The tech giant already offers tablets at 12.9 inches, 9.7 inches and 7.9 inches, so why do yet another size? Because this one might be just right.
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Tech giant says new new dock can be filled with more apps. There’s also a redesigned “app switcher” and “drag and drop” features as well.
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The MacBook Air just won’t die. While Apple introduced a thinner, lighter MacBook Pro last year, people still want a new MacBook Air. The MacBook Pro is roughly as heavy as the 13-inch MacBook Air, but it’s still more expensive. That’s why customers still love the MacBook Air. Instead of killing the MacBook Air altogether, Apple is keeping it around as it still sells fine.… Read More
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The wait is over. Here’s Apple’s Siri-powered answer to the Amazon Echo and the Google Home.
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Today at WWDC 2017, Apple took another step forward in its attempt to spearhead augmented reality, debuting a set of tools called ARKit that will help developers create high quality AR apps.
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The iMac is one of Apple’s more important MacOS products, representing its main presence on PC users’ desktops. The Mac Pro remains in limbo, but the iMac got some serious love with both refreshed models and a look at the new iMac Pro.
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The tech industry is waging a war on bezels, and the iPad Pro is the first Apple product to benefit. The post Apple’s Gorgeous New 10.5 Inch iPad Pro Is All Screen, no Bezel appeared first on WIRED.
Source: Wired
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have demonstrated that it is possible to recreate images of human faces based on the monitoring of macaque monkey brain cells.
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Apple’s long-rumored Amazon Echo competitor is real. It’s called the HomePod (yes, I know). “We want to reinvent home music,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said at the company’s WWDC keynote. The Apple Speaker is focused on music first, not Siri.
Apple’s SVP of Global Marketing Phil Schiller said Sonos aren’t smart speakers and Amazon Echos aren’t good… Read More
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In the second half of their WWDC 2017 keynote, Apple circled back to iOS 11 to introduce some iPad-specific features that focus on productivity — and further blur the difference between iOS and macOS. Read More
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