Apple’s Craig Federighi is ready to talk about many of the new features and software elements that Apple announced at this year’s WWDC. This time around it’s all about iPadOS, Catalyst, SwiftUI, and more.
Apple File System will soon be updated with support for the company’s Fusion Drive technology. Details should be shared at Apple’s developer-only event scheduled to kick off June 4.
Face ID’s single-user approach is by design, but it prevents easy device sharing with trusted family members or friends.
As per Apple’s software engineering head, rumors of a second Apple product event this year are unfounded.
They’ve temporarily removed the popular gesture from iOS 11 “due to a technical constraint,” but it’s returning soon.
Apple’s Craig Federighi has allegedly wrote back to a customer that it’s “not currently super common” for people to charge their iPhone in a dock that tilts up the phone.
Apple’s software engineering boss and senior vice president Craig Federighi went on a PR offensive Friday to dispel FUD and address some of the lingering questions on people’s minds concerning the controversial Face ID technology.
A prominent Apple blogger has learned what exactly went wrong during Craig Federighi’s embarrassingly botched demo of Face ID during the iPhone X keynote Tuesday.
Apple’s software chief Craig Federighi, not its boss of Internet services Eddy Cue, is now in charge of Siri development.
Apple just introduced the next major version of macOS, and they’re calling it macOS High Sierra.
A quick look at MacRumors’ Buyers Guide is all it takes to realize Apple’s neglected its Mac fans with slow upgrades. Part of the problem lies in Apple’s heavy reliance on Intel. Making matters worse, the chip maker abandoned its tick-tock release schedule as it’s become economically unsustainable.
Perhaps that’s why Apple summoned its senior executives Phil Schiller, Craig Federighi and John Ternus for “a small roundtable discussion about Mac” with five journalists (Matthew Panzarino, Lance Ulanoff, Ina Fried, John Paczkowski and John Gruber).
Mac mini is an “important” model in Apple’s family of computers and will remain a product in the company’s lineup for the time being, said Apple’s Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller when BuzzFeed’s reporter John Paczkowski asked him about the state of the most affordable Mac desktop. He did not say, however, when the small computer might receive a hardware refresh.
