Ahead of this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple has updated the official Apple Developer app with not only a new design, but also new features and finally welcomes a macOS version.
On Monday, June 22, Apple is going to kick off this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, and now the company has revealed just how busy this event is going to be.
Apple is moving right along with the latest update for the Apple Watch, pushing another beta seed of the incoming software.
Apple continues to move right along with its latest beta, preparing developers for the next version of its mobile operating systems.
For some developers outside of the United States, a lingering issue with the Apple Developer Program is preventing them from activating or renewing their subscription.
Today is devoting a healthy amount of time to password manager apps, apparently, and Apple doesn't want to miss the boat.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first developer beta of tvOS 13.4.8, and now watchOS is getting some attention today as well.
Earlier this week, Apple seeded new betas for upcoming software updates to iOS and its other platforms, and now it's preparing the Apple TV, too.
Earlier today, Apple released iOS 13.5.1 to the public, but the company is moving ahead with the latest developer beta for the next software update anyway.
As Apple updates iOS with important security updates, Apple is also seeding the next update for macOS Catalina to developers.
We continue to move right along towards a full, public release of iOS 13.5. And to get there, Apple has seeded the Golden Master of iOS 13.5 to developers ahead of that full release.
Apple today seeded to its registered developers and members of the Apple Developer program a fourth beta of what would become a fifth major update to the macOS Catalina software.