Apple introduced iOS 9 at the WWDC 2015 few hours back, which is now available for developers as beta. It introduced iCloud back in 2011 to sync music, photos, apps, calendars, documents and settings between iOS devices Mac or PC. Apple launched iCloud Drive last year that allocates a folder for each of the applications that use iCloud and also lets you access the folder in the Finder. Continue reading “iOS 9 brings a dedicated iCloud Drive app”
At the WWDC 2015, Apple also announced an all-new News app alongside previewing the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9. The News app essentially collects all the stories in one place in a customized newsfeed called ‘For You’. It will ship with iOS 9 this fall and will be first available in the US, UK, and Australia Continue reading “Apple introduces News app for iPhone and iPad, coming with iOS 9 this fall”
Apple announced Swift 2.0, a new version of its programming language at the WWDC that has been refined from the ground up. It would offer better performance, a new error handling API, and first-class support for availability checking, says Apple. The most important thing is that Apple is making Swift open source later this year, which will be available for OS X, iOS, and Linux. The company will reveal more information as the open source release gets nearer. Continue reading “Apple introduces Swift 2.0, will release it as open source for OS X, iOS and Linux”
Apple showcased iOS 9 at the WWDC with an array of new features and improvements. One such feature announced at the event was the addition of 6 digit passcode that puts more focus on the improved security.
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Apple announced iOS 9 at the WWDC yesterday with a bunch of new features and improvements. The new OS is getting an update with the addition of public transit directions.
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Apple announced iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan at the WWDC yesterday. In addition, the company revealed a new app ‘Move to iOS’, that makes the transition from Android to iOS easy.
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Apple has finally announced its Apple Music streaming service at the WWDC. This is an all-in-one app for discovering music from a catalog with over 30 million songs, listen to your own music library and also listen to ‘Beats 1’ 24-hour radio that is broadcast 24/7 live from cities in over 100 countries around the globe. It is headed by Zane Lowe and his handpicked team of renowned DJs. Apple Music also has music videos without ads. Continue reading “Apple Music streaming service official, coming June 30 to iOS, Mac and PC, Android later this year”
It’s just been six weeks since the launch of the Apple Watch and Cupertino is already rolling out some major enhancements to the software of the wearable. The biggest of these is the addition of native applications which will result in a much more compelling experience for users. We breakdown the new features below. Continue reading “Apple Watch gets native apps via update to watchOS”
Apple Pay is the company’s mobile payment service that lets users with iPhones and the Apple Watch to make transactions at retail outlets and even online without requiring the use of a physical card. Launched last year, the service doesn’t require the use of an Apple specific payment terminal. Today at WWDC, the company announced that it now supports over 2500 banks from across America. It will also start supporting Discover based cards later this year which will bring an additional 50 million cards into the fold. Continue reading “Apple Pay to be a part of Wallet, launching in UK this July”
Apple today announced the next version of it’s mobile operating system. Like OS X 10.11, iOS 9 will also focus on improved performance and smaller improvements across the board. Continue reading “iOS 9 announced at WWDC, brings Proactive and split screen multitasking”
At WWDC 2015, Apple VP Craig Federighi announced the launch of the next version of Apple’s desktop operating system. Mac OS X 10.11 will be called El Capitan based off yet another mountain peak to continue Apple’s nomenclature scheme. The focus here is on improved performance and stability while bringing minor visual overhauls across the board. Continue reading “Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan announced by Apple”
We all know that Apple is expected to launch its music streaming service at its upcoming WWDC on June 8. Now, Sony Music CEO Doug Morris has further confirmed this news in a latest interview.
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Apple Stores are no longer offering iPhones with 2 year contracts on AT&T’s network. Instead, customers will be asked to opt for AT&T Next plan.
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A few weeks ago, it was reported that Nikon and Apple engineers were working together on a secret project at Apple’s Cupertino campus.
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The Cupertino giant on Thursday announced that the Apple Watch will be available in Italy, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland and Taiwan beginning Friday, June 26 from the Apple Online Store, Apple’s retail stores, and select Apple Authorised Resellers. Continue reading “Apple Watch to be available in 7 more countries from June 26”
