Apple has revamped and updated iCloud for Windows with a more streamlined interface, adding new features such as support for physical security keys.
iCloud for Windows revamped with new features, including support for Apple ID physical security keys
Apple has revamped and updated iCloud for Windows with a more streamlined interface, adding new features such as support for physical security keys.
A text bug on your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch has been fixed with iOS 17.3.1, iPadOS 17.3.1, macOS Sonoma 14.3.1 and watchOS 10.3.1.
iOS 17.4 includes a new developer API to optionally disable hand gesture reactions in third-party videoconferencing apps like Google Meet by default.
More compact than Apple's official travel case, Waterfield's Vision Pro protective case looks nicer and offers more functional protection and features.
The standalone Apple Music, TV and Devices apps for Windows-powered computers have exited preview, and you can safely use them on PCs instead of iTunes.
A foldable iPhone remains in development, with a new report claiming Apple has two prototypes with a clamshell design, but they won’t launch until at least 2026.
Google has chosen to see how the whole spatial computing thing plays out before committing to developing a native YouTube app for Apple's Vision Pro headset.
iOS 17.4 brings a new option to the Stolen Device Protection feature to always require a security delay when attempting to change critical settings.
iOS 17.4 brings a few new emoji characters to your iPhone, including direction options such as facing right or left that are available for six people emoji.
iOS 17.4 brings eight new apps to the next-generation CarPlay interface for quick access to in-car features like climate control, rear-view cameras and more.
Apple is testing new SharePlay capabilities enabling others to control music playback on your Apple TV or HomePod from their iPhone or iPad..
Apple’s brand-new Vision Pro spatial computer, the Cupertino-based company’s take on what’s basically a virtual reality headset (despite Apple’s attempt to not to have it branded as one), has only been available to the public for one day. But that hasn’t stopped talented hackers from working their magic on it.