image error.

This update dealt mainly with bug fixes. Multiple image selection for sharing and deleting photos had incorrect selection index in cases when a selected image was scroll away from the current page. With the implementation of scrollToItem API, I was able to mend the problem.

This version has three upgrades: 1. Sharing multiple images through all major media. 2. Deleting multiple images. 3. Localization of Date text fields to accommodate different regions.