Apple said Wednesday that a major update for its iPhone software ... iPad mini 2 and later and the 6th generation iPod Touch. ( read original story ...)
Apple previews iOS 11.3: battery management, new Animoji, vertical ARKit & more
Apple today previewed some of the new features and enhancements coming to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch this spring with iOS 11.3, including a new battery health section, the ability to disable CPU throttling and adjust power management features ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Releases watchOS 4.2.2 With Bug Fixes
Apple today released watchOS 4.2.2, a minor update to the watchOS operating system that runs on the Apple Watch. watchOS 4.2.2 comes over a month after the release of watchOS 4.2, an update that introduced Apple Pay Cash. watchOS 4.2.2 can be downloaded ... ( read original story ...)
Apple is running an ad where a kid asks, ‘What’s a computer?’ — and people find it infuriating
Apple is currently running a commercial where a child with an iPad asks, "What's a computer?" The commercial is meant to predict a world where a computer is extinct and a child with an iPad doesn't even know what the word "computer" means. Many who have ... ( read original story ...)
Apple previews iOS 11.3
The introduction of ARKit with iOS 11 put augmented reality into the hands of hundreds of millions of iPhone and iPad users, making iOS the world's biggest AR platform. Apple continues to innovate on this exciting technology, bringing ARKit 1.5 to ... ( read original story ...)
Apple unveils iOS 11.3 for iPhone and iPad including updates to Animoji, Health and Messages
This cute lion is one of the new Apple animojis (Photo: Apple) Apple has revealed the first details of iOS 11.3, the latest version of its software for iPhone and iPad. The update includes a new feature to ‘show battery health and recommend if a battery ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s AR system can now recognize more real-world objects
Apple just announced an updated version of its augmented reality ... That is a technical way of saying that it allows the sensors on an iPhone (or iPad) to not only recognize the floor you’re standing on, but the windows and walls around you as well. ( read original story ...)