Apple is about to roll out the watchOS 3.2 with new features that empower Siri, and all other exciting offers that all Apple Watch owners will soon enjoy. With WatchOS 3.2 owners can now ask the smartwatch's artificial intelligence (AI) assistant to do ... ( read original story ...)
New watchOS beta adds SiriKit and keeps you from annoying people at the movies
Last week, Apple put out the first betas of iOS 10.3 and macOS 10.12.4. Today, the company is releasing the first beta of watchOS 3.2 for developers (unlike iOS and macOS, Apple typically doesn't issue public betas for watchOS). The update introduces two ... ( read original story ...)
Surface Pro 5 vs Apple iPad Pro 2: Battle of Flagships
A number of tablets are expected to arrive this year. However, the most-awaited ones include Surface Pro 5 and Apple iPad Pro 2. However, when we compare the two - which ones win the battle? 2017 is expected to be a year full of numerous launches. ( read original story ...)
Apple TV sales continued their sad decline over the holidays
Remember when we all got excited about Apple TV and how it had the potential to change TV as we know it? It seems that fewer and fewer people do, according to new data from eMarketer which suggests that Apple is currently, “at the bottom of the U.S ... ( read original story ...)
Apple TV is continuing to decline but what’s going wrong?
Despite its recent revamp, Apple’s attempt at a video streaming box isn’t having the best time. Not only was it roundly criticized in reviews, recent data from eMarketer shows that its sales aren’t picking up either. According to eMarketer, Apple TV ... ( read original story ...)
New Theater Mode Coming To The Apple Watch, Not The iPhone
"Introduced in watchOS 3.1.3, Theater Mode lets users quickly mute the sound on their Apple Watch and avoid waking the screen on wrist raise". Furthermore, Theatre Mode also mutes sounds, though users can still receive alert notifications via haptic feedback. ( read original story ...)
How to master the Scribble feature on Apple Watch
Typing, or better drawing, on your Apple Watch can unquestionably give birth to a lot of frustration, most notably when the software flat-out refuses to comply. Nothing is more aggravating than watchOS recurrently mistaking your input for the wrong letters ... ( read original story ...)