With this years' WWDC only a few minutes away, news is coming in that Philips Hue - the smart connected bulbs - will begin supporting Apple's HomeKit automation platform sometime this fall.
Only a few hours are left until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off in San Francisco, with Tim Cook set to get things off to a flying start with his now customary keynote. During that keynote Apple is expected to unveil a raft of new software additions and updates, each carrying quite the weight of expectation. One of those updates is iOS 9, likely to be shown for the first time during WWDC with an early beta being made available to developers soon after.
Here's how to live stream Apple WWDC 2015 event keynote on iOS, Windows, Android, Mac and Apple TV. Link along with full guide is detailed in the post.
Here are the jailbreak tweaks we want Apple to copy for iOS 9 features. The complete list and details can be found right here.
iOS 8.3 jailbreak has been successfully demonstrated by Pangu. It will be available after Apple releases iOS 8.4 to public this month, according to reports.
iOS 8.4 release date time frame and new features have been detailed in a freshly published report. It’s also being reported that Apple Music will launch soon after WWDC.
Whenever Apple takes the decision to open up new functionality to developers, you can bet your bottom dollar there will be plenty of unique implementations of whatever that functionality is. That's undoubtedly one of the great things about the App Store; the insane amount of diverse apps that are published via third-party developers. The ability to design and develop custom keyboard apps was something that developers had waited for since the inception of the iOS SDK and when it was finally offered, they haven't disappointed. One of the latest offerings in this field, and probably one of the most unique, is HangKeys, a custom keyboard app that brings back the classic game of Hangman to any messaging app in iOS.
Facebook is today rolling out an update to its popular - well, people hate it but it gets used a lot - Messenger app, with the main new feature being the ability to instantly share your exact location with your friends, that too on a map.
For the first time ever, this $15 task management app for iOS has just shed its price tag and is available absolutely free for a limited period thanks to Apple's free 'App of the Week' initiative. There have been discounts and promotions before but a complete drop of the price tag is a first.
Streaming video is one thing the Apple TV does well, and those who like shows that belong under the Showtime banner will soon be able to watch its shows on iOS and Apple TV without the need for a cable subscription on July 12th.
