Which iPhone models are needed to run iOS 18
At WWDC 2024, Apple will unveil iOS 18. Here's which iPhone models will run the new version of the operating system.
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Malcolm Owen
Don't install Apple's new betas — let others risk their devices
Every year Apple releases beta test versions of its newest software, and every year people lose data, time, and money to it. If you value any of those, wait.
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William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele
Apple's AI catch-up ends at WWDC and with the iPhone 16, says Kuo
Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple will roll out big AI improvements during its WWDC keynote that will need the iPhone 16, and the bigger features may take some time fully roll out.
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Charles Martin
Apple has drawn a fuzzy line about what counts as console emulation on iPhone
Apple's App Store app review team has rejected PC emulator UTM SE, spawning questions about what might be allowed, and from whom.
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iOS 18 is getting the ability to lock apps with Face ID & a dark mode expansion
New options in iOS 18 are rumored to include the ability to lock individual apps away from prying eyes, as well as taking the existing Dark Mode setting to new levels.
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Siri is reborn in iOS 18 — everything Apple's voice assistant will be able to do
We have exclusively discovered how much iOS 18 and macOS 15 will upgrade Siri and improve everything you do. Here's what the new-and-improved Siri will be able to do.
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Marko Zivkovic
How hard is it to break into the Apple coding world?
Apple's WWDC kicks off on Monday, detailing various anticipated features that Apple has been incrementally rolling out over the past several years. But what is it like to actually be an app developer in the Apple world of app platforms? What does it take to ship an app? How is WWDC useful to developers?
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Daniel Eran Dilger
iOS 18 & macOS 15 are going to look to the past for new wallpapers
Not everything will be new at WWDC — Apple is planning to revisit some of its iconic iPhone and Mac wallpapers as part of the latest updates.
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William Gallagher
Ahead of WWDC, Apple highlights its collection of developer resources
In preparation for the 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple wants to remind developers of its commitment to supporting app creators across the globe.
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Amber Neely
Wesley Hilliard
Andrew O'Hara
