How to get Apple’s iOS 11 on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Apple has released iOS 11. Here's how to download and install it on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch right now.
Our favorite new and updated apps in iOS 12
Get ready to see some huge changes on your iPhone or iPad. Apple is officially releasing iOS 12, the latest and greatest version of its mobile software. And while Apple has added some new features, this update is more about perfecting what you already use. Here are a few of our favorite new and updated apps in iOS 12.
WatchOS 4.0: Everything you need to know
Meet the latest update to the Apple Watch operating system, WatchOS 4. From better fitness tracking to Siri updates to a new UI, here's everything the latest OS can do.
Lego partners with Apple to add augmented component to physical playsets
With the help of Apple ARKit 2.0, Lego has created a new augmented reality experience that supplements your physical Lego kits with virtual buildings, people, foliage, and vehicles. It can be played with up to four people, contains missions you can complete with your friends, and your progress is tied to your own set.
Apple fans shouldn’t expect new MacBooks at WWDC this year
A number of new MacBooks are in the works, but according to a new report, we won't see them at WWDC. In the past, Apple hasn't been afraid to use its annual developers conference to announce new products, whether in the MacOS or the iOS world. But this year, it looks like it'll be focused on software.
Apple’s new privacy features are bad for Facebook, but great for everyone else
At WWDC this year, Apple announced several new privacy and cybersecurity features, specifically in its Safari web browser. Apple didn’t shy away from naming names. It had Facebook right in its crosshairs. Here's how Apple is making a case for its more secure ecosystem, blocking Facebook in the process.
Another Mac-less Apple event has come and gone
Apple's WWDC keynote is over, but as the company focused more on software this time around, Mac hardware was once again overlooked. There were a number of machines we were looking for updates to, whether it was the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or even the Mac Mini. Unfortunately, we came out empty-handed once again.
Apple iPhone 3GS Disappoints at 2009 WWDC
A better camera, overpriced memory upgrade and a compass aren't really cutting it for us.
The biggest Apple disappointments, flops, and failures
With Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference officially coming to a close, we decided to look back some of the biggest Apple flops and failures throughout the company's storied history. From port omissions to botched product launches, here are some instances of good ideas gone bad.
Apple TV 4K to add Dolby Atmos, out-of-this-world screen savers in next update
Apple has announced a new software update for its Apple TV 4K that will provide users with more channels, shots from the Internation Space Station, and Dolby Atmos' object-based surround sound, making it the first streaming box with both Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision integration.
iOS 12 is more evidence you should buy an iPhone, not an Android phone
The next version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 12, will be compatible with devices all the way back to 2013’s iPhone 5S. Android phones from the same era didn’t even see 2016’s software update. It’s further evidence you should buy an iPhone, if you care about software updates, which you really should.
Is Apple showing up late to the smart home party, or just not coming?
Apple’s WWDC 2018 featured more than two hours of OS announcements. But what was largely missing was news on smart home platforms and devices. While competitors are making the smart home a central focus of their platforms, Apple is mum. Is it because they’re late to the party, or they’re not planning on attending the party?
5 obviously stupid iPhone problems that iOS 12 doesn’t even try to fix
At WWDC 2018, Apple took the wraps off the latest version of the iOS operating system. iOS 12 introduces changes both visual and under the hood, but still fails to address some of the basics. Here are 5 obvious issues Apple should address in iOS 12 before it’s officially released (or maybe in iOS 13?).
Microsoft Office 365 apps will hit the revamped Mac App Store later this year
During the Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, Apple said Microsoft is working on Office 365 apps for the Mac App Store. They're likely based on Apple's just-revealed support for the iOS development platform in MacOS Mojave arriving later this year. Adobe Lightroom CC is on the way, too.
iPhone apps are finally coming to your MacBook. Eventually. Sorta.
Apple's Craig Federighi made the company's stance perfectly clear during Monday's WWDC 2018 keynote, stating that Apple is not merging iOS with MacOS. Instead, Apple is working on bringing UIkit to MacOS so that app developers for iPhone and iPad aren't required to start from scratch for Macs.
Live updates: How to watch Apple’s WWDC 2018 keynote
It’s WWDC, our favorite time of year when Apple shows off all of its new software. This year there are lots of exciting updates from iOS 12 to a very sleek MacOS 10.14. Here's how to watch the keynote, and we'll be updating this post live throughout the show to include major announcements.
Can we get an apology? Two big MacBook fails that Apple should fix at WWDC
WWDC is just around the corner, but if you're hoping for a new MacBook Pro, don't hold your breath. Even though it'll probably only be a CPU bump, there are two significant problems with the current MacBook Pro that have been ignored for too long now. Unfortunately, Apple isn't exactly the kind of company that likes to apologize.
