Apple's iOS 17 drops iPhone 8 and iPhone X

Craig Federighi outlines iOS 17 privacy & Apple's stance on AI

Along with the software and hardware announcements at WWDC, Apple executive Craig Federighi emphasized the company's ongoing commitment to privacy, exemplified by features such as "Check In," and why he thinks AI can be beneficial for users.

By Andrew Orr |

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No matter how great Apple makes its new OSes seem now, don't install the betas

Apple makes iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma sound fantastic. But Apple will also make them sound ready, and they really, really are not. Don't risk bricking your device.

By William Gallagher |

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First developer betas for iOS 17, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, watchOS 10, macOS Sonoma are out

Shortly after unveiling macOS Sonoma and various other updates, Apple wasted no time making its operating system's initial beta versions available to users.

By Andrew Orr |

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New Optic ID biometrics use your iris to unlock the Apple Vision Pro headset

The next generation of biometric authentication using unique iris patterns will be used for Apple Vision Pro, and it's called Optic ID.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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watchOS 10 runs on Apple Watch Series 4 and newer models

Apple's milestone watchOS 10 update will be usable by all current Apple Watch models that can run watchOS 9, the company has revealed.

By Malcolm Owen |

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Maxed-out Apple Silicon Mac Pro costs 1/4 what a maxed Intel one did

Time has a way of humbling our demands for technological advances, and in 2019, a maxed-out Mac Pro would set you back $53,000. Today, Apple announced a long-awaited update to the pro-level desktop computer, with more impressive specs and a much more modest price tag.

By Michael Stroup |

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Apple Silicon Mac Pro does not support PCI-E Radeon video cards

Apple announced the Apple Silicon Mac Pro, and while it packs a punch with M2 Ultra, pro users won't be happy with a lack of Radeon PCI-E video card support.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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Several Macs have been cut off the support list for macOS Sonoma

Apple's forthcoming macOS Sonoma will not support the same range of Macs as macOS Ventura, with a few models years chopped off the compatibility list.