To be fair to Apple, the first keynote of the coronavirus era was always going to be weird. WWDC, the company's annual conference for app developers, announced it was going virtual back in May.

We'll have a summary of all the big news from the WWDC keynote (not AI-generated, we swear) shortly, along with more analysis of Apple's announcements. We'll drop links to those stories here once ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Before we get a new iPhone, we get an Apple keynote. Tim Cook: We've got some really exciting things to share with you, and we're gonna have some ...

The next Apple Event will be on June 9 when Apple kicks off WWDC with a keynote and shows off new features coming to iOS and macOS. In 2023 there were three events: WWDC in June, an iPhone event ...

But we reckon Apple will spring a few surprises this year. The keynote is likely to begin, as usual, at 10am Pacific Time. It will take place on Monday, June 9. If you are wondering what time will ...

If you didn’t follow the livestream or announcements as they unfolded today, you can replay it on Apple’s Events site or YouTube and catch the product videos on ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Before we get a new iPhone, we get an Apple keynote. Tim Cook: We've got some really exciting things to share with you, and we're gonna have some ...

Apple has updated its iWork suite of productivity apps consisting of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote with versions for iOS and iPadOS 15 and macOS Monterey. On the iPhone, Pages supports a new Screen View ...

"WWDC24 is coming soon. Join us for the Apple Keynote kicking off online at 10:00 a.m. PT on June 10. Tune in as we announce Apple’s latest software and technologies," the company wrote.

The colorful arches surrounding what was once the Apple Park Stage have been dismantled, as seen on Google Maps satellite images. The move comes as a surprise given that they’ve been a fixture ...