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Joe, Georgia, and Lory discuss the recent Twitter hack. It's an issue to take seriously, but is certainly not without some humorous elements.
Software updates from Apple brought some new features and bug fixes across the product lines. The gang have details on some of the most interesting ones, including audio stories for Apple News+ and digital car keys for your sweet ride!
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iOS and iPad OS 14 public betas are here! We have the skinny on how to live dangerously — and if you decide to do so — back up, back up, back up!
There are so many exciting new features to look forward to. Grab your secondary device if you dare. Or better yet, just live vicariously through team iMore!
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Rene Ritchie guest stars once again as the team examine the deluge of announcements from WWDC 2020. In particular, they discuss Apple silicon (aka ARM-based Macs), and massive design changes coming in macOS Big Sur.
Of course, there's everything "14" — iOS 14, iPad OS 14, tvOS 14. And don't forget about watchOS 7 coming this fall as well!
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On the cusp of WWDC 2020, the Apple developer community is rattled by the initial approval and subsequent rejection of Hey Email, an app from the creators of Basecamp. Rene Ritchie joins the crew to discuss this particular issue along with the overall relationship Apple has with developers who create software for its platforms.
Tune in as we go around the horn one final time with hopes/dreams/predictions for what Apple will announce on June 22.
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Apple has released a partial schedule of events for WWDC 2020. The iMore crew talk about what the company is promising to be the 'biggest-ever' conference, albeit a virtual one.
One of the biggest rumors leading up to the keynote on June 22 is the possibility of Apple announcing ARM processor based Macs. It would be a huge transition away from Intel's x86 processors — the roadmap of hardware and software updates will likely take several years to fully realize. We'll find out soon what Apple officially has to say about this, but we can hear what the gang think about the rumors right now!
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As intrepid developers scour iOS beta software with a proverbial fine-tooth comb, new secrets have come to light. The gang discuss what's been unearthed, including bundle pricing for Apple services, more iPad keyboard shortcuts, and expanded Apple Pencil support for Safari that will enable markup of web pages.We might also see a next generation Pencil available in black!
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Joe shares his adventures with AirPod replacements, and a bug in iOS is preventing some apps from launching. In late breaking news, Powerbeats Pro have just been announced in four new colors.
The wild west of jailbreaking has expanded to include every signed version of iOS for those who are brave enough to do so. Apple is on a content buying spree for TV+, landing a new Scorsese film as well as building a library of older shows and movies.
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Joe, Lory, and Georgia savor every morsel of information regarding Apple's alleged AR glasses. They also talk about new features in iOS 13.5, which includes improved Face ID behavior when wearing a mask.
There are also frameworks in place for Exposure Notifications to fight COVID-19 via contact tracing. Apple has announced two new Pride Edition bands for Apple Watch. You had us at rainbows!
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Thanks in large part to the immaculate track record of recent iMore show guest, Jon Prosser, we have a spoiler filled episode of leaks to share! AR glasses are in the works along with new size iPads.
There's also a full rundown of the iPhones 12, including model names and pricing. If these rumors/leaks pan out, prepare for maximum excite!
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Special Guest Rene Ritchie is here to share his thoughts about the new 13-in MacBook Pro! He, Lory Gil, and Joe Keller also chat about Apple's virtual WWDC 2020, which begins June 22. Is there room for hybrid in-person/online vents in the future?
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