Smart homes are about to get a lot smarter thanks to the new features that Apple is introducing in the Home app for iOS & iPadOS 18 later this Fall.
Communicating with other people via the iPhone and iPad’s native Messages app is about to change for the better with the onset of iOS & iPadOS 18.
It only took Apple nearly 15 years, but the iPad is finally getting a its first dedicated and native Calculator app pre-installed on it from the factory since its product unveiling by the late former Apple CEO Steve Jobs on January 27, 2010. Can you believe it? The sky must be falling…
AirPods Pro have become something of a staple for anyone invested in the Apple ecosystem, and perhaps even for folks who use competing devices. Not only are they one of the most reliable active noise-cancelling wireless earbuds you can get, but Apple seems to constantly improve them – not only with hardware bumps, but with software upgrades.
Those who aren't registered developers can test-drive iOS 18 and the new Apple Intelligence features when a public iPhone beta drops in July.
If your iPhone or iPad runs iOS 17 or iPadOS 17, rest assured it's compatible with Apple's iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 software updates—with a few notable exceptions.
Apple's Vision Pro headset will be available to purchase in China, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries in June and July.
While wrapping up its WWDC Keynote, Apple announced its first major foray into generative AI: Apple Intelligence. The company says the undertaking will put generative models at the core of iPhone, iPad, and Mac, while also keeping its core values, like user privacy, at the forefront. Intelligence will touch virtually every aspect of its platforms, including notifications, messaging and email, photos, and much more.
Apple has kickstarted its annual WWDC keynote, and the biggest news thus far has been iOS 18. The software update will feature significant new customization options for both the Home Screen and Control Center, as well as the ability to lock individual apps, and the biggest refresh for the stock Photos app, ever.
Rumor has it that iOS 18 will automatically change the color of app icons on the Home Screen, tinting them dark whenever Dark Mode has been selected.
One of the best parts of the iPhone is, undoubtedly, the OLED screen. The ability for the panel to display high dynamic range images with incredible clarity and contrast is unparalleled in the handset industry. Today's HDR paint splash wallpapers take advantage of the contrast ratio and the ability to showcase a wide color gamut.
Early Sunday morning, we reported on a rumor about iOS & iPadOS 18 potentially adding a new feature that would force Home Screen app icons to dynamically change their appearance with the user-selected Light Mode or Dark Mode setting.