Apple today announced released date for final version of iOS 9 and watchOS 2 which will hit iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Apple Watch user's devices respectively around the world for free.
You can now download watchOS 2 GM (Golden Master build) on your Apple Watch and take advantage of all the new features Apple has introduced in this major release for its wearable.
Here is what to expect from Apple's iPhone 6s event on September 9. With Apple having announced the date and venue for its next mega event, expectations now are on an all time high. All eyes are on the Cupertino giant as it prepares to launch its 2015 flagship smartphones, along with new iPads, new Apple TV and some accessories for Apple Watch.
If everything we're hearing about Apple's September 9 event turns out to be true then it looks like we're going to need to put aside at least a day or two to digest everything that Apple is planning to announce. It may be billed as an iPhone-centric event, but there's clearly a lot more going on than just a new smartphone. Now, according to a new report, it's being suggested that Tim Cook and his executive team will also use the September 9 event to introduce a new iPad keyboard attachment accessory as well as a range of new metal finishes for the Apple Watch.
Apple's September 9th media event that will finally see the iPhone 6s introduced to the world, is nearly here. Over the last few months we've heard, seen, and discovered pretty much everything that can be expected when the phone finally drops in, but just when you though you've read and seen it all, a new interesting piece of information has just been leaked. A new report, which cites a number of individuals who have allegedly used internal iPhone 6s test devices, is suggesting that the team at Cupertino is developing an Apple Watch-like Motion wallpaper functionality for the new phone to inject some dynamism into it.
According to a rumor, Apple plans to add new capabilities to Apple Watch through "smart bands", which will be able to add new sensors to your Apple Watch, including those for blood oxygen, respiratory rate, blood pressure and body temperature.
Apple is undeniably placing a lot of emphasis on the Apple Watch, and rightly so. Early indications suggest that the first iteration of the company's "most personal product yet" has made an immediate impact with consumers, something which can only get better with the public release of watchOS 2 in the coming weeks. Like its other products, such as the iPhone and iPad, Apple prefers to maintain a certain level of control over what is and isn't possible with its watch. Now, thanks to some internal tinkering by developer Hamza Sood, one of those Apple imposed limitations has been removed; that is the ability to add custom watch faces to the device.
Apple has today made its Modern Buckle band available to buy separately, while also launching a new, larger Sport Band alongside a Link Bracelet Kit for the innovative modular band to accommodate those with larger wrists.
Parallels Access app for iOS has just been updated to version 3.0, bringing with it a bunch of improvements, most notably the experimental support for playing PC games on your iPhone or iPad, support for the Apple Watch, and file sharing for both Android and iOS devices.
Here's everything - features and any other changes - that is new in the latest watchOS 2 beta 5 for Apple Watch. After previous watchOS betas suffered from quite a few frustrating bugs including slow performance and battery life issues, the release of watchOS 2 beta 5 is a welcome one for anyone testing the software on their watch.
