Cody and Sebastien talk about Apple’s education event where the company unveiled new software and a little bit of hardware too. They share thoughts about the overall event, what was announced, and of course, the new iPad. Cody can’t help getting excited about the possibility of a new Apple Watch design. Sebastien is all in too.
The convenient fast charge option comes to iPhone X and iPhone 8, letting you charge your new phone from 0-50 percent in only 30 minutes, but it comes with an Apple tax.
After the end of Apple’s jam packed media event, Apple released the final GM builds of iOS 11, tvOS 11, and watchOS 4.
Apple’s facial recognition successor to Touch ID is here, and it is called Face ID. Now you can unlock your phone, authenticate Apple Pay, and create expressive animated emoji with just your face.
The new watchOS launching in fall sure promises a bevy of updates for your Workout app, but until then we still have sufficient time to soak up up all the ins and outs of the incumbent watchOS 3. With that, let’s talk about Segments, an almost closeted tool that will help you delineate any ongoing workout.
AirPano City Book, normally priced at $2.99, is currently on offer for free if redeemed through the Apple Store app.
It was only a matter of time until Apple would release an in-house case for Apple Pencil… suffice it to say that it has landed!
Apple Pencil is already loved by a large constituency, but new features added this fall will mean more and better use cases for the white stylus.
The number one contactless payment service in the mobile world, Apple Pay, will be implementing person to person payments starting with iOS 11.
Apple has taken the wraps off the new Music app design on Apple Watch coming this fall, and it looks good!
If you sampled a bunch of people and asked them about their favorite downtime activities, chances are there would be a fairly even split in numbers between respondents choosing a good book over other forms of entertainment and those drawn to the audiovisual media instead. Folks of the latter segment know best for themselves where to get their daily dose of videos from, but places such as Netflix, Youtube or Hulu are generally speaking a solid bet. Internet empowered services aside, there is credible chatter that in the shadows of society, some renegades continue to resort to a traditional TV set for their spate of mindless diversion.
Whether you find yourself all too often hunting for new videos to watch during lunch break or you identify with the dwindling TV crowd, a brand new app called neverthink could be for you. That’s because it marries the old-fashion convenience of always-on programming with the excitement of the sometimes mercurial internet. Neverthink wants you to never again think about what videos to dig up next and their way of going about it is unique enough to potentially strike a chord with you.
Today is Super Bowl Sunday! The one day per year that Americans, en mass, decide they love American football, or at least the commercials. This year the Atlanta Falcons meet the New England Patriots.
Step inside to find out how you can watch the game without a TV subscription and grab your Super Bowl LI Wallpapers of the Week!
