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It's WWDC keynote time! Each year Apple kicks off its Worldwide Developer Conference with a few hours of back-to-back-to-back announcements, ...

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Apple made a ton of major announcements at WWDC this year, giving us a glimpse at iOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, the M2-upgraded MacBook Air and Pro, ...

Like the new MacBook Air, the 13-inch MacBook Pro is also getting an M2 upgrade. The new Pay Later feature is coming to Apple Pay with iOS 16. Apple says the new M2 chip delivers an 18 percent performance upgrade when compared to the M1. Apple announced a major update to CarPlay that allows for deeper integration with your vehicle. Apple is also introducing the ability to mark a message as unread so you can easily find it later. Apple is also pushing updates to notifications and its Focus feature.

The company said nothing about plans for the virtual and augmented reality market. It has been rumored to be planning the launch of VR and AR capable ...

The new Air starts at $1,199; the Pro starts at $1,299. Apple also unveiled new versions of 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops, powered by a new processor, called the M2. The new chip has 18% better CPU performance and 25% better graphics performance than the M1 chip, Apple said. Apple announced a new version of iOS, the operating system that powers the iPhone, at its annual developer conference on Monday.

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From hoodies to heels, here are some of the best outfits we saw on Apple employees at WWDC 2022.

Federighi gets docked half a point for his sneakers which, while sharp, are more of a cream than the blinding white this outfit calls for, but he earns it back for his basketball prop work. I really wish he would have gone with a lighter, grey-toned shirt as a base, but I love the matching glasses and bomber. I honestly doubt Cook dressed himself today (the man makes $92 million a year, he should be delegating his shopping) so I'd really like to extend my congratulations to his stylist. We catch a glimpse of Ardill mid jump squat when SVP of Software Engineering Craig Federighi bursts in on one of his sessions. We are ranking this for the color story alone. Apple Daddy Craig Federighi

The WWDC 2022 keynote unveiled iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, macOS Ventura, and the new MacBook Air. Apple has released a video that recaps the first day of the ...

Apple is making the entire conference available for free online, so developers and the generally curious can continue to tune in to all kinds of sessions for the rest of the week. There are still plenty of days left for WWDC 2022, with Apple set to host four more days of developer sessions both in-person. It also rolled out a slew of new developer tools, technologies, and APIs.

On June 6, Apple Inc. released a software update for its iPhones, announced a Buy Now Pay Later option, and presented a MacBook Air with its latest M2 chip.

It also anticipates receiving approval from the US Food and Drug Administration for the atrial fibrillation health feature in the near future. The Free Form productivity app will be included in IPadOS 16, allowing users to discuss ideas during FaceTime video meetings. The MacBook Air will be available in grey, gold, silver, and blue for $1,199. The new iOS will have additional CarPlay upgrades, such as redesigned gauge clusters, and automakers such as Ford Motor Company and Jaguar Land Rover will integrate the technology into their vehicles. Users will be able to pay with Apple Pay wherever it is accepted and pay in four instalments over six weeks without incurring any additional fees. On June 6, Apple Inc. released a software update for its iPhones, announced a Buy Now Pay Later option, and presented a MacBook Air with its latest M2 chip.

Read more about WWDC 2022 wrap: iOS16 to macOS Ventura, Apple platforms unveiled at keynote on Business-standard. Here is a quick recap of platforms related ...

The upcoming OS will debut ‘Continuity Camera’ feature, which will allow users to use iPhone as the webcam on Mac. Another continuity feature is Handoff, which is coming to FaceTime. It will allow users to start a FaceTime call on their iPhone or iPad and fluidly pass it over to their Mac. As for the apps, the watchOS 9 will debut the ‘Medications app’, which is touted by the company as a convenient tool for users to discreetly manage, understand, and track medications. Designed for easy collaboration, the iPadOS 16 will debut Apple’s Freeform app for people to brainstorm together on a flexible canvas. The new lock screen will will allow users to use photos as wallpaper with subject of photos set in front of the time on the lock screen, creating a sense of depth. Here is a quick recap of announcements Apple made at the WWDC22 keynote address: At the keynote session of its annual worldwide developers conference (WWDC), the American technology giant unveiled the iOS 16 for iPhones, iPadOS 16 for iPad line, watchOS 9 for Watch series, and macOS Ventura for Mac PCs and laptops.

Live video and updates from Apple's WWDC 2022 keynote address. We're on the scene at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California.

