It’s been a busy week for Apple fans and not everyone has had the time to keep up with all the latest, but worry not, friends, as your trusted blog for all things Apple has rounded up WWDC 2020 coverage and other stories published in the past week.
Apple is bringing FairPlay support to the Apple Watch with watchOS 7, broadening availability for DRM audio streaming apps.
Apple via YouTube shared a new video recap which highlights some of the most notable developer features it explored in detail during the second day of its five-day WWDC 2020 event.
Quality assurance for the Skylake chip was “abnormally bad”, apparently hastening Apple’s plan to start using its own in-custom chips in Macs.
Boot Camp, which is used to run Windows on Macs, won’t work on future ARM-based Macs.
Apple is making it possible to bypass passwords and usernames with Face ID or Touch ID while using Safari in iOS 14.
With the unveiling of iPadOS 14, there is a whole host of new features to look forward to. Here’s a quick list of the biggest new additions.
Developers will finally be able to take advantage of the U1 Ultra Wideband chip in current (and future) iPhones thanks to iOS 14.
Apple introduced macOS 11.0 Big Sur to the public today, and, with it, added a variety of new features to the desktop operating system.
macOS 11.0 Big Sur welcomes back the familiar startup chime that Apple removed back in 2016.
Apple has deprecated the Network Utility app in the first developer beta of macOS 11.0 Big Sur.
With iOS 14, Apple is including a new notification that will inform users when text has been copied from the clipboard.
