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Apple’s event calendar: Could there be an event before the fall? Updated 06/10/21: With Apple’s WWDC under way, we move our sights to future events. The next one we’re sure about is the introduction of the new iPhones and Apple Watch in September, but could there be something before then?. Apple doesn’t often participate in big […]
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The 12 best iOS 15 features Apple didn’t mention during the keynote Apple crammed a lot of new stuff into its near-two-hour keynote, but not everything was able to make it to the main presentation. Here are the best iOS 15 features you didn’t hear about yesterday. Update 1:15pm: Swapped out “Immersive walking instructions” since
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Apple continues its privacy crusade in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey Apple is staking its claim on being the privacy-focused tech company. With every new operating system release, Apple includes even more features that make it difficult for unscrupulous companies to unwittingly track you online. The release of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS 12
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Apple is finally taking Siri offline Apple makes a big deal about being at the forefront of privacy protection online. So it’s surprising that, for all these years, Siri has required an internet connection to work. It processes all your requests online, even for things that have no online component like setting timers or adjusting
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iOS 14.7: Beta 2 has been released Just days after the release of the final beta of iOS 14.6, and before it is released to the general public, Apple has begun beta testing iOS 14.7. A point-seven release ties iOS 14 with iOS 13 for the most point releases of any iOS version ever. Even
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7 Android 12 features Apple should borrow for iOS 15 With WWDC just around the corner, we’re all eagerly awaiting the new tweaks, features, and settings that Apple is planning for iOS 15. But before the big day arrives, we’ve been checking out the preview release of Android 12 and have come across a few
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How to opt out of the Find My network Apple’s new AirTags make use of the crowdsourced Find My network that Apple built from your devices: iPhones, iPads, and Macs with internet connections pick up specially formulated anonymized Bluetooth network broadcasts, package them with the current location, and send an encrypted form to Apple. An
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iOS 15: Food tracking, Messages tweaks, and more Last year’s iOS 14 release was one of the best iPhone updates yet. Apple didn’t necessarily deliver everything on our wishlist from last spring, but it made big strides on a surprising number of them, with a massive home screen revamp, huge privacy advancements, and an overdue
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WWDC 2021 could be a little awkward for Apple and developers Another WWDC is almost upon us and it’s a good thing it’s remote, because the Macalope hates those awkward family get-togethers when no one wants to talk about the elephant in the room. For the record, though, cousin Earl should not be keeping an
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iOS 14.6 is released with Apple Card Family, Podcast subscriptions, and support for Apple Music Lossless Apple started testing iOS 14.6 before the big iOS 14.5 release even went out to the general public. With iOS 15 expected to begin testing at WWDC in June, many users thought iOS 14.5 would be the last release