In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we chat about Apple’s WWDC announcements, including iOS 14 and macOS.
At WWDC, Apple made announcements that will unify the iPhone, iPad, and Mac - but isn't this the same idea Microsoft had for the phone, tablet and PC?
We round up all of Apple's major announcements from its first entirely-online WWDC, featuring updates to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and more.
Apple has patented a means for users to electronically stitch together a group selfie photo of up to three participants, which can be edited later.
The new affordable iPad will be a full sized 10.8-inch device and is expected to follow more or less the same formula as the 2020 iPhone SE.
Apple has released new iPad Pro models which, for the first time, come equipped with trackpad and cursor suppor thanks to a new keyboard cover.
European legislators have voted for manufacturers to leverage one charging standard in the Eurozone, which might spell the end for Apple's Lightning.
A new report from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed that none of Apple's future iPhones may ship with Touch ID on board.
Tim Cook has weighed in on the technology behind AR smart glasses in a new interview, commenting that such a product may not be ready for prime time.
A new report from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed that the company's future iPad models may be compatible with Face ID.
A new report has highlighted that Apple is earmarking a one billion dollar investment into original Apple TV programming.
Ahead of WWDC, a new regulatory approval listing has revealed the existence of four new Apple tablets - potentially iPad Pro devices.