Of all the new stuff in the iOS 12 beta, the one that probably best demonstrates Apple’s big push into augmented reality is the Measure app.
Announced at WWDC 2018, Measure is a default Apple app (like Voice Memos and Map) that will come to all iPhon…
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At Apple’s WWDC 2018, accessibility pervades all
Accessibility has long played an integral role at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, and it certainly had its presence felt in 2018. There are some constant elements of the week, such as the labs, sessions, and mid-week social that brings together members of Apple’s Accessibility group, developers and others interested in the disabled community to celebrate inclusiveness and accessible design.
View More At Apple’s WWDC 2018, accessibility pervades allApple introduces the AI phone
At Apple’s WWDC 2018 — an event some said would be boring this year with its software-only focus and lack of new MacBooks and iPads — the company announced what may be its most important operating system update to date with the introduction of iOS 12. Through a series of Siri enhancements and features, Apple is […]
View More Apple introduces the AI phoneLimited Siri support for music apps like Spotify is possible in iOS 12
Apple is finally getting a bit more friendly with third party music-streaming apps when it comes to Siri. Music-streaming companies like Spotify will soon be able to let users utilize Siri controls to play music through their apps thanks to Apple’s newly-announced Siri Shortcuts feature in iOS 12. At a WWDC developer session, the company […]
View More Limited Siri support for music apps like Spotify is possible in iOS 127 small iOS 12 features that will make a huge difference
As with any software release, iOS 12 has a lot of features, and in traditional fashion, not everything is shown on stage at the keynote.
But unlike previous WWDCs, Apple opted not to splash a screen that lists out the many features of the forthcoming…
AirPods to get Live Listen feature in iOS 12
Apple has one hardware-specific feature planned that wasn’t announced at Monday’s WWDC keynote. In iOS 12, users will be able to use Live Listen, a special feature previously reserved for hearing aids certified through Apple’s Made for iPhone hearing aid program, with their AirPods.
View More AirPods to get Live Listen feature in iOS 12Apple Podcasts now hosts more than 555,000 active shows
Beyond Watch compatibility, podcasting didn’t get a lot of love as Apple blew through announcements at a frenetic pace during its two-hour-plus keynote yesterday. This week, however, the company has announced a few new download milestones and offered a bit more insight into its recently introduced Podcast Analytics offering. iTunes currently hosts north of 550,000 […]
View More Apple Podcasts now hosts more than 555,000 active showsThe $10,000 Apple Watch Edition is obsolete now
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This is going to be a hard lesson for early adopters.
While Apple’s new wearable operating system, watchOS 5, is packed with lots of new features, it’s not going to run on first generation Apple Watches.
So, that means the $10,000 Apple Watch Editions are now practically worthless. Or rather, they won’t be getting any new features, suggesting that it might be time to upgrade from your pricey investment. Even though the device is already three years old, we’re still surprised to hear that Apple is ending support so soon — especially when some of the models costs thousands of dollars. Read more…
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View More The $10,000 Apple Watch Edition is obsolete nowApple doesn’t need new hardware — it’s going to make you buy everything it sells
Apple made the vast majority of its ever-growing multibillion-dollar hoard selling us hardware: iPads, Macs, Macbooks, Apple TVs, Apple Watches, speakers, headphones, docks, cables, and above all else that ultimate cash cow, the iPhone.
So it m…
Apple is introducing a health record API for developers this fall
For all of the news that Apple managed to cram into today’s 135-minute(!) WWDC keynote this morning, the event was actually pretty light on health care updates. It was a bit of a surprise, given how much of a focus the company has put on the space at past events. Apple did announce an interesting […]
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Apple just revealed what’s next for the iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.
Today at its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple detailed the latest versions of its operating systems: iOS 12, macOS Mojave, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12.
The updates i…
Apple just threw some serious shade at Facebook
Apple is not here for Facebook’s bullshit.
The Tim Cook-helmed behemoth announced today at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference that the version of Safari included in the forthcoming macOS Mojave will block social media widgets that track…