iPODBiZZ

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2018 will take place on June 4 in San Jose, California. WWDC is where Apple reveals future software products, and this year iOS 12, macOS 10.14, watchOS, a new version of tvOS are expected. A report from ... ( read original story ...)

Typically, Apple manages to keep new features under wraps, presumably because the software is largely created in-house (unlike hardware like the iPhone, which is manufactured outside the US using multiple third-party suppliers). What we’ve largely heard ... ( read original story ...)

It looks like Apple has something special in store for Pride Month. Just yesterday, iOS 11.4 and watchOS 4.3.1 began rolling out to users, and already 9to5Mac has spotted a hidden watch face in code. A new face with a stylized rainbow animation will arrive ... ( read original story ...)

Apple has released watchOS 4.3.1 to fix an issue that could affect users on startup. watchOS 4.3.1 fixes an issue which cased Apple Watch to sometimes remain at the Apple Logo during startup for some users. For information on the security content of Apple ... ( read original story ...)

This week saw another report that the next Apple Watch will have a bigger display, watchOS 5 wishes ahead of next week’s WWDC and Nokia Health is over as the company sells. All part of the week in wearable news. The Week in Wearables is a news digest ... ( read original story ...)

I’ve written before about what I think will be revealed for iPhone, iPad, Mac and HomePod, from the copper-bottom certainty of a strong emphasis on Augmented Reality (just look at the 3D versions of buttons, logos and speech bubbles in the WWDC invite ... ( read original story ...)

A new Pride Apple Watch face is making its way to the watchOS 4.3.1 update on Monday. The latest software update comes with a rainbow flag inspired watch face, which features threads of colors that move when the user touches the display, shifting in ... ( read original story ...)