Category Archives: Web designer tools

Report: Apple’s upcoming A18 and M4 chips to get boosted AI capabilities

Apple’s push into generative AI this year seems more and more certain, especially after Economic Daily published a report on Thursday about Apple’s plans for its upcoming chips. The plans, according to ED (translated from Chinese), “will not only greatly strengthen the AI computing power of M3 and A17 processors, but also significantly increase the number…

iOS 18: Everything we know about the next big iPhone update

Every year, Apple announces the new version of iOS at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June. It then enters a beta testing phones (first for developers only, then for the public) before being released in September, around the time the new iPhones go on sale. We don’t expect the process or timeline to change this…

Get in the mood for ‘Love’ (or not) with these Apple Music radio stations

It’s February 14, otherwise known as the most “commercially manufactured” of holidays, Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re into the spirit of love or angry about the reminder of recent heartache, Apple Music has you covered with two new radio stations. Love is a station features songs about romantic love, falling in love, feeling amorous, and feelings…

Get in the mood for ‘Love’ (or not) with these Apple Music radio stations

It’s February 14, otherwise known as the most “commercially manufactured” of holidays, Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re into the spirit of love or angry about the reminder of recent heartache, Apple Music has you covered with two new radio stations. Love is a station features songs about romantic love, falling in love, feeling amorous, and feelings…

10-year old macOS bug still causing headaches for Mac audiophiles

As much as we love our Macs sometimes they do things that annoy the heck out of us. That annoyance turns into frustration when Apple does nothing to fix the issue. If you’re fortunate, there’s a third-party fix available. Take, for example, a macOS bug that’s been pestering some Mac users for years. The issue…

How Vision Pro’s weirdness can take Apple’s safest products to new heights

No matter what you think of its future prospects, we can all agree that the Apple Vision Pro is weird, right? One of the world’s most powerful companies has spent a decade preparing to ship a new product and platform that’s embodied in a $3,500 VR headset that lets you use apps in 3D space.…

visionOS 1.1 beta 2 is now available

Apple Vision Pro is so fresh we don’t even have our review done yet. But Apple is wasting no time going from the version of visionOS that comes with the device (already updated to 1.02) to the next significant revision. We expect visionOS 1.1 to include features primarily aimed at app developers, though we know…

visionOS 1.1 beta 2 is now available

Apple Vision Pro is so fresh we don’t even have our review done yet. But Apple is wasting no time going from the version of visionOS that comes with the device (already updated to 1.02) to the next significant revision. We expect visionOS 1.1 to include features primarily aimed at app developers, though we know…

Apple won’t need to open iMessage to Android after all

Good news for Apple: the European Commission (via Bloomberg) has concluded a five-month investigation into iMessage, together with Microsoft’s Bing, Edge, and Microsoft Advertising, and concluded that the four do not qualify as gatekeeper services under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This means they will not face potentially disastrous regulatory sanctions. “Following a thorough assessment…

Apple Vision Pro review: Incredible unrealized potential

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Incredible fidelity Impressive technology in several respects Feels like a glimpse of the future Cons The entire ecosystem is very expensive Apps are limited in number and utility Too heavy and unbalanced App management is poor Our Verdict At times, using Apple Vision Pro feels like using an early…