News & Reviews:   Apple

While many beta testers are still exploring iOS 14, one of the features they found is really exciting. According to multiple sources, their YouTube video resolution can be toggled up to 4K. Sweet, but it's still in beta testing. 

At the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2020, Apple has announced that they will be making the switch from Intel chips to ARM chips for the Macs. By the end of this year, we'll get to see the first Mac with an Apple Silicon. However, few of us know that the Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC is actually one of the key contributors to this switch, as they have invested in 300 R&D teams to help Apple in this huge transition.

There were a lot of big announcements from Apple's WWDC 2020 today and one of them is the iPadOS 14. So what's in store for the tablet users? Plenty, there are upcoming new features and designs such as the Multi-Touch display, Siri interactions, new design for FaceTime and network calls, and many more. Besides that, there are new Apple Pencil features too so let's take a look at them. 

On the first day of WWDC 2020, many announcements have been made and the watchOS is no exception. As Apple continues to dominate the wearable market with their Apple Watch series, the company revealed the watchOS 7 with a few customization tools, a new hearing health feature, handwashing detection, Siri language translation and more. 

If you recall, it was recently rumoured that Apple is getting ready to start using ARM-based chips for Mac PCs. This was confirmed at WWDC 2020 earlier today when it was announced that it will be using its A12Z Bionic chipset on Mac PCs. At the same time, Apple also introduced the new macOS Big Sur.

Apple made a bunch of announcements at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, WWDC 2020. This includes the new iOS 14 with a redesigned iPhone home screen and new widgets, iPadOS 14, WatchOS 7, macOS Big Sur, and the new updates for TVOS. The new iOS 14 comes with few new features which are new to Apple iPhone users but familiar to Android users. 

As the name suggests, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is an Apple event that's mostly about software. Despite that, many tend to expect at least some hardware to be unveiled at the event. However, it's possible that there may not be any hardware reveals at this year's WWDC.

Now that Android 11 beta has launched, Android users finally got access to a feature that's similar to Apple's AirDrop - the Nearby Sharing feature. But Google isn't content with just making it usable on mobile. A source has found that Google plans to make the feature available on even more platforms.

It's been a while since we've heard of the Apple AirPower, a wireless charging mat that the company has been working on. At the time, it was said that Apple planned to use the A11 Bionic chip to help manage the heat. But a reliable source has claimed that the overheating issue has been solved.

The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2020 may be online this year but it's expected to have plenty of new reveals. Besides new MacBooks with ARM CPUs and an iMac with Face ID, sources claim that Apple could announce a name change for both the iPhone and iOS.