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NewsJune 16th, 2017 by Michael SimonReport: Secret Apple team is working to make your iPhone a medical record hub
Our iPhones already do a lot to keep us healthy, tracking our activity, sleep, mindfulness and nutrition in the Health app. But according to a new... -
NewsJune 16th, 2017 by Oscar Raymundo10.5-inch iPad Pro first impressions: If it’s not broke, fix it anyway?
Apple started shipping the new iPad Pros this week, and we have a lot of questions about the 10.5-inch model. Is it better than the previous iPad... -
NewsJune 14th, 2017 by Michael SimonTim Cook confirms Apple is working on a self-driving car system
While evidence has been mounting for years regarding Apple’s autonomous car project, code-named Project Titan, the company itself has been characteristically... -
NewsJune 14th, 2017 by Roman LoyolaMacBook Pro 2017 review: The future starts with Kaby Lake
Note: All prices are in US Dollars Did you hear cries of regret and maybe a few cuss words in the background during Apple’s Worldwide Developers... -
NewsJune 9th, 2017 by Macworld Australia StaffmacOS High Sierra: Features, release info, system requirements and more
The next version of Apple’s operating system for the Mac is called macOS High Sierra. While the OS is mostly about software refinements, it also... -
NewsJune 9th, 2017 by Oscar RaymundoiOS 11 FAQ: Everything we know about new Siri, Messages, Photos and Apple Pay
Siri in iOS 11 has learned to sound like an actual human – and that’s just the beginning when it comes to the new mobile operating system for... -
HelpJune 9th, 2017 by Glenn FleishmanHow to restart your Mac remotely
Reader G. Murray needs to restart his Mac at times when it’s not within arm’s reach – or even with walking legs’ reach. He’s wondering what... -
NewsJune 7th, 2017 by Jared NewmanApple AirPlay 2 adds whole-home audio for speakers
A new version of Apple’s AirPlay wireless audio technology will allow users to synchronise audio on multiple speakers throughout the home. Whole-home... -
NewsJune 7th, 2017 by Michael SimonwatchOS 4: Top four new features you need to know from WWDC
The Apple Watch might still feel like a new product, but we’re already on the fourth version of the OS. Apple’s latest features, announced Monday... -
NewsJune 7th, 2017 by Macworld Australia StaffHomePod first look: Apple’s at-home digital assistant was made with music in mind
Apple has finally tossed its hat into the at-home digital assistant ring when, on 5 June, the company introduced the HomePod, a smart speaker that... -
NewsJune 6th, 2017 by Michael Simon
MacOS High Sierra: Top six new features announced at WWDC
Following in the spirit of Mountain Lion and El Capitan, this year’s version of macOS is more of a maintenance release than a full-on new version.... -
NewsJune 6th, 2017 by Michael SimonThe new iMac Pro has 18-core Xeon chips, Radeon Vega graphics and a sky-high price tag
Over the years, the iMac has gone from a candy-coloured entry-level machine to one of the most powerful all-in-ones money can buy, but it’s never... -
NewsJune 6th, 2017 by Oscar Raymundo
iOS 11 is here: Top six new features you need to know from WWDC
Siri in iOS 11 has learned to sound like an actual human – and that’s just the beginning when it comes to the new mobile operating system for... -
NewsJune 5th, 2017 by Dan MorenWWDC 2017: One more big thing
When watching this year’s keynote at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, I implore you to do one thing: think big. I don’t mean big as... -
HelpJune 5th, 2017 by Kirk McElhearnManaging and displaying playlists
Viewing the right information in playlists in iTunes can be complicated, in part because iTunes defaults to a specific display when you create new... -
NewsJune 1st, 2017 by Oscar RaymundoReport: Apple’s screen-less Siri Speaker is now in production and could debut at WWDC
By the end of the year, Apple will have a Siri Speaker to compete against Amazon Echo and Google Home. According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple... -
NewsJune 1st, 2017 by Oscar RaymundoApple registers new Mac and iPad model numbers abroad just days before WWDC
WWDC is typically a software show, but there’s now more evidence that Apple is planning to announce new hardware as well. According to information...
