WWDC 2022

Apple is offering its first look at iOS 16 at its 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference. After spending the summer in beta, it will debut this fall — likely ...

There’s also a new feature called Safety Check, which is aimed to protect people in abusive situations. There’s also a “live activities” feature to display notifications associated with an event like an Uber ride or sporting event in a single tile. Up to six users can access a shared library. SharePlay is also coming to messages. Different focus modes can also be assigned to different lock screens. Apple’s powerful Live Text feature will be coming to video.

Apple kicked off its annual developer conference by unveiling its next-generation mobile software, iOS 16, with new features that will let users personalize ...

A new medications app will let users track, manage and understand the medications people take and notifies users when to take them. And the software will offer more personalized wallpapers for the lock screen and the ability to shuffle options throughout the day. In addition, enhanced sleep tracking will monitor when a user goes in and out of light and deep sleep. And a tool called Passkeys is intended to replace passwords by using Touch ID or Face ID to authenticate across apps and devices. Meanwhile, iOS users in the US will be able to spread payments over 8 weeks on Apple Pay, similar to a "buy now, pay later" service. Apple also teased several new options to better customize the lock screen and improve the notifications experience.

Apple could also have new hardware in store for WWWDC 2022, with rumors indicating a new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and more could be ready for launch. Head ...

You will be able to add widgets and make further customizations to the lock screen. As the rumors suggested, it’s a new MacBook Air. You had to be there! Apple teases it will be 1.9x after than the “latest 10-core PC laptop chip.” There’s also a Weather app for the first time! M1 MacBook Air remains in the lineup at $999 This includes specific information about sleep stages, including REM, Core, and Deep. The updates are expected to be chock full of new features. - Passkeys use cryptography to keep accounts safe. When combined with an external display, Stage Manager allows iPad users to run up to eight apps at the same time. Head below for all of the latest news from WWDC 2022. Through the FIDO Alliance, passkeys will also be available cross-platform.

It's WWDC keynote time! Each year Apple kicks off its Worldwide Developer Conference with a few hours of back-to-back-to-back announcements, ...

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Apple made a ton of major announcements at WWDC this year, giving us a glimpse at iOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, the M2-upgraded MacBook Air and Pro, ...

Like the new MacBook Air, the 13-inch MacBook Pro is also getting an M2 upgrade. The new Pay Later feature is coming to Apple Pay with iOS 16. Apple says the new M2 chip delivers an 18 percent performance upgrade when compared to the M1. Apple announced a major update to CarPlay that allows for deeper integration with your vehicle. Apple is also introducing the ability to mark a message as unread so you can easily find it later. Apple is also pushing updates to notifications and its Focus feature.

iOS 16 made its debut at Apple's annual WWDC 2022, and we got a peek at a new iMessage, lock screen changes, and tons more.

The Photos experience is adding a new Shared iCloud capability, allowing up to six users to directly upload photos and videos to a shared iCloud with collaborators. Apple worked with several non-profit organizations that support victims of domestic abuse to develop the new Safety Check feature, which will allow users to quickly revoke access to their devices and data when in dangerous situations. Within Apple News, users will be able to follow specific teams and leagues to get their most important sports updates integrated seamlessly into their news feeds. With iOS 16, Maps will be coming to 11 new countries, support more detailed landscapes, increase navigation features, and let users add up to 15 stops to a trip when planning in advance. Apple Wallet is adding more support for verified IDs to be stored in the Wallet, letting you use a stored ID in apps requiring you to upload identification. SharePlay will also be coming to iMessage, letting users watch synced content like movies or songs, share playback controls, and chat in iMessage all at the same time.