Apple WWDC 2023

Joe Maring/Digital Trends Apple made a big splash at WWDC 2023 this year, with the big headline announcement being the Vision Pro augmented reality headset. But we also got a glimpse of what’s to come with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14 Sonoma. Though iOS 17 appears to be more of a quiet release this year that focuses on refinement and quality-of-life improvements, I have mixed feelings overall. To be honest, I was a little underwhelmed with the iOS 17 announcement based on what was actually shown off…

With the launch of Vision Pro augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) headset at its developer conference, Apple has officially kicked off the era of…

With the launch of Vision Pro augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) headset at its developer conference, Apple has officially kicked off the era of…

Digital Trends Apple made a big splash at WWDC 2023 this year as it introduced the first major new product since the Apple Watch with the Vision Pro spatial computing headset. But of course, we also got software announcements for iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14 Sonoma. Though I feel that iOS 17 is an overall underwhelming update compared to the past few years with iOS 14 and iOS 16, there’s still a lot of cool stuff coming. The developer beta is out now, and people have been diving into all that iOS 17…

Apple Apple gave us a jam-packed WWDC 2023 keynote, and it was one of the most significant ones in years. After all, it introduced a brand new product category for Apple with the Vision Pro mixed reality headset. It’s basically as significant as when Steve Jobs revealed the iPhone in 2007, then the iPad in 2010, and when Tim Cook showed off the Apple Watch in 2014. But the headset isn’t the only thing we got in the WWDC keynote. Since it’s a developer conference, it’s also about the software for all of our devices.…

No one shows off a new gadget quite like Apple. But the device that Tim Cook unveiled on June 5th was billed as…

Apple device or city car, it's up to you.Apple Vision Pro was launched by Apple at WWDC 2023 at $3499 which makes it the most expensive wearable launched by the company till date. As revealed by Tim Cook, the Apple Vision Pro is a revolutionary headset that will significantly reduce our dependence on phone, laptop, camera, TV and other devices. The ‘spatial computer’ from Apple features multiple sensors, cameras, displays, lenses, processors and more, resulting in higher cost. As mentioned earlier, the Apple Vision Pro…

During WWDC 2023, Apple announced its entire lineup of 2023 operating system updates, including iPadOS 17, bringing over many of the fun lock screen features from last year's iOS 16 release for the iPhone to the larger canvas, plus a new Health app and a better way of working with PDFs and Notes. As usual, the final release of iPadOS 17 won't arrive until this fall, but Apple has made its first developer beta available this week for those who would like to take an early sneak peek — and are willing to risk the…

As we are nearing the highly-anticipated WWDC 2023 event, the excitement to experience Apple's latest technology, both hardware and software, is reaching new heights. Leaks and rumours are covering almost all necessary details of the possible announcements and launches. From iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, watchOS 10 to tvOS 17 – all of these software announcements are expected today. Talking about the hardware launches, Apple is expected to unveil Mac Pro M2 Ultra, Mac Studio, and a 15-inch MacBook Air. Of course, the…

Apple Apple’s WWDC 2023 keynote has come and gone, and with it came one of the biggest new announcements in years: Apple Vision Pro, which is Apple’s first foray into the VR/AR headset space. Of course, we also got software updates for existing products that we already have right now, including iOS 17 for the iPhone. Before WWDC 2023 kicked off, there were a lot of rumors and speculation revolving around iOS 17 and what we would end up seeing —with the possibility of some “highly requested features from users.” Now…