Wwdc 2016

Who would've thought! Apple opens up, and turns its core features into platforms

Apple’s taking a calculated risk, an aberration from its closed-wall approach traditionally, opening up its core functions to developers presenting them an opportunity to create new set of services and allow Apple to find new line of business models with these core services as platforms in their own right.

WWDC 2016: Microsoft can learn a thing or two from Apple

WWDC was kicked off with quite a keynote today, though it does pale in comparison to BUILD. Among the myriad announcements were a few gems that Microsoft should really take cues from.

WWDC 2016: From macOS to Messages, the 10 biggest announcements from Apple

Apple wrapped up their WWDC 2016 keynote last night with a whole host of interesting announcements. Here are 10 of the biggest announcements from the event.

WWDC 2016: Apple finally drops support for the venerable iPhone 4S; other devices to follow suit

Apple’s iOS 10 brings with a host of enhancements and features but now, finally, it’s moving on from older, A5 powered devices.

WWDC 2016: Siri, iMessage and Maps open to third-party devs

Well, this year's WWDC is no different as Apple has opened some more features to third-party developers. Let's take a quick look at each.

WWDC 2016: Siri on desktop, watchOS updates, Apple Pay on desktop and more announcements

Apple kicked off its annual software developer conference with an artificial intelligence upgrade for Siri, its digital assistant, as well as new software features for other devices and an overhaul of its music service.

WWDC 2016: Apple watchOS 3 brings fitness tracking for wheelchair-bound users

Fitness trackers routinely measure physical activity such as running and cycling and encourage people to stand up and walk around throughout the day. But if you're in a wheelchair, you're out of luck.

WWDC 2016: watchOS 3 brings faster performance, fitness focus, Breathe app and more

Apple announced the latest update to the watchOS with watchOS 3 at its WWDC keynote. The watchOS 3 has been updated with many new features, but the major focus was on improved performance to ensure near instance app opening. The watchOS 3 will be available to Apple Watch users from this fall.

WWDC 2016: OS X is now macOS, gets Siri integration and smart iCloud features

Apple showcased a brand new entity for OS X and a bunch of new features that will be coming in the macOS Sierra update

WWDC 2016 keynote: As it happened

Apple's annual World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) is about to begin in some time. Apple's sent out a cryptic invite (as always) and from most of the chatter and speculations online, it is safe to assume that the focus this time around will be squarely on software updates