Soon after the completion of its “Gather round” event, Apple released the GM version of watchOS 5. The new update for Apple Watch revealed four of the new watch faces that the company revealed during the Apple Watch Series 4 presentation. That’s right, these new watch faces are also coming to older Apple Watches, albeit with one important caveat.
Right before Apple CEO Tim Cook ended the company’s “Gather round” event earlier today, he briefly mentioned upcoming changes to the HomePod smart speaker. These include a new way to find music, the ability to run multiple timers at the same time, and more.
One of the most anticipated features on the all-new Apple Watch Series 4 is the introduction of an electrical heart rate sensor that can take an electrocardiogram (ECG) using a new ECG app. Soon after announcing the new watch, Apple released more information on this ground-breaking technology.
Apple's launching an AppleCare+ plan that covers theft and loss. The plan is available for the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max for $299. Also for the first time, you can purchase an Apple+ plan on a monthly basis.
Following the release of iOS 12 GM earlier today, Apple has also pushed out developer software updates for Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.
On Wednesday, Apple introduced three new iPhones and a fourth-generation Apple Watch. At the same time, it said goodbye to older products, including the last iPhones with a headphone jack.
Soon after today's "Gather round" event, Apple released the gold master version of iOS 12 to developers. The update, most likely the last before iOS 12 is released to the public, is available through the Apple Developer website and over the air (OTA).
Apple has announced ordering information for the all-new Apple Watch Series 4. Best of all, it's not going to be long before you can get your hands on one in many countries.
On Wednesday, Apple introduced its fourth-generation Apple Watch. Long-rumored, the wearable device comes in 40mm and 44mm varieties and is packed with new watch faces.
Apple never announced a launch date for the AirPower wireless charger. However, it's probably safe to assume no one at the company figured it would still be missing in action one year after it was first teased. Now, despite a rumor to the contrary, the folks over at MacRumors are now suggesting the device won't be released after today's event,
By temporarily posting its product sitemap, Apple gave away the names of this year's iPhone, and the display sizes for the fourth generation Apple Watch. What wasn't leaked on that map is also important. The now-pulled sitemap doesn't include any mention of an updated Mac or iPad Pro.
The official names for this year's iPhones have been leaked by the best source around, Apple. Earlier today, Sept. 12, the company temporarily updated its product sitemap file, inadvertently giving the product names away. As long rumored, this year's iPhones will be classed the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, and iPhone Xr.