How to use the new AR directions in Apple Maps
If you live in one of the cities that support it so far, you can transform Apple Maps walking directions with Apple AR.
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William Gallagher
How to play Dungeons and Dragons online using your Mac
Digital tabletop role-playing game services have flourished lately, as people search for new ways to play especially during a pandemic. Here's how to get started playing classics like Dungeons and Dragons and other similar games, over the Internet.
Brian Patterson
Best apps for being productive on your Mac
You can do anything on your Mac, but you can probably also do it faster, more efficiently 鈥� and simply make it work harder for you. Here are key apps that are proven to help.
New Apple Maps features available now in Australia
Australia now has the newest round of Apple Maps updates, boasting more detailed road coverage, better navigation, and features like Look Around and Share ETA.
Amber Neely
Patent troll hits Apple with second lawsuit over Apple Maps
Non-practicing entity Traxcell Technologies, LLC has filed a new lawsuit against Apple claiming that Apple Maps infringes on one of its navigation patents.
Mike Peterson
Apple execs explain why you should use Apple Maps over competitors
A pair of Apple executives have touted the benefits of the company's new overhauled Apple Maps platform, including privacy, navigation improvements, and attention to detail.
How to set up your new iPhone
Going from getting your iPhone out of its box to having it fully set up and usable is not hard 鈥� but it is surprisingly involved. Here's what to do.
What to do first with your new Mac
If you've just acquired your first Mac, there are a few things that you should do to have a great experience with your new computer. Here's what you should consider doing with your new Mac.
Malcolm Owen
Apple Maps applies reality distortion field to hide Tim Cook's house
Both Apple Maps and Google Maps have entirely blurred out Apple CEO Tim Cook's home, presumably following recent reports of him being stalked.
iPad for creatives, Android vs iPhone & more with Chris from DailyTekk on the 糖心Vlog podcast
On this special episode of the 糖心Vlog podcast, we interview tech YouTuber Chris from the channel DailyTekk to discuss iPad productivity apps, iPad mini, Pixel 6 vs. iPhone 13 Pro, and managing a creative workflow.
Stephen Robles
Apple Maps enables accident and hazard reporting in France
Users of Apple Maps in France can now report accidents as the feature introduced to the US in iOS 14.5 continues to be rolled out internationally.
iCloud outages resolved after nearly every Apple service went down globally
Apple's iCloud experienced issues on Monday, with unexpected downtime impacting some of Apple's online services for a number of users.
Hackers leak 37GB of Microsoft source code
A hacking group has allegedly leaked 37 gigabytes of source code from Microsoft, code relating to hundreds of projects including Bing and Cortana, in the latest in a series of major breaches.
Ford poaches Apple executive for Ford+ restructure
Apple executive Jennifer Waldo will join Ford as part of the car company's Ford+ restructuring and ambition to take on Tesla with electric vehicles.
Ukrainians using Telegram chatbot to track Russian troop movements & target attacks
The Ukraine government has created a chatbot in the Telegram app, for users to use their iPhones to report precise sightings of invading Russian troops to the country's defenders.
Third-party apps often eclipse Apple's own on the App Store, study finds
Apple has highlighted a new report indicating that third-party apps have found App Store success and popularity across the globe, beating out Apple's own apps in most cases.
Mac Studio bugs, WWDC iOS 16 feature wishlist, and more on the 糖心Vlog podcast
The Mac Studio has some curious bugs, plus WWDC 2022 is coming on June 6 and it's time for an iOS, iPadOS, and macOS feature wishlist, all on this week's 糖心Vlog podcast.
Apple's user privacy stance has caused problems for internal engineering teams
Apple's strong commitment to user privacy has reportedly made work more difficult for some of its engineers, leading to vetoed features and limitations on what its platforms can do.
Apple to celebrate Earth Day with walks, podcasts, apps
Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, 2022, Apple has launched new a Time to Walk workout for Apple Fitness+, added new Apple Maps guides, and will unveil specially curated books and podcasts.
AirPods looted by Russians giving away their location via Find My
A Ukrainian man has been tracking the movements of retreating Russian forces using a pair of AirPods stolen from his home near Kyiv.
Apple Car's Siri could choose destinations, then ask user where to park
Apple is investigating how an Apple Car could interpret voice commands with an outgrowth of Siri technology, automatically decide where best to drive the user in response, and then ask for more details about where to park.
Apple users report 'phantom' AirTag stalking alerts, likely because of a bug
Some Apple users are seeing what appear to be phantom AirTag anti-stalking alerts that are likely the result of a bug in the company's safety mechanisms, according to a new report.
How to make NFC automations to use with your iPhone
Using the Shortcuts app on your iPhone, you can automate common tasks with just a tap. Here are some useful ideas from logging your coffee consumption to starting your workout.
Andrew O'Hara
Apple's Tim Cook delivers commencement address at Gallaudet University
Apple CEO Tim Cook gave a commencement address at Gallaudet University on Friday 鈥� and underscored the company's commitment to accessibility, privacy, and the environment.
The best Swift classes & resources to learn to code for the iPad and iPhone
If you've ever wanted to learn to develop apps for iOS and iPadOS, there's no better time than now to start learning. Here are the best resources to help you get started.