Cook, in the pre-taped video, says there are now 34 million Apple developers globally. I imagine Apple pre-taped this in case Covid forced changes to the in-person event. If you are confused at Lauren's obsession, too, here's her great story about Away Messages from last week.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) starts today with the traditional keynote kicking things off at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time. ...

On the first day of the Worldwide Developers Conference, a select number of developers will travel to Apple Park in Cupertino, California to experience a special viewing event at Apple's ring-shaped campus. This week saw rumors about some of the changes coming in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, while we also heard details about the iPhone 14 lineup we're not expecting to see until the usual... Apple is continuing to prepare for the Worldwide Developers Conference that is set to begin on Monday, and the company today launched its YouTube live stream where viewers can sign up to get a reminder when the event begins. Apple's 33rd Worldwide Developers Conference officially kicks off on Monday at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time with a keynote where the company will reveal iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, tvOS 16, and possibly some new hardware. The 33rd annual Worldwide Developers Conference is set to begin with a keynote next Monday, and the event is now featured on Apple's dedicated Events website. As with many Apple events, if you visit the page on an iPhone or iPad, you can see an interactive augmented reality easter egg. Apple plans to implement new ways for users to... In addition to confirming the keynote date and time, Apple has shared the full WWDC 2022... WWDC is always an exciting week for both developers and Apple fans. Apple's annual developers conference will be a (mostly) online affair for the third consecutive year, with Apple expected to unveil its latest software, including iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16. A redesigned MacBook Air tops the list of potential new hardware, but supply chain issues have raised uncertainty about whether it's ready to go. Highlights from the event and separate news stories regarding today's announcements will go out through our @MacRumors account.

From the debut of the next-generation CarPlay to the ability to use your iPhone as a Mac webcam, these are the most unexpected announcements at Apple's WWDC ...

You will, of course, need to update your iPhone to iOS 16 and Mac to the latest macOS Ventura to turn an iPhone into a webcam. A chunkier, squared-off look, a fanless body, a new 13.6-inch Liquid Retina Display and the second-generation M2 chip makes the new MacBook Air the coolest notebook in town. While we were expecting the iPadOS to get a big update, we weren’t aware that Apple was quietly developing a whiteboard app. The level of customisation features and the way you control your radio, adjust your AC and view car data like fuel level or speed shows how serious Apple is thinking about getting the software right on cars. But there were still a few surprises in store – ranging from the debut of the next-generation CarPlay to the ability to use your iPhone as a webcam on a Mac. Here’s everything we weren’t expecting at WWDC 2022. The best part is you don’t have to connect the iPhone to the Mac; the computer will instantly recognise the unit.

Today at WWDC Apple announced a new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the new M2 processor and up to 24GB of RAM.

The $1,299 starting price will get you the M2-powered MacBook Pro with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. Let's be honest, nobody is going to do that, so I went to Apple's MBP M2 page (opens in new tab) and pimped my dream 13-inch MBP M2 out. The latest MacBook Pro will also feature an FHD 1080p webcam which is a nice improvement. The new MacBook Pro with an M2 processor promises improved performance from its 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU. I rather not discuss Apple's promised percentages of improved performance until our crack team of testers gets their hands on the review units.

A new MacBook Air, the M2, a newish MacBook Pro, and a bunch of OSes naturally.

It’s hard to say whether this will satisfy our long-running gripe about external display support on iPad. During Apple’s demo, Stage Manager made the iPad display look claustrophobic, and we’d like to use all of an external display for one iPad app. The new medications app looks handy, and there are new features for sleep and running tracking. Ish. With iOS 16, Apple’s letting you fiddle with the Lock Screen so you can add a row of tiny widgets. The new MacBook Air (from £1249) gets an M2 chip and looks like a 14in MacBook Pro that’s cut down on carbs. Imagine the M1, only more so (except when it comes to external displays – the M2 still only supports one). The CPU is up to 18% faster. It’s the week devs dig into how to make the best new apps and games.

The latest MacBook Air comes with Apple's new M2 processor and major design improvements. Pre-orders are not live yet, but prices start at $1199.

Apple is also introducing the MacBook Air to MagSafe power this generation, freeing up its two Thunderbolt 4 ports. Coupled with webcam improvements in the upcoming macOS Ventura, the MacBook Air will likely become a leading work from home device. Apple took this opportunity to revisit the design of its leading laptop, moving away from the classic wedge shape to a flatter, more uniform chassis. If you buy them, we may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our partners. This brand-new processor from Apple brings marked improvements to the company's leading piece of silicon hardware. This doesn't account for the relative performance between these two laptops, but it puts Apple and Microsoft's pricing differences into plain view.

