Apple today announced a number of updates regarding Apple Pay, the company’s mobile payment platform.
For starters, Apple Pay will soon be coming to Discover, bringing the service to 50 million card members. Further, the number of stores slated to accept Apple Pay is also expanding, with Trader Joes, Baskin Robbins, and El Pollo Loco being just a few of the new additions.
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Apple has already blown through the reveal of OS X El Capitan and iOS 9, but there’s still plenty to discuss before the WWDC 2015 keynote comes to a close. Just moments ago, Apple announced multitasking for the iPad, a feature that Apple’s tablet users have been requesting ever since the first iPad launched.
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The moment iPhone fans have been waiting for is here: Apple has unveiled iOS 9. Apple says that its main goals with iOS 9 are to add intelligence to enhance how you use your device without compromising privacy while enhancing the apps you use most. First, for iOS 9 Siri has a new user interface and is able to respond to a more diverse array of commands. Apple is making Siri more proactive by making it easier to set reminders, to offer suggestions for people who you might want to contact based on upcoming meetings as well as one-tap location suggestions.
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It’s time to batten down the hatches, Apple fans… WWDC 2015 is upon us. Apple’s huge developer conference kicks off each year with a big keynote presentation where Apple CEO Tim Cook and his colleagues take us through all of Apple’s new hardware and software that will be released in the coming months.
This year’s event is set to be an action-packed one indeed, and now things are finally underway.
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Apple’s WWDC 2015 starts in just a couple minutes at 1:00pm Eastern Time, but stay tuned for all the live updates and coverage right here.
Apple is widely anticipated to announce an update to the iOS, OS X, and WATCH software — iOS 9, and OS X 10.11 — in addition to taking the wraps off the company’s new streaming music service and other surprise announcements.
You can also watch Apple’s event live here: WWDC 2015 is about to start! Here’s how watch live on any iOS, Mac, Win or Android device
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It’s that time of the week again, and BGR is bringing you a roundup of the best new Netflix movies and shows for your streaming pleasure. A lot of your time is wasted by looking around Netflix for something you haven’t seen yet, so this update will save you some precious ticks on the clock.
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Apple at WWDC today will take the wraps off a new Flipboard competitor, according to a recent report from Re/Code. Apple’s new app will reportedly include a “sampling” of content from big time publishers such as ESPN and Conde Nast.
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Apple fans, the day you’ve been waiting for has finally arrived. Apple’s massive Worldwide Developer Conference keynote is second-biggest event for Apple each year, with the first obviously being the annual unveiling of Apple’s new iPhones. Of course, seeing the software that will power Apple’s new iPhones is almost as exciting, and iOS 9 will be unveiled on stage today during Apple’s big WWDC 2015 keynote.
Live blogs are a nice way to follow along with the show, but why bother when you can watch live streaming video from Apple’s WWDC 2015 keynote?
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Over the weekend, Sony Music CEO Doug Morris effectively confirmed that Apple later today will finally take the wraps off of Apple Music, the company’s own on-demand streaming music service.
While the impending launch of Apple Music is hardly breaking news in and of itself, Morris did articulate why he thinks Apple Music is poised to succeed, even in the face of strong competition from the likes of Spotify. Though Spotify currently boasts over 60 million active users, Morris believes Apple can make up a lot of ground quickly because they’ll actually be able to advertise.
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Apple on Monday will unveil its next software plans for the iPhone, Mac and Watch, as well as its new music streaming service, though many reports have already likely exposed many of the new features from iOS 9 and OS X 10.11. However, Apple appears to have just confirmed one major change coming to its operating systems in a somewhat sneaky way.
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