It is Memorial Day weekend in the United States, and that means that the opening keynote of the World Wide Web Developers Conference is just around the corner. There are software updates, but will there be any new hardware?
This week included the annual release of new Pride-themed Apple Watch bands, iPhone 14 Pro rumors, and Sony's latest headphones that compete against the AirPods Max, so read for all of the details!
One of the most exciting times of the year for Apple fans is just around the corner, with the Worldwide Developers Conference just two weeks away.
The keynote will be held on Monday, June 6 at 10 a.m., and will kick off Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. The time is in the Pacific. Apple is expected to show off its latest software at the weeklong developer conference.
Some lucky developers were randomly selected to attend a special day at Apple Park on June 6 for a tour and to watch the keynote video in person, because they were selected to attend the online affair again this year.
In celebration of Pride month this June, and in support of the LGBTQ+ community and equality, Apple this week released new Pride Edition versions of the Sportloop and Nike Sportloop for $49 each.
There is a new Pride watch face for newer Apple Watches. As the Digital Crown on the Apple Watch rotates, the watch face's colorful threads move as the display is tapped, or the wearer raises their wrist.
Ross Young, a display industry consultant, said this week that the ProMotion displays used in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be able to drop to a refresh rate as low as 1Hz. It could pave the way for an always-on display and longer battery life. The Apple Watch Series 5 has an always-on display that allows for the clock and other on-screen elements to be viewed at any time.
Jon Prosser and Ian Zelbo have shared new renders of what the iPhone 14 Pro is expected to look like, reflecting a number of design changes rumored for the device.
The larger camera array will necessitate a change of the corner radii of the device for a slightly rounder appearance, as well as the shift from a notch to a hole and pill design for the front camera and Face ID.
We picked up a pair of the updated noise canceling headphones from Sony to see if they were any better than the original ones.
The new headphones from Sony are priced at $399 in the United States. Check out our complete review of Sony's latest cans and watch our video for a comparison of the headphones to see which is a better value.
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