iPadOS 17 feature roundup: Interactive widgets, custom Lock Screen, Health app, more

Apple didn't spend much time on iPadOS 17, but there are several new features coming to the platform, plus almost everything from iOS 17 is included too. Here's everything coming in iPadOS 17.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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It wasn't a mistake — Apple betas are now free

Apple has quietly updated its developer program with a free tier that includes access to developer betas, but we still can't recommend installing beta software.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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What Intel Macs aren't getting in macOS Sonoma

As Apple prioritizes features for Apple Silicon, Intel machines are going to be left behind. For macOS Sonoma, there are five key features missing for Intel Macs.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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Mira made AR headsets for the US Military — and Apple owns the company now

Apple has acquired Mira, a company that creates augmented reality headsets for other companies — including the US military.

By Amber Neely |

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Apple says emulation in macOS can show devs how Windows games could run

Apple's push to improve gaming on Mac may involve some form of emulation, with its Game Porting Toolkit including a way for developers to try out existing Windows games within macOS.

By Malcolm Owen |

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Early Apple Vision Pro neurological research helps it predict when you'll click

Apple Vision Pro involved a lot of neuroscience to develop some of its key features, according to a former Apple engineer, with it relying on various tricks to determine what a person could be about to do in the interface.

By Malcolm Owen |

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Even with so many demonstrated use cases, Apple Vision Pro might not yet have a purpose

In the year 2023, it's hard to imagine there's still room for Apple to "disrupt" anything anymore, but the company aimed high with its first augmented reality headset and managed to set a new standard for what this segment can achieve.

By Evan Selleck |

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B&H Photo, Amazon slash MacBook Air prices to as low as $799 on heels of 15-inch debut

Apple's WWDC 2023 is in full force, with yesterday's keynote packed with new releases. To make way for new inventory, Apple resellers are offering staggering discounts on M1 and M2 MacBook Air models, with the standard configs up to $200 off.

By Michael Stroup |

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iPadOS 17 feature roundup: Interactive widgets, custom Lock Screen, Health app, more

`iPadOS 17 feature roundup: Interactive widgets, custom Lock Screen, Health app, more`