Apple has officially unveiled iOS 6 at its WWDC today, the next version of its mobile operating system used by the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple TV. iOS 6 boasts 200-plus new features according to the announcement. It’ll be available for the iPhone 3GS and later, the 2nd- and 3rd-generation iPad, and the 4th-generation iPod touch in the fall; a beta is available to developers today. S... »
The latest version of Mac OS X is coming in a matter of weeks, and will set you back just shy of twenty bucks. Thennew Ivy Bridge-decked machines will be treated to a free upgrade if you buy one before Mountain Lion arrives in July. »
Apple just introduced a new OS X feature at WWDC 2012 called Power Nap. It lets your Mac update email, notifications and even photos in the background. »
The new Safari has now gotten some Chrome-like features with unified search for the web, your history and bookmarks, and it syncs your info across all your devices. The feature called iCloud Tabs, lets you see the tabs you have open on any device, meaning you can surf the web on your iPhone while your out and about, and continue your web session seamlessly on that shiny new MacBook Pro when you ge... »
Apple has just announced that it’s bringing new iPad-style dictation to Mountain Lion.Hitting the microphone button will allow you to speak directly into native software, websites like twitter, facebook and even third-party applications like Microsoft Word. »
Apple’s just quoted some impressive new figures. Over 26 million copies of OS X Lion have now been sold, making it Apple’s “best-selling release ever.” Meanwhile, Mac users now total over 66 million — that’s three times the number in 2007. »
The next generation MacBook Pro packs a Retina display with a 2880 x 1800 resolution (or 220ppi), and a casing that measures just 0.71-inch think and weighs 4.46 pounds. In addition to that high resolution, Apple is also promising higher contrast ratios, better viewing angles and reduced glare compared to other laptop displays, and it’s updated all of its stock apps to take advantage of the ... »
During Tim Cook’s keynote at the #WWDC he mentioned that the app store has hit 650,000 apps – 225,000 of which are specific to the iPad. Customers have downloaded 30 billion of the apps since they became available four years ago. There are now also over 400 million iTunes accounts with credit cards, and they’ve been paid a total of $5 billion for all of their app sales. »
Apple’s developer event kicks off at 6pm (Nigerian time) We would be covering the event live on twitter via @techsuplex. You can also refresh this post for links to all the announcements as we will update the blog real-time too. App Store hits 650,000 apps, 30 billion downloads, $5 billion paid out to developers http://wp.me/p2qjTE-ej Refreshed macbook lineup announced: shipping today... »
