Ahead of the unveiling of Apple’s future plans for iOS at WWDC, the company has released iOS 11.4 to the public, including support for its ClassKit framework for educational apps, support for AirPlay 2, and the long-overdue addition of Messages in iCloud.
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As WWDC 2018 approaches, with it comes the likelihood of new Apple hardware. Whether you’re looking to free up cash for a new device or simply want to unload that old iPhone that’s collecting dust, now is the time to lock in a price for 30 days and secure a $10 to $25 bonus before values drop.
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The DJI Ronin-S image stabilizer brings inexpensive image stabilization to the users, in conjunction with an iPhone app to control the unit.
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Apple’s first smartspeaker will finally be coming to Canada, France, and Germany on June 18, the company announced on Tuesday. Later today it will launch AirPlay 2 and stereo pairing for the device, through the release of iOS 11.4 and matching HomePod firmware.
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Apple is contemplating going beyond the edge-to-edge OLED on the iPhone X and giving future devices wrap-around displays, and also thinking about adding touch-sensitive controls on an iPhone bezel.
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Siri, and other technologies associated with Apple’s iPhone and iPad are radically changing how the blind deal with everyday tasks.
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Elgato has opened up orders for the new HomeKit Eve Aqua water controller and Eve Flare smart light.
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Photographs have surfaced allegedly showing prototypes of a new model of iPhone due for release this year with bright colors on the rear are fake, and have been traced back to a forum post.
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Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference is often mistaken for a hardware product launch event. However, the main purpose of WWDC is to introduce Apple’s latest software enhancements and tools to the third party developers who use them to create apps for Apple’s platforms. However, both hardware and software play a role in advancing Apple’s future plans–and WWDC serves as the company’s unfurling roadmap of strategic direction. Here’s a look at what we’ve already seen and what we can expect next week.
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Reports from the supply chain suggest that long-time Apple partner Pegatron will be tasked with assembly of any ARM-based Mac product.
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