Apple’s WWDC17 kicked off yesterday with the company’s keynote. If you didn’t get a chance to check out the live stream, the replay can be seen here.
Aside from previews of the next versions of iOS, watchOS, tvOS and macOS, the announcement of the HomePod is probably the most exciting, as Apple previewed new hardware coming in December–but unfortunately not for Canada at launch (U.S., UK and Australia only). The company also refreshed its Mac lineup with faster processors and graphics, and also debuted the 10.5-inch iPad Pro.
Here is recap of yesterday’s announcements—this post will continue to get updated as there’s still more to cover.
In an exclusive first look, details about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra have been revealed. The smartphone maintains a design similar to its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, but introduces several key alleged enhancements. The leak was shared by reliable insider @OnLeaks with Smartprix, with the latter detailing renders of the S24 Ultra’s front and...
Your default search engine on the iPhone could have been Microsoft’s Bing, according to Bloomberg. According to sources familiar with the matter, Microsoft engaged in preliminary discussions with Apple in 2020 about the possibility of selling its Bing search engine, reports Bloomberg. The talks involved Apple's services chief, Eddy Cue, who is also responsible for...
Apple is initiating a soft launch of a new feature in its iPhone Wallet app, leveraging the United Kingdom's Open Banking API. The integration allows the Wallet app to display users' current bank account balances, as well as a history of deposits and payments. This feature aims to enhance financial awareness by showing balances inline...
