Every year, Apple invites developers from all around the world to WWDC. But, will the coronavirus outbreak cause Apple to cancel WWDC 2020?
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Apple likely to release iOS 13.4 to the public in March
Following a public beta testing period, most observers expect Apple to release iOS 13.4 – and updates to macOS, watchOS, and tvOS – to the public in March…
Apple officially launches public bug bounty program with rewards up to $1.5 million
Apple has formally opened its bug bounty program today to all security researchers…
The ‘Apple Tax’ died years ago
From the Mac to the iPod to iPhone and iPad to AirPods: Apple products are better designed, with symbiotic, custom, complimentary hardware and software…
Apple is changing how it develops its software to cut down on bugs
The initial release windows of both iOS 12 and iOS 13 saw users complaining about a plethora of bugs both major and minor…
Apple software chief Federighi is overhauling iOS 14 development and testing for greater reliability
Apple is overhauling how the company’s software is beta tested after another round of buggy initial releases…
Apple Arcade wants to bust up free-to-play games – and that’s a good thing
Apple’s new service, Apple Arcade, costs just $4.99 per month for access to over 100 games without ads or in-app purchases…
Apple officially launches Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade costs $4.99 per month for access to over 100 games without ads or in-app purchases. Up to six family members can share access to Apple Arcade – at no extra cost…
Apple Arcade could have massive ramifications for the iOS app ecosystem
Apple Arcade will be available on the App Store on Thursday, September 19 with iOS 13, offering an all-new way to enjoy games without limits…
Apple Arcade launches for some iOS beta testers
Earlier today, a series of reviews of Apple Arcade were published across the web and on YouTube…
It’s almost time to play! Apple Arcade launches on the App Store on Friday, September 19th
When Apple Arcade launches on the App Store on September 19, players around the world will start to get their hands on games that have been years in the making…
Groundbreaking Apple Arcade could change the way you play on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac
Apple’s groundbreaking new gaming service, Apple Arcade, will be available on the App Store on Thursday, September 19 with iOS 13, offering an all-new way to enjoy games without limits…
Apple hits restart on game controller support
It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly six years since Apple added game controller support to iOS…
Unix at 50: How the OS that powers iOS and Android started from failure
Maybe its pervasiveness has long obscured its origins. But Unix, the operating system that in one derivative or another powers nearly all smartphones…
Apple close to unveiling new MacBook Pro, ‘Pro’ iPhones, iPad Pro, iPad, HomePod, AirPods, Apple Watch
Apple has already had a busy year with the launch of the Apple Card, the reveal of the all new Mac Pro and an ultra-high-end display for creative pros, the Apple TV+ streaming service, the Apple Arcade games subscription service, and new versions of its iOS and iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS operating systems, but things are about to get much, much busier…
Apple employees are currently beta testing Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade is the first gaming service of its kind, with 100+ games designed by the most creative minds in the industry…
Apple’s AWDL protocol plagued by flaws that enable tracking and man-in-the-middle attacks
NAN, commonly known as Wi-Fi Aware, is a new standard supported by Android which draws on AWDL’s design and, thus, might be vulnerable to the similar attacks…
With the new iPadOS, is Apple paving the way to a forthcoming merger of iOS and macOS?
The advent of the new iPadOS, — a hybrid-like operating system that is part mobile and part desktop…
Apple releases iOS 13, iPadOS and revised macOS & tvOS Public Betas
Apple has shipped the second public beta versions of iOS and iPad OS. It has also updated existing betas…
Apple’s Xbox and PS4 controller support turns an iPad into a portable game console
Apple is bringing Xbox and PlayStation 4 controller support to the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV this fall…
SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transition strategy
Catalyst, which arrives this fall, will allow developers who are well-versed in the vagaries of writing iOS apps…
Here are the iOS frameworks Apple’s Catalyst brings to Mac
Catalyst is here, Project Marzipan never existed and we may soon see tens of thousands of iPad apps…
Yes, Beta FOMO is real, but Apple gave us a present that will last all year long
This past week was one crazy ride! Monday kicked off WWDC 2019 with the traditional keynote and, no joke, this year…
What Apple knows about you
Apple is the most privacy-minded of the big tech companies and it goes to great lengths to collect less data than its rivals…
With Apple’s new audio features in watchOS 6, it’s time for Spotify to ship or shut up
In watchOS 5, Apple offered streaming on Apple Podcasts and Apple Music, but it left out the ability for third-party developers to access it…
Paradigm shift: The NeXT era ends, the Swift era begins
WWDC 2019 marks the end of Apple’s NeXT era and the beginning of the Swift era…
Apple’s SwiftUI is a game-changer
Apple lavished attention on all its platforms at WWDC this year. We even got a first look at the all-new Mac Pro. But another announcement…
Apple’s Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak talk iOS 13, macOS, Mac Pro, and more with John Gruber
Following the Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, Apple executives Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak went into more detail about Monday’s announcements…
Tim Cook: Apple is ‘moving privacy protections forward’
Apple said it is building more protections for users, including a secure “Sign in with Apple” feature for other apps…
Apple CEO Cook: We’re not really taking a shot at anybody with Sign In with Apple
You know, we’re not really taking a shot at anybody. We focus on the user. And the user wants the ability to go across numerous properties on the web without being under surveillance…
Apple’s WWDC 2019: The schedule and how to watch the live stream for today’s keynote
Apple will be welcoming attendees to the first day of its Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday…
Apple’s WWDC 2019: Expect a lot today
I arrived in San Jose for Apple’s big WWDC event late afternoon June 2, and I am picking up a few currents…
The importance of Apple’s WWDC
Next week, all eyes will be on technology giant Apple as the company holds its annual worldwide developer’s conference…
Apple to reveal glimpses of its next era of apps and devices
At WWDC, Apple will make the Watch and iPad more independent, while unifying its app strategy as it looks beyond the iPhone…
What to expect from Apple’s WWDC 2019 keynote next week
It has become tradition for Apple to introduce new versions of its operating systems to developers at WWDC…
What can enterprise users expect at Apple’s WWDC?
Apple is expected to introduce a swathe of ‘Marzipanified’ apps at WWDC…
Being ‘Mac-like’
Mac OS X shipped to consumers in 2001. It had taken Apple four years to find the new ‘Mac-like’, and this is the template Mac OS X has followed ever since…
Valve’s ‘Steam Link’ app now available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV
This allows users to stream their existing Steam games via iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV…
Former Apple VP: I wrote the book on user-friendly design and what I see today horrifies me
Take the screen design for Apple’s phones. The designers at Apple apparently believe that text is ugly, so…
Everything that’s known about Apple’s iOS 13: Support for multiple windows on iPad, system-wide Dark Mode, and more
iPhone and iPad users have been waiting on Dark Mode to come to iOS for several years…
What to expect from Marzipan: It’s clear that Apple’s 2019 WWDC is going to be a doozy
We have a much clearer view of what’s happening behind the scenes…
Can Apple Arcade level up gaming on Macs and Apple TV?
Video games have long been literally the center of attention in the App Store…
