It has not been long since Apple officially introduced the newest version of iOS, welcoming iOS 14 and all of its new features into the world. So let's go over what's worth looking forward to.
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macOS Big Sur system requirements: Can your Mac desktop or notebook handle macOS 10.16?
macOS 10.16 Big Sur is a major software update for Apple's desktop and notebook Mac computers which unlocks a plethora of exciting new capabilities, but not every Mac model can take advantage of it. Before taking the plunge, be sure to read the official macOS 10.16 Big Sur system requirements to confirm that your particular Mac model supports this software update.
watchOS 7 system requirements: Is your Apple Watch model compatible with watchOS 7?
The major watchOS 7 update unlocks additional capabilities for the Apple Watch, but the software does not support all the models of Apple's wearable device. Consult this official device compatibility list before attempting to update your Apple Watch to watchOS 7.
Apple announces watchOS 7: watch face sharing, sleep tracking, handwashing detection, and more
Today Apple hosted its special event keynote and offered an early look at the new software it's bringing to the table later this year, which includes updates for watchOS and the Apple Watch.
iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 system requirements: Are these updates compatible with your devices?
Want to know whether your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch meets the hardware requirements necessary to run the iOS 14 or the iPadOS 14 software update? If so, then be sure to consult this Apple-sanctioned device compatibility list for the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 software updates.
Apple seeds first betas of iOS and iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur, watchOS 7, and tvOS 7 to developers
Earlier today, Apple hosted its special event keynote at this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, and, as such, unveiled the newest versions of its operating systems.
Transitions! Apple announces the move to its own ARM-based processor for the Mac
The Mac is transitioning to Apple's own silicon, CEO Tim Cook announced at the WWDC 2020.
Apple announces macOS 10.16 is called Big Sur
Apple has filed for dozens upon dozens of California-themed trademark applications for macOS names over the years, some of which like Yosemite, Sierra and Mojave were indeed used for major macOS releases. And today at the WWDC 2020 keynote, software engineering chief Craig Federighi announced that the official code-name for macOS 10.16 is "Big Sur".
Apple talks privacy in its services and HomeKit, adding new customization tools
"Privacy matters now, more than ever," according to Craig Federighi. And that remains the same in the newest versions of its platforms.
iOS 14 apes the CallBar jailbreak tweak for unobtrusive call screen
Apple during today's WWDC 2020 keynote presentation showing off the new features in its upcoming iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 software updates briefly highlighted one small but important improvement that a lot of people have beeb clamoring for: an unobtrusive calling screen.
AirPods Pro is getting spatial audio support; all AirPods getting automatic switching between connected devices
AirPods got attention on stage at this year's WWDC, bringing some oft-requested features to the truly wireless headphones.