Apple's second wave of fall update betas adds iPhone Mirroring
Apple has moved on to the second round of developer betas for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, tvOS 18, watchOS 11, visionOS 2, and macOS Sequoia, with iPhone Mirroring a key feature for this round.
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Malcolm Owen
What features Apple changed ahead of the WWDC 2024 debut
Apple previewed a multitude of OS features and AI-related improvements during WWDC that didn't quite align with leaks and rumors. Here's everything Apple changed along the way.
Marko Zivkovic
WWDC 2024 Apple Home news roundup on the HomeKit Insider podcast
On this episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, we highlight all the new smart home changes arriving this fall with iOS 18 that were announced at WWDC, and touch on some new gear from Meross.
Andrew O'Hara
Special WWDC Edition: Interviewing MacPaw's Oleksandr Kosovan on the 糖心Vlog Podcast
Get the developers' perspective on all things WWDC and Apple Intelligence in this exclusive interview with MacPaw founder 鈥� and owner of the best ever Apple museum 鈥� Oleksandr Kosovan.
William Gallagher
Tim Cook may have met with Trump during WWDC to discuss second term priorities
Apple CEO Tim Cook may have left WWDC extremely early on Thursday morning to meet with presidential candidate Donald Trump, in what has been described as a meandering discussion.
Mike Wuerthele
WWDC, macOS Sequoia, iOS 18, and Apple Intelligence on the 糖心Vlog Podcast
At last we know everything about Apple's AI moves 鈥� or at least at lot more than we did. Looking at how it will impact the apps we rely on, here's what Apple Intelligence is going to mean for us all.
HomeKit now lets you manually set what device is your Home Hub in iOS 18
HomeKit is giving users more choice about what controls the smart home network in iOS 18, by selecting what device acts as the active Home Hub.
What's coming soon to tvOS 18, HomeKit, and AirPods
Apple's bento graphic for Audio & Home covers everything from HomeKit to tvOS. Here's a breakdown of that image's feature list.
Everything new in iOS 18 coming this fall
Apple's keynote showcases the key features of iOS 18 in a convenient, single image. Here's what each cell of the graphic means for iPhone users in the fall.
Amber Neely
