Apple announced the new iOS 12 at its WWDC event. Here are some quick highlights of all the new features the company announced. Read more…More about Features, Apple, Iphone, Mashable Video, and Wwdc
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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…
Apple’s Mac App Store gets a complete makeover
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The Mac App Store is getting a major facelift, Apple announced at WWDC on Monday.
In its new macOS, Mojave, the App store will become more robust in a few different ways.
First, it will straight up offer more apps — even Microsoft’s Office 365. WHOA. Apple also spotlighted the arrival of Adobe and several gaming apps.
Microsoft is bringing Office 365 and Adobe is bringing Creative Cloud to the new Mac App Store later this year. I wonder what kind of developer revenue cut they worked out? 🤔 #WWDC18 #macOS #Mojave
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When you’re demoing all the new features macOS Mojave has to offer onstage at WWDC, it’s safe to assume the world’s Apple fanboys are scrutinizing your every mouse click.
And if you’re Craig Federighi, that apparently means only one thing: It’s time …
Apple just introduced a new Pride watch band and matching watch face
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The rumor mill was correct! Apple is launching a new Pride watch face today as part of LGBTQ Pride Month.
What we didn’t know was that a new Pride watch band is coming as well — and it matches the new face beautifully.
Last June, Apple launched a Pride watch band with a full rainbow gradient design on a woven nylon band. That band was taken of the market last September. The new band has white background with a rainbow gradient on top, and it will match perfectly with the watch face, as the color strands continue on the screen. Read more…
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View More Apple just introduced a new Pride watch band and matching watch faceApple Watch adds podcasts, competitions, and a walkie-talkie app
The operating system behind the Apple Watch will get an update this fall with the new watchOS 5.
At Apple’s annual developer conference, WWDC, in San Jose, California on Monday, CEO Tim Cook introduced the newest version of the wearable device’s OS, …
RIP Bitmoji: Apple debuts ‘Memoji’ with iOS 12
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Snapchat may be shaking, because Apple will now let you become an Animoji with their new Memoji feature.
You’ll remember Animojis as those 3D emojis capable of replicating your facial expressions and voice. The key difference with Memoji? Instead of being a bear or tiger, you can be yourself.
You might be doing a double take with Samsung’s AR Emoji, but don’t. While similar, Apple’s Memoji look much less awkward, and they allow for more customizations.
SEE ALSO: First Apple killed the headphone jack — now it’s coming for your ruler, with new AR features
As demoed on stage at WWDC 18, you’ll be able to create your own Memoji in the Messages app in iOS 12. (The new OS should launch in the fall.) You start off by choosing skin color and hairstyle. From there, you can customize almost every other feature, from earrings to glasses and much more. Read more…
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The next version of macOS is macOS Mojave
Apple isn’t done with macOS just yet. The company presented the next version of macOS at the WWDC developer conference. With macOS Mojave, Apple is leaving the mountain metaphors behind. “Today we’re excited to take Mac a huge leap forward,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said. Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering Craig Federighi started […]
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Sound that airhorn: Apple just gave Siri some much-needed updates that are … not exactly mind-blowing. But given Siri’s shortcomings up to this point, it’s a step in the right direction.
Siri won’t be making creepy phone calls on your behalf …
Apple TV gets a ‘Zero Sign On’ mode for TV providers’ apps
Apple TV is adding a new feature that will make it easier for users to sign on to their “TV Everywhere” applications – you know, the ones that require you authenticate with your cable or satellite TV provider in order to watch the channel’s content. Called “Zero Sign On,” the feature is an extension to […]
View More Apple TV gets a ‘Zero Sign On’ mode for TV providers’ appsApple announces new iOS feature Screen Time to combat device addiction
Like any self-styled benevolent overlord hosting a conference to fete itself, Apple wants to make one thing clear: It cares about your well-being.
And so, at today’s World Wide Developers Conference in San Jose, Apple senior vice president Crai…
Apple introduces watchOS 5
Kevin Lynch from the watchOS team introduced the next version of watchOS at Apple’s WWDC keynote. It’s been a slow and steady rise for the Apple Watch. It’s by far the most popular smart watch, and it’s becoming slightly more useful every year. This year is no different. There’s a new workout type for yoga, […]
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