Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple last week officially released iOS 11.4 to the public, and now the company has stopped signing iOS 11.3.1. Apple regularly stops signing older versions of iOS following the release of updates to ensure users are running the latest and most secure iOS versions… more… 9to5Mac
Users of iOS 12 may find the user interface to scroll smoother and process animations with fewer dropped frames compared to previous versions, thanks to a series of changes Apple made in iOS 12. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Apple appears to be relaxing its grip on Siri’s media capabilities, as the company is building a new "Play Media" integration into iOS 12 that opens the door to compatibility with third-party streaming services like Spotify. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
The newest commercial parody by Conan O’Brien shows an iPhone without buttons, a screen, or any functions at all — the ultimate in device usage management. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Continuing a months-long Apple Watch Series 3 rollout that began last year, Apple this week announced plans to deliver cellular-capable versions of the device to four additional countries in mid-June. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
When you picture a developer tech conference, you probably don’t expect to see people working out on yoga mats to pounding tracks from a DJ. But at Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple is putting a spotlight on fitness, something that’s driving not just Apple Watch and initiatives like HealthKit, but also the company’s research related to…
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Though it went unannounced at Apple’s WWDC 2018 keynote on Monday, the first iOS 12 beta allows two different people to register their face with Face ID on iPhone X, addressing in part one of the biggest downsides of Apple’s new biometric authentication technology. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
WWDC specials keep rolling in! Snap up the lowest prices ever on Apple hardware, from the 64GB Apple TV 4K for just $ 159 to high-end Radeon 560 15" MacBook Pros from $ 2,449. Apple’s loaded 27" iMac 5K is also $ 300 off with no tax in 48 states. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
If there’s ever a problem with an Apple product, a class action lawsuit is sure to follow – and it’s rarely just one. We’ve already seen two filed over alleged design defects in the butterfly keyboard used in the 12-inch MacBook and current MacBook Pro models, and there’s now a third … more… 9to5Mac
9to5Rewards is teaming up with sponsor August Home for a huge give away with a chance to win both and Apple’s latest 64GB (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8. One reader will be selected to take home this $ 1000+ prize package in the coming weeks… Scroll down to sign up! more… 9to5Mac
Gearing up for this year’s WWDC festivities, B&H is offering AI readers the lowest prices anywhere on 2017 MacBook Pros and iMac Pros. Prices start at just $ 1,099 with discounts of up to $ 450 off, plus free expedited delivery and no tax collected in most states. Only at AppleInsider. AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Toshiba’s long-winded sale of its memory chip business is finally completed. The company announced that the sale to a Bain Capital consortium, consisting of Apple and various other tech companies, has been finalized… more… 9to5Mac
In this week’s top stories: WWDC details ahead of next week’s keynote, Apple releases iOS 11.4 with new HomePod features, we dig up a new Apple Watch face, and more. Read on for all of this week’s biggest stories… more… 9to5Mac
After months of suspense, we’re finally just a few days away from the biggest week of the year for many Apple fans. The annual Worldwide Developer Conference officially kicks off on Monday at 10AM PT with Apple’s annual keynote address. During that keynote address, we can expect Tim Cook and other Apple executives to unveil…
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As we reported yesterday, Telegram’s CEO said that Apple was blocking the company from releasing updates to the messaging service since Russian authorities deemed the app illegal. Now, Apple and Telegram have come to some sort of solution… more… 9to5Mac