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Why Apple’s Letting Developers Test Apps On 100 Apple TVs
Because App Store and HomeKit.
Why The iPad Pro Is More Likely Than Ever
Apple’s iPad-centric iOS 9 focuses on productivity. Is the iPad Pro far behind?
Here’s What’s New In iOS 9
Smarter Siri, iPad multitasking, Apple Music, and more.
Apple Embraces The “W” Word—As In “Wallet”
No more Passbook.
With Women On Stage, Apple’s WWDC Finally Reflects The Future Of Tech
It just took way too long.
The First HomeKit Products Are Here
And this is just the beginning, with WWDC right around the corner.
The Force (Touch) May Be Strong With iOS 9
Force Touch on iPhones and iPads could change the way we use apps.
What To Expect From Apple’s June 8 WWDC Keynote: The Roundup
Apple wants you to believe it will be earthshaking.
Apple’s Ambition Extends Well Beyond The iPhone—As In, To Your Entire Life
At WWDC, Apple dropped some important clues about where it thinks its future lies. And it’s not in your pocket.
Android vs. The iPhone: It’s All About The Cloud
Apple is the king of devices in a world that’s gone fully to the cloud. The contrast with Android couldn’t be clearer.
Apple’s Swift Move: How Its New Coding Language Could Shake Up iOS Development
Swift is supposed to make it much easier to build iOS apps. That could blow up the entire app market by lowering the cost of entry.
How Many Women Has Apple Put On The WWDC Keynote Stage Since 2007?
Two—and Siri doesn’t count.
In A Change From The Steve Jobs Era, Apple Is Listening
Giving customers features they want—even if they’re copied from Android—is a welcome development.
How To Download And Install Apple’s iOS 8 Beta
It’s relatively easy to download and install the beta version of Apple’s iOS 8.
Why We Didn’t Get An iWatch From Apple
No smartwatch? No problem.
Quick—Sign Up To Download Apple’s New OS X Yosemite Beta While You Can
It’s free, but Apple is only taking a million testers.
What Apple Didn’t Announce At WWDC 2014
No iWatch, no Macs, no Apple TV, no new Maps. Even the iBeacon got no chance to shine.
See Ya, iPhone 4: Apple Drops Support For A Phone That Sold Millions
The company has quietly pulled the plug on a device it was still actively pushing earlier this year.
What Developers Need To Know About iOS 8
With 4,000 new APIs, iOS 8 is the biggest launch for Apple developers in six years.