Apple refreshes its wearable OS for the Apple Watch At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple unveiled the next major release of its wearable OS, WatchOS 7. WatchOS 7 adds …
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Deals: Get $100 Off Apple Watch Series 5 Aluminum Models on Amazon
Amazon is offering $100 off Apple Watch Series 5 models this week, starting with the 40mm GPS device for $299.00, down from $399.00.
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Apple Watch and traditional watches are at rock-bottom prices for Amazon’s Big Style Sale
Amazon’s “Big Style Sale” is here and there are two main pages you need to bookmark: The Big Style Sale homepage on Amazon and the BGR Deals roundup of all the best deals. The …
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WatchOS 7 unveiled with sleep tracking, shareable watch faces and a hand washing timer
Apple refreshes its wearable OS for the Apple Watch At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple unveiled the next major release of its wearable OS, WatchOS 7. WatchOS 7 adds …
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The iPhone SE wins best budget phone in the Tom’s Guide Awards 2020
This is proving to be the year of the cheap phone, and no handset has proven that quite like the iPhone SE 2020. Apple’s revised version of the beloved iPhone SE delivers some premium features in a …
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iOS 14 sends a notification when apps read your clipboard
After it was previously discovered that apps could access an iPhone’s clipboard, the iOS 14 beta has a feature where your iPhone alerts you when a third-party app accesses your iPhone’s clipboard.
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Will iOS 14 work on your iPhone? Here’s how to find out
Last year, we found out only iPhones from the last four years would be compatible with iOS 13. We’ll tell you if your phone will be compatible with iOS 14.
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Apple’s new iPhone software isn’t coming to some older devices — here are the iPhones that are getting iOS 14
The next iPhone software upgrade will likely become available this fall, but it won’t be available on all devices.
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Apple just made it more attractive to go all-in on iPhone, iPad and Mac
The tech giant is building long-requested features into iOS 14, iPadOS 14 and MacOS Big Sur that tie the devices together, giving people fewer reasons to try competing options.
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Apple update to allow iPhone users to choose default apps
Move in autumn will let users set Gmail as default email app and Firefox as main web browser …
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Apple gives in: iPhone and iPad users can finally change their default mail app and web browser this fall
After years of forcing iPhone and iPad users to use Safari and Mail, Apple is finally allowing users to change their default mail and browser apps.
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Apple watchOS 7: Everything New In Latest Apple Watch Software Update
Apple has previewed watchOS 7, the newest operating system version for its highly popular wearable, the Apple Watch.
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Apple to App Store developers: Here’s how you can now challenge our decisions
Facing scrutiny by European competition regulators, Apple now lets developers challenge its App Store guidelines.
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Apple will let app makers challenge its App Store rules after a week of developer backlash
Apple has surprised developers by telling them that, from later this summer, they can challenge its App Store review process and guidelines.
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iOS 14 lets you perform actions by tapping the back of your iPhone
Apple has added a new accessibility option on iOS 14 that lets you perform actions like firing up Siri by tapping the back of your iPhone twice or thrice.
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10 of the best iOS 14 features that Apple didn’t have time to talk about
OS 14 and iPadOS 14 pack several exciting hidden features that Apple never had time to demo on stage. iOS 14 will finally let users set the default browser and mail clients on iPhone and iPad, …
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Apple makes concessions to App Store developers
Apple is to give developers more leeway in disputes regarding apps that have fallen foul of its App Store rules. The company will allow developers accused of violating its guidelines to launch an …
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