Apple WWDC 2022

The company's annual developer conference kicked off today, with a keynote address stuffed with new product news.

There’s also a new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip inside. Apple’s new chip is built on the same proprietary hardware that the company’s been packing into most of its new machines. But there’s also a new MacBook Air and a new M2 processor. Inside, there’s a new M2 chip (more on that below) that improves performance and battery life. The 2022 MacBook Air has a new case design that’s 20 percent thinner than the previous model, and it features slimmer bezels around the screen and a smaller notch for the webcam at the top of the display. Also, big news: It has MagSafe. The magnetic charging attachment appears on the new MacBook Air in place of the Thunderbolt charging that Apple has been moving toward lately.

This year's Apple WWDC didn't give us the AR/VR announcement we'd hoped for, but it was still an experience. Most of that was due to Craig Federighi's ...

The new Macbook Air is the first Mac to have the M2 chip, which is Apple's most powerful processor. That includes an improved display to make it a better second screen, along with a new app called Freeform which is like a shareable blank canvas for real-time collaboration. All-around improvements to watchOS make the Apple Watch a major standout in the fitness tracking game. iOS 16 has major improvements to Maps, an "always-on" lock screen with widgets, new Wallet and Apple Pay features, real time iCloud photo-sharing, and updated parental controls. First and foremost, we have to pay tribute to the man who carried this event on his back, because most of it was actually pretty boring. Throughout the two-hour event, Federighi shocked and delighted a captivated audience with his commanding presence and committed wholeheartedly to several bits that you know Tim Cook never would've agreed to.

Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howley reports live from California with updates on Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference and some of the major software ...

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At WWDC 2022, Apple unveiled its new macOS, named Ventura. In the grand tradition of naming its desktop operating systems after landmarks in California, ...

It uses biometric features Face ID or Touch ID to verify your identity and syncs to your devices with end-to-end encryption. But not just any webcam, this feature enables your Mac to access iPhone camera features like Center Stage, Portrait mode, the Ultra Wide lens, and a new feature called Studio Light. Other features that were announced ubiquitously with iOS 16 include the ability to edit or undo Messages, improved Spotlight search, and a shared photo library on iCloud.

Apple today held a keynote event that saw the introduction of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, watchOS 9, and the new M2 Apple silicon chip,...

- Apple Maps Gaining Support for Multi-Stop Routing in iOS 16 and Expanding New Maps to 11 More Countries - Apple Seeds First Betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 to Developers It was a crazy event where Apple introduced feature after feature for almost two hours straight.

Apple announced that app and website developers will implement the Passkey feature later this year. Passkeys allow you to log in, password-free, to all of ...

You'll have to use each device at least once to access your accounts when setting up your Passkey, but when you have everything configured and integrated, your Passkey will allow you to seamlessly switch between your devices and public terminals as support becomes more widespread. And once they do, you'll be able to use one Passkey across all of your devices and accounts for faster, more secure log-ins. Apple announced today that it will be implementing its Passkey feature across iOS and macOS devices, enabling users to manage accounts via biometric authentication.