Apple made a quiet change to the iPad lineup last week that means that all of the tablets currently being sold by the company now have Retina displays. The change was simple — the company stopped selling the original...
For a tech blogger, there’s nothing more exhilarating and frustrating than watching an Apple keynote. There’s usually too much information crammed into too little time, and our fingers can only capture so many notes. That means that after the first...
One of the first things developers usually do after the WWDC Keynote address is fire up their Macs and point their browsers to the Apple Developer website to grab the latest beta versions of operating systems and development tools. Yesterday, most...
At last year’s Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple brought big changes to iOS with iOS 8 and especially OS X with the re-designed Yosemite. And much like the 2014 edition, this year’s WWDC focused predominantly on iOS and OS X, as...
On June 8, 2015 at 10 a.m. PT, Apple executives, developers, and the press converge at Moscone West in San Francisco to kick off a week of announcements and sessions at the 2015 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) that point...
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held annually in San Francisco, providing hundreds of technical sessions, hands-on lab sessions, and face-to-face discussions with over a thousand Apple engineers to those who attend. The company announced today that WWDC 2015 will kick...
On the latest episode of OWC Radio, Tim Robertson chats with Terry White, Principal Creative Cloud Evangelist for Adobe Systems, Inc. Other topics include the rumor that iOS 9 will scale back on features to concentrate on bug fixes and optimization,...
