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The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology on iOS 17.

About ducking time! Apple fixes iPhone's autocorrect problem

The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology on iOS 17.

Apple has decided to take a more 'hands-off' approach when it comes to autocorrecting explicit language, much to the relief of iPhone users. The ubiquitous 'ducking' autocorrect blunder, an infamous source of user frustration, will soon be a thing of the past thanks to new machine learning technology. &nbsp;The new iOS 17 keyboard keyboard aims to adapt to your habits over time, rectifying your frequent misspellings, while leaving your intentionally keyed in words undisturbed. The smart system will also employ AI to predict your next word better and offer enhanced autofill suggestions. Predictive text capabilities are set to improve, with the option to tap the spacebar to fill words and sometimes even entire sentences. Even dictation is getting a boost, with the new keyboard engine designed to learn and adapt to your voice over time. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Apple has just unveiled iPadOS 17, the latest version of their operating system for iPads, at WWDC 2023

WWDC 2023: Apple releases iPadOS 17 with new features and improvements

Apple has just unveiled iPadOS 17, the latest version of their operating system for iPads, at WWDC 2023

Apple has just unveiled iPadOS 17, the latest version of their operating system for iPads, at WWDC 2023. This new release focuses on personalisation and productivity improvements. The updates to iPadOS bring exciting enhancements to widget interactivity and customisation. Users can now enjoy additional features on the home screen widgets, such as the ability to check boxes and scroll without the need for excessive clicking. The lock screen has also received updates, allowing for more customisation options with widgets, images, and live activities. iPadOS 17 introduces improved PDF integration through the use of advanced machine learning models. This means users can now conveniently fill in fields and edit information within PDF documents. Additionally, PDFs are fully integrated within the notes feature, enabling collaborative work on PDFs across different devices.The developer beta version of iPadOS 17 is currently available, while the general public can look forward to a free software update in September or October, granting them access to the new features and enhancements.

Apple has just announced iOS 17 at WWDC 2023, unveiling a host of exciting features that enhance the iPhone user experience. 

WWDC 2023: Apple unveils iOS 17 with live voicemail, FaceTime video messaging, and much more

Apple has just announced iOS 17 at WWDC 2023, unveiling a host of exciting features that enhance the iPhone user experience.&nbsp;

Apple has just announced iOS 17 at WWDC 2023, unveiling a host of exciting features that enhance the iPhone user experience. The update brings several notable features, including Standby Mode, an updated Messages app, Live Voicemail, and the new Journal app. Standby Mode turns your iPhone into a smart bedside clock with widgets, providing easy access to photos and displaying the time in a larger format. The Messages app now offers features like audio message transcription and a Check-In feature for contacts to notify you when they arrive home safely. Live Voicemail transcribes incoming calls, allowing you to decide whether to answer or not. The Journal app is a privacy-focused tool that lets you jot down thoughts and save images throughout the day. It also uses machine learning to provide personalized suggestions based on your activities. Other improvements in iOS 17 include updates to the Phone app, FaceTime messages, a smart keyboard with improved autocorrect, support for stickers, interactive widgets, and more. iOS 17 is available for testing by registered Apple developers, &nbsp;and a full release to the public is expected in September 2023.

Apple’s WorldWide Developer’s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.

WWDC 22: Apple M2 and new MacBook Air announced

Apple&rsquo;s WorldWide Developer&rsquo;s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.

Apple&rsquo;s WorldWide Developer&rsquo;s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.
<h2>Apple M2</h2>
Apple has announced the new Apple M2, which is 5nm chipset with 20 billion transistors, 20% more than M1. The Apple M2 has an 8-core CPU with 18% faster CPU performance than M1, and a 10-core GPU which is up to 35% faster than M1. The Apple M2 gets support for a 100Gbps memory bandwidth, and up to 24GB RAM.
The new media engine on the Apple M2 can natively decode 8K H.264, HEVC, and ProRes video.
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<h2>MacBook Air</h2>
A new, redesigned MacBook Air debuted at WWDC 2022, finally losing the iconic wedge shape in favour of an 11.3mm thin chassis. It&rsquo;s powered by the new Apple M2 chip, and available in four colours, with &lsquo;starlight&rsquo; and &lsquo;midnight&rsquo; joining the old staples of silver and space grey. It will also be available with up to 2TB storage and up to 24GB RAM.
The new MacBook Air gets a 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display that gets up to 500 nits of brightness, and support for 1 billion colours. The display has been expanded to the corners, as in the new MacBook Pro models, but does feature a notch.
MagSafe is back on the MacBook Air, as the new M2-powered model gets a dedicated charging port along with 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports, and a high impedance 3.5mm headphone jack.
The new MacBook Air also gets a new 1080p webcam with low-light performance 2x better than the outgoing model. There&rsquo;s also a new 4 speaker sound system, completely integrated into the keyboard, with no speaker grille. It also has support for Dolby Atmos.
The new MacBook Air will keep the long battery life, with Apple promising up to 18 hours of video playback time on a single charge.
The new MacBook Air starts at ₹1,19,900 in India, and will be available from July, 2022.
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<h2>13" MacBook Pro</h2>
The 13-inch MacBook Pro does not get a redesign, but has been updated with the new Apple M2 chipset. It will also be available next month for a starting price of ₹1,29,900.