Apple took the wraps off new Macs, a new CarPlay and more at its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) this week.

WWDC gave Apple an opportunity to reveal new versions of the operating systems for its watch, iPad and Mac coming this fall. Apple will begin selling the new laptops starting in July at the same price as existing models and has discounted the existing 13-inch MacBook Pro to make room for the new models. Apple touted iCloud Shared Photo library at WWDC as a convenient new way for families and friends to share memories. Apple’s emphasizing new productivity features like Stage Manager to better manage the clutter of many open apps. Apple received fierce criticism earlier this year for the webcam in its premium-priced $1,599 27-inch Studio Display, which users said produced very low-quality images. Apple, a long-time Arm licensee, developed its own custom silicon to power the iPhone and the iPad. But for years, Apple’s Mac computers continued to use microprocessors made by Intel and a succession of Intel and third-party graphics processing units (GPUs) from Nvidia and rival AMD. Apple said 98% of new car models sold in the U.S. support CarPlay — in its current implementation. Which ostensibly gives CarPlay app makers a year or so to get things with the new tech right, before people start messing around with their custom dash designs. Apple Inc. kicked off its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) on Monday with an ambitious vision of CarPlay’s future, and promised buy-in from automakers, though it’ll take a while before new features actually make it to cars. As with other tech giants, Apple uses its developer event to frame both public and developer expectations. But Apple’s new CarPlay implementation is certainly a much more ambitious and complete reach than Android Auto. Apple introduced a lot of new technology this week, but it’s probably worth noting what Apple didn’t introduce: Any new Augmented Reality (AR) headset or VR device.

WWDC's keynote did not go entirely as we predicted. In fact, we got some of the biggest announcements wrong. Here's our post-mortem.

Perhaps Apple is planning to introduce a new case design, but given the taller (but identical footprint) of the new Mac Studio, I'm guessing Apple's going to stay with that design. With the relatively recent introductions of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, I didn't expect Apple to want to rev their base model. But the big update for iOS 16 is a highly-customizable lock screen, and that didn't show up in my crystal ball. But Apple did announce two new colors: Starlight (which is like rose gold, without the rose and not much gold), and Midnight (which is something like a 90% black). I did say that if Apple was going to update the MacBook Air, they would have to improve the terrible 720p camera, and they did. I predicted more workout modes, and there are indeed some big improvements in the fitness arena. The key thing to note is that the M2 will be the new base-level processor as of next month. The new MacBook Air has an 18% performance improvement over the M1 Air and sufficient battery power to fuel video playback for a whopping 18 hours. When it comes to colors, I said, "with a low (but greater than zero) probability, the new MacBook Air might come in iMac colors." In terms of screen improvements, I was half right and half wrong. Apple is using the M2 as the base point for its incremental processor upgrade strategy going forward. Our goal is to deliver the most accurate information and the most knowledgeable advice possible in order to help you make smarter buying decisions on tech gear and a wide array of products and services.

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This year's Apple WWDC didn't give us the AR/VR announcement we'd hoped for, but it was still an experience. Most of that was due to Craig Federighi's ...

The new Macbook Air is the first Mac to have the M2 chip, which is Apple's most powerful processor. That includes an improved display to make it a better second screen, along with a new app called Freeform which is like a shareable blank canvas for real-time collaboration. All-around improvements to watchOS make the Apple Watch a major standout in the fitness tracking game. iOS 16 has major improvements to Maps, an "always-on" lock screen with widgets, new Wallet and Apple Pay features, real time iCloud photo-sharing, and updated parental controls. First and foremost, we have to pay tribute to the man who carried this event on his back, because most of it was actually pretty boring. Throughout the two-hour event, Federighi shocked and delighted a captivated audience with his commanding presence and committed wholeheartedly to several bits that you know Tim Cook never would've agreed to.

You can watch the WWDC keynote using the TV app on your Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or by heading over to the Apple Events page in Safari. Or you can watch ...

All models of Mac Pro that we can see on there show up as available to buy, with expected delivery ranging from two to eight weeks.) Mac mini tower: Another B&H Photo listing, this one for a Mac mini tower with 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and an M1 Pro processor. 9to5Mac also uncovered a listing at B&H Photo for a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an M2 processor, but again, this is probably a B&H guess based on rumors. MacBook Air: Mark Gurman and Ming-Chi Kuo agree that Apple is planning to launch a redesigned MacBook Air at WWDC. However, it might not come in the variety of colors we’ve been expecting. 1:21pm: Apple Tap to Pay coming this month. Apple Store is down: As usual, Apple has taken down its online store in preparation for today’s keynote.

