If you own an iPad Pro and have been hoping that Apple would bring its Logic Pro X, Final Cut Pro X, and Xcode apps to the powerful tablet, you may not have much longer to wait.
Xcode, Apple's integrated development environment for developing macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and tvOS software, may be coming to iPad with the upcoming iPadOS 14 update.
We will learn more about iOS 14 when this year's all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference arrives in June, but we're getting plenty of snippets before then. Like a new feature that will let users try out an app without installing it.
Following rumors that Apple may be developing real, customizable widgets for the first time in iOS 14, we showed you gorgeous conceptual renderings, created by Parker Ortolani, which imagine how these widgets might look and work on the Home screen. Here's another concept that imagines bringing Apple Watch complications from watchOS to the iPhone and iPad.
iOS has had widgets for quite some time now. Widgets are snippets of code that provide timely information from your favorite apps at a glance, like News and Stocks, but they're limited to the Today view overlay accessibly by swiping right over the Home screen, Lock screen or while looking at notifications. With iPadOS, widgets can now also live on the Home screen. A new concept attempts to imagine what the rumored Home screen widgets in iOS 14 might look like.
We will have to wait until early June for Apple's all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference to see any official news about the next version of iOS, but until then we've got plenty of rumors to sift through. The latest deal with wallpapers and widgets.
Despite the fact Apple hasn't announced iOS 14 yet, today's report aims to shed light on some significant upgrades coming to the iCloud Keychain feature.
We are still a ways away from Apple officially unveiling the next big changes for the Apple Watch and watchOS, but iOS 14 code is starting to paint a pretty clear picture anyway.
Apple's oft-rumored augmented reality headset project seems to be chugging along with a new report Thursday suggesting that the iPhone maker might be testing the unreleased accessory with a ten pin bowling game and a controller that resembles HTC's Vive Focus.
According to code strings discovered in early iOS 14 code, Apple is likely working with German carmaker BMW on CarKey, an upcoming feature in iOS 13.4 that will let you lock, unlock and start compatible vehicles with your iPhone using the short-range NFC wireless standard.
Apple is planning to implement a pair of interesting improvements to its Find My software on iOS 14, including augmented reality mode and new location triggers.
CarPlay, Apple's feature that enables a car radio or head unit to act as a display/controller for an iPhone, may get support for custom wallpapers in the iOS 14 software.