Category: WATCH

Beddit-derived sleep features aren't likely to show up in iOS 11, watchOS 4 or the third-generation Watch. If they have sleep tracking at all, it'll likely be Apple's in-house technology. However, this at least reflects Apple's seriousness on the subject. ( read original story ...)

Apple is expected to reveal major software updates with iOS 11, macOS 10.13, tvOS 11 and watchOS 4 likely to get the most stage time. Siri is likely receive some important updates on both iOS and Mac. New hardware may also be unveiled at the event. ( read original story ...)

Of course, Apple will also reveal what's in store for the next major versions of its watchOS and tvOS operating systems for Apple Watch and Apple TV devices respectively, along with other developments. Attendees will be able to take part in more than 100 ... ( read original story ...)

Apple is expected to use the keynote to introduce the next major versions of its four platforms: iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. There’s also been rumors speculating that the company will debut new Mac and iPad hardware during the event. Even if you plan ... ( read original story ...)

Elsewhere, Apple will likely preview the next versions of its major operating systems, including iOS, tvOS, watchOS, and macOS. It has been suggested Apple could unveil an Amazon Echo rival at its conference as well. Bloomberg recently reported that some ... ( read original story ...)

watchOS, and tvOS at the same keynote. Speaking of the Mac Pro, desktops remain conspicuous in their absence from the Bloomberg report. Apple said recently that it is planning a new iMac refresh with professional users in mind as well as an all-new Mac ... ( read original story ...)

As WWDC is a developer-focused conference, it's also expected that new versions of Apple's other major software platforms— macOS, tvOS and watchOS— will also be showcased and released in beta form. In a bit of a break from recent tradition, Apple is ... ( read original story ...)