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Apple announced a multitude of new features coming to the newest iteration of macOS, macOS Ventura, at WWDC 2022. Alongside major updates like Stage Manager ...

- Maps allows you to plan multiple stops along your route in advance. You can also use Siri to set an alarm or get official notifications about the weather. Similarly, others can add tabs to the shared group for you to access, too. You can also collaborate with others to see changes on your canvas in real-time. Everyone has permission to add, edit, and delete photos in the library. The app is useful for drawing out sketches and coming up with a plan. System Preferences has gotten a new name—and an updated design. - You can share photos based on a date or the people in the photos. You can also plan a journey on your Mac and then see the direction on your iPhone when you’re reading to go. Alongside major updates like Stage Manager, Continuity Camera, and Passkeys, there were lots of smaller macOS updates that you might have missed. - You can now undo sent emails, as well as scheduling email to send in the future. - Spotlight now has enhanced image search, which you can use to find images in Photos, Messages, Notes, and the web.

Apple announced iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, and macOS Ventura at WWDC 2022 on Monday. Here are the five best features that users can look forward to.

There are no interest or fees and it will be available for qualifying applicants in the United States. Multiple apps can be viewed both on the iPad and external display. A new multicamera view will display live feeds from every smart camera in the home. These can be resized, rearranged, and reconfigured into the perfect layout. Using Portrait Mode will blur the background for a professional appearance in video calls. This is available with participating car brands and access properties. Center Stage, a feature introduced with the M1 iPad launched in 2021. The position of app windows will be saved and stacked together, making it easy to keep track of projects or tasks. The Home App has been entirely rebuilt in iOS 16 to be more efficient. Switching between them can be done with a single click. Notifications now appear at the bottom of the screen so they don't hide device wallpaper. Here's what we liked the most.

WWDC 2022 has so far unveiled iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, macOS Ventura, and the new MacBook Air. Apple has released a video that recaps the second day of the ...

Today, Apple hosted the second day of WWDC 2022. That's why you need a rugged case to keep it safe and sound on the go. There are still three days left for WWDC 2022, with Apple set to host a ton of additional developer sessions both in-person and online.

Apple today held a keynote event that saw the introduction of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, watchOS 9, and the new M2 Apple silicon chip,...

- Apple Maps Gaining Support for Multi-Stop Routing in iOS 16 and Expanding New Maps to 11 More Countries - Apple Seeds First Betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 to Developers It was a crazy event where Apple introduced feature after feature for almost two hours straight.

Developers flock to the WWDC keynote to see Apple's newest software, but there's a gentle seduction going on, too.

But as I approached I noticed that the PR people and media had somehow cleared a large circular space in front of the door. All around the table people were lined up two and three deep, waiting to get some time with the new iThing. After two years of COVID, I wasn’t keen on standing so close to so many people I didn’t know, but I did it anyway, and got a quick demo. Then Tim Cook walked in and stood in the middle of the circular space smiling and waving as camera shutters clicked all around him. It turned out to be a hands-on session with the new MacBook Air laptop held on the top level of the Steve Jobs Theater. About 20 of the machines were set around a big circular table, each one attended by an Apple employee. I heard a couple of enthusiastic rounds of applause (one for the return of the MagSafe plug on the new MacBook Air, one for the new CarPlay design that will fill up the whole instrument panel of new cars), but no wild ovations for new innovations they didn’t see coming. At the same time, the developers in the crowd at the keynote were far from rowdy, as Apple developers have been during WWDC keynotes past. In a clearing in the trees just next to the Apple Spaceship, the company sat out perhaps a thousand canvas beach chairs in front of a large stage with a big monolithic video screen and a fancy sound system. The keynote, in some ways, seemed like a throwback to the pandemic years. The new products and features developers saw today were demo’d by human presenters in the videos. Event greeters are always friendly, but this year Apple’s seemed to have dialed the cheerful up a couple of notches. Every time a group of developers approaches the entrance gate, the greeters let out a big “Whoooooooo” and begin clapping. They’re everywhere; you’re never more than 15 feet from one–or a clump of 10— of them, from the time you park your car to the time you leave.