Come next Monday, the iPhone maker will be celebrating Earth Day by featuring apps and games on App Store that help people honor the Earth and live sustainably.
Will you celebrate the planet next Monday by recording at least a 30-minute workout on your Apple Watch? Not even if doing so will net you special stickers and virtual medals?
Apple literally used explosives to create an avalanche scene for the recent “Don’t Mess With Mother (Nature)” footage that you’d be hard-press to believe was shot with an iPhone XS.
The detailed report highlights all the advances Apple’s made in helping preserve our environment and making its products more environment-friendly and way more energy-efficient.
Apple continues to expand its programs to ensure devices are used for as long as possible. Today’s announcements bring the company a step closer to fulfilling that goal.
Get ready to take crisper, significantly more detailed selfies with this year’s upcoming iPhones. Also, the next XR is getting a dual-lens setup and the XS/Max updates will bring a third super-wide-angle lens to the rear setup.
The next major revision to Apple’s desktop operating system will bring enhancements to the Apple Watch authentication feature. You’ll be able to authorize other operations beyond simply unlocking the computer.
Juice lets you manage Bluetooth hardware directly from your Mac’s Touch Bar or Notification Center, with customizable hotkeys and more.
Apple has evaluated LiDAR sensors from four suppliers. It’s also working on inexpensive, unobtrusively designed autonomous driving sensors of its own.
Clicker provides handy Touch Bar controls, supports Picture-in-Picture, lets you resume the most recently played video and includes a bunch of customizations.
The new Marzipan app for iOS and macOS reportedly allows devices to be tracked even when not connected to Wi-Fi or to a cellular network.
Earth, shot on an iPhone XS by film directors Anson Fogel, Renan Ozturk and Tim Kemple aka The Camp4 Collective.