Read original story on: 9to5Mac At the WWDC event last week, Apple Pay received a major update that added support for rewards and loyalty programs. Now, new reports claim that with the new Wallet app in iOS 9, revamped from the old Passbook app, Apple will allow brands to send out customized offers through its […]
Read original article on: 9to5Mac A new report has surfaced regarding the upcoming iOS 9 ‘Home’ app. Just as Apple used the HealthKit framework to create the Health app as a highlight in iOS 8, HomeKit will rely partly on this new Home app to securely manage a connected home full of accessories and data. Sources claim […]
Read original story on: VentureBeat One year after teasing its arrival at last year’s WWDC, Apple has finally released a beta test for its App Analytic tool for iOS developers. Given that Apple has not been sharing the app user behavior data with any third-party analytics services, this release marks the beginning of huge opportunities […]
Read original article on: BuzzFeed Apple will be releasing a major update of Apple TV at its upcoming WWDC in June, and it will reportedly be equipped with an App Store, an official SDK, Siri support, increased onboard storage, and perhaps most importantly, a long-awaited HomeKit integration that uses Siri to command connected home devices. […]
Apple today announced that its newest entry in OS X is set for official release today. First revealed at Apple’s WWDC back in June, the much-anticipated OS X Yosemite boasts new features such as enhanced iMessage support and spotlight search, actionable notifications, and most importantly, iCloud-based continuity. As with previous OS releases, Yosemite will be […]
The time has come. The perfectionists at Apple (except for the Map team, obviously) are finally ready to reveal its newest operating system to the public eyes, with a limited one-million spots for non-developers on the public beta set to be released tomorrow at 1 PM, ET. So, avid Apple fanboys who can’t wait to […]
Apple announced that its iWork Beta in the iCloud is publicly available. Initially, only developers had access for the service, but now any user with an Apple ID can test iWork ahead of the official fall launch. Apple, now deep in battle with Google and Microsoft in cloud applications, announced the service this June at […]
Steve Jobs officially announced the new iPhone 4 yesterday morning at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference in San Francisco. The basic design of the iPhone 4 (read a full review of the iPhone4 handset) was hardly novel due to a leak by technology blog Gizmodo several months ago, but the slick appearance of the iPhone 4 and some […]
There were a few big announcements regarding the iPhone and iPod Touch at WWDC this week. The biggest announcement was actually just a price drop: With the iPhone 3G at only $99, it hits the magical price point that’s going to move a lot of phones. Though admittedly, there is still a large issue in […]
