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WWDC 2014: Opening Keynote Liveblog
Apple devotees are growing restless. It has been quite some time since the company has unveiled anything new and major. The company traditionally uses their Worldwide Developer Conference as a...
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OS X Yosemite: Everything you need to know about Apple’s new Mac OS
Wow. What a show. Apple CEO Tim Cook just got off the stage at Moscone Center in San Francisco, where he and the rest of his Apple cohorts unveiled the next year’s worth of software features for OS X...
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iOS 8: Everything you need to know about Apple’s mobile OS
It seems like so long ago that we were writing about the release of iOS 7. Alongside a bunch of new features, iOS 7 delivered a massive shift in design from the iOS versions that came before it. Now...
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WWDC 2014: Apple HomeKit brings your smart home into focus
Until now, all of your connected home appliances and tools have had their own applications and software hubs, and each app has its own method of controlling and securing its connected hardware. With...
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WWDC 2014: iOS 8 beefs up oft requested Enterprise features
As more companies shift to a “bring your own device” technology policy, consumers who purchase iPhones as their personal devices are often left frustrated when they discover that their devices aren’t...
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WWDC 2014: Apple introduces iCloud Drive
If you’ve been a user of services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, or Microsoft’s OneDrive and have wanted an Apple branded version of such a service, today is your lucky day. While detailing new...
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T-Mobile says WiFi Calling will come to iPhones running iOS 8
Apple didn’t make a big deal out of the feature while I was presenting iOS 8 this morning, but buried in the feature list was WiFi Calling. With the added capabilities, your iPhone, running iOS 8,...
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Yosemite and iOS 8 crafted Apple’s most important day since MacWorld 2007
January 9th, 2007. Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes the stage at Moscone West in San Francisco for the MacWorld 2007 keynote. Perhaps Apple’s worst kept secret ever, the original iPhone, was moments away...
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