Following developer betas from two days ago, Apple on Wednesday released public betas of iOS 11.2 and tvOS 11.2 to the members of its Apple Beta Software Program.
Apple releases public betas for iOS 11.2 and tvOS 11.2
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Following developer betas from two days ago, Apple on Wednesday released public betas of iOS 11.2 and tvOS 11.2 to the members of its Apple Beta Software Program.
Apple on Wednesday updated its GarageBand app for iPhone and iPad on App Store, adding support for the iPhone X screen while implementing new features such as beats sequencer, a sound library for downloading free touch instruments, loops and sound packs, and more.
Apple is giving away the excellent Plotagraph+ image animation app for a limited time. To claim your free copy of this awesome app, a $5 value, get the Apple Store app from App Store.
Nintendo today updated Super Mario Run on App Store with iPhone X support and bug fixes.
Amazon today updated its mobile app for iPhone and iPad with a brand new augmented reality shopping experience, powered by Apple's new ARKit framework in iOS 11.
When the latest iPhones were announced, Apple also released an assortment of cases. The one that has peaked most people's interest, including my own, has been their luxurious leather folio case with premium fit and finish and some cool smarts.
iOS 11.1 was released today with many improvements, bug fixes and changes.
October 31, 2017, Apple released iOS 11.1, its first major software update for the compatible iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models following the initial iOS 11.0 release in September 2017.
Pretty much everyone is familiar with the iOS app switcher, Apple's multitasking view on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch traditionally invoked by double-pressing the Home button.
Apple today released the public version of iOS 11.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch with more than 70 new emoji, the ability to use 3D Touch to invoke the iOS app switcher, multiple emoji suggestions for the QuickType keyboard and other changes and bug fixes.
No iPhones introduced in 2018 will be outfitted with a rear-mounted TrueDepth camera system because Apple and its suppliers are expected to focus on reducing costs and selling prices while implementing other spec upgrades to attract consumers, as per analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Apple has officially debunked this year's popular rumor that Face ID was its plan B should its engineers fail to integrate Touch ID underneath the phone's cover glass.