Apple is launching a pride Apple Watch face on June 4 — but you can get it now
It looks like Apple is prepping a new Apple Watch face in celebration of Pride Month in June. The watch face was spotted in the code for iOS 11.4 and basically shows threads of color moving across the screen, that move when the display is touched. You can expect more information to be announced at WWDC.
At WWDC 2018, Apple to show off its latest software innovations
Apple has revealed the dates and location for WWDC 2018, which is where we'll see the latest and greatest software that Apple has to offer. According to Apple, WWDC 2018 will be held from June 4-8 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. And we will be on the ground covering it.
Apple Store hints you shouldn’t buy a new MacBook Pro until after WWDC
If you're in the market for a new MacBook Pro, you may want to hold onto your money for a little longer. A ship date of June 5 for the base 13-inch Pro laptop model hints that Apple could announce an updated edition at the company's WWDC event on June 4. A processor refresh is expected on the new laptop.
A new MacBook Air likely won’t be revealed until later in 2018
A new MacBook Air likely won't be revealed during Apple's developers conference, but rather late this year with the next iPhone. Component makers have the necessary hardware to build the new units, but Apple won't accept parts until the third quarter, possibly due to a problem with a key component.
Entry-level MacBooks may make an appearance in June at WWDC 2018
The latest rumor pins the official reveal date of Apple's entry-level MacBook as June during the company's annual WWDC developer conference.
How Apple learns about you without identifying you using ‘differential privacy’
Apple unveiled a technique it is implementing in iOS 10 to boost user privacy when gathering data -- differential privacy.
Apple plans to make iOS the largest augmented reality platform around, overnight
Apple has announced ARKit, a suite of tools that will empower developers to implement high quality augmented reality experiences on iOS.
Sling TV, a host of other features come to the Apple TV at WWDC
If you were concerned that the Apple TV wouldn't get much attention at WWDC, fear not, as the streaming box got single sign-on, Sling TV, and more.
Mac’s back! WWDC proves Apple’s commitment to the desktop
Apple spent half of WWDC talking about OS X and the new Mac Pro, giving the company's fans reason to remain with the Mac.
I’m the jerk who bought the laptop 10 seconds before the new one is announced
Look, I’m an average consumer of computers, so when I bought my brand new MacBook Pro the other day, it didn’t occur to me that the thing would be irrelevant almost immediately. What an idiot!
Apple to support external graphics card enclosures on MacBook Pros, iMacs
Apple's upcoming release of MacOS "High Sierra" will introduce support for external graphics card enclosures with a Thunderbolt 3 port.
Soon, you’ll be able to complain to businesses directly on iMessage
Apple is about to launch a new feature for iMessage. "Business Chat" will act as a kind of customer service tool, Apple said.
Apple still doesn’t know what to do with Macs, and WWDC 2017 was proof
This April, Apple made a peculiar move – it invited a select batch of journalists to see the future of its high-end Macs. Behind closed doors, the company provided a glimpse into its upcoming iMac and Mac Pro hardware. This rare, exclusive, off-schedule presser served an obvious purpose. It was an apology to Mac fans. […]
Here is everything Apple announced at its Worldwide Developer Conference 2017
Apple's 2017 Worldwide Developer Conference arrived and it was a doozy. Here is all the iOS, MacBook, and iPad news we saw.
Apple's redesigned App Store brings cleaner look puts new apps front and center
Apple has taken the wraps off of a totally redesigned App Store for iOS 11, its latest and greatest mobile operating system.
Apple shows off new photography features coming to iOS 11
Apple today announced a number of features coming to iOS 11 that will make shooting pictures and videos on an iPhone ever better.
New iMacs at last! And the $5,000 iMac Pro is the most powerful ever
Apple announced a significant refresh of its iMac line of MacOS desktops and provided a sneak peek at the upcoming iMac Pro.
IBM gets small, unveils 5-nanometer computer chip design using new approach
Also today: Apple shows off new iOS 11 and more at WWDC17, group of companies looks to snap up Japanese computer chip maker.
Since 2008, Apple’s App Store has paid more than $70 billion to developers
Apple announced that its global developer community has earned over $70 billion since the App Store launch in 2008.
Apple’s ‘Siri speaker’ may debut as early as next week
Apple reportedly has a Siri-enabled smart speaker in the works. A report this week suggests it's already being made and may be unveiled soon.
Apple regulatory filings point to new iPad and MacBook Pro models
New Apple filings published by the Eurasian Economic Commission appear to reference model numbers for unannounced iPad and MacBook models.