Apple announced a host of new features for its operating systems at WWDC 22, including an overhaul of the lockscreen on the iPhone, and a new focus on multi-tasking for the iPad.

WWDC 22: Apple announces a host of new features for iOS 16, iPad OS 16, and macOS Ventura

Apple announced a host of new features for its operating systems at WWDC 22, including an overhaul of the lockscreen on the iPhone, and a new focus on multi-tasking for the iPad.

Apple announced a host of new features for its operating systems at WWDC 22, including an overhaul of the lockscreen on the iPhone, and a new focus on multi-tasking for the iPad.
<h2>iOS 16</h2>
Apple announced a host of new features for the upcoming iOS 16, including a comprehensive redesign to the lockscreen. The new iOS lockscreen has lots of scope for very granular customisation, including fonts, colours, and wallpapers, which can be picked using a new wallpaper gallery. iOS 16 also gets lockscreen widgets, which can display information like unread messages and the temperature. iOS 16 users can set different lockscreen setups for different Focus modes as well.
Notifications get a new &lsquo;live activity&rsquo; style, and now roll in from the bottom on the lockscreen.
The iMessage app will now allow users to edit messages, and to unsend a message if they so choose. SharePlay is now more deeply integrated with FaceTime.
The dictation feature has also received improvements, and Live Text now works with video, and gets quick actions. The new redesigned Apple Maps is also coming to a lot more countries, although India is not yet on the list.
Family Sharing is getting more granular controls for restricting access to content. The Photos app is getting a new Shared Library to make it easier for users to share content with their friends and families.
The new Safety Check feature makes it easier for people to review and turn off sharing their data and location if needed for their personal safety.
Apple also announced a new open standard for smart home devices called Matter, with HomeKit baked in, with a focus on privacy and data sharing.
CarPlay has received a complete design overhaul, and will now take over all available screens on supported cars, including the driver&rsquo;s information gauge, and present data in a host of new customisable ways. Cars with support for next-generation CarPlay will ship starting late next year.
The Fitness app will be available to all iPhone users in iOS 16, even those who don&rsquo;t use an Apple Watch.
iOS 16 is available to developers as a preview starting today, with a public beta following next month, and a full release coming later this year.
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<h2>macOS Ventura</h2>
Apple announced the next operating system for Macs will be called macOS Ventura. It will debut the new Stage Manager window management system, which will automatically organize open apps on the side of your screen while centering the one the user is working on. Users can also drag icons from the desktop to the sidelined app icons to import them quickly.
macOS Ventura also sees updates to Spotlight, Mail, and Safari.
Apple also announced Metal 3 graphics API, which will &ldquo;unleash the full potential of Apple Silicon for years to come&rdquo;.
<h2>iPadOS 16</h2>
iPadOS 16 sees the long awaited Weather app finally grace the iPad. A new focus on multi-tasking is evident in iPadOS, with the new Stage Manager window management system, introduced in the new macOS Ventura, also coming to iPadOS. Windows can now overlap with one another, and be dragged and dropped into place. Any iPad with an M1 chip can now also connect to an external display of up to 6K resolution, allowing for up to 8 apps to be displayed simultaneously.
Apple has also introduced a new whiteboard app called Freeform, designed to allow colleagues to contribute to a shared canvas. It supports Apple Pencil, and can pull in a variety of filetypes including PDF documents, images, and web links.
The new Display Zoom feature lets you boost the pixel density of M1-equipped iPads.
iPadOS 16 will be available to developers as a preview starting today, with a public beta following next month, and a full release coming later this year.
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<h2>watchOS 9</h2>
watchOS 9 gets new redesigned watch faces, and a new overhauled Siri experience. Sharing content from watchOS has also been made easier. The new Workout app is getting three new running metrics to better track your workouts.
The smartwatch operating system will now let you switch quickly between cycling, swimming, and running workouts. Users can now use the digital crown to switch between workout views, and create custom workouts.
The watchOS 9 app now supports medication reminders, which will be tied to the Health app and will let users build a &lsquo;medications list&rsquo; as well as customized schedules.

WWDC 2022 will be held as an online-only event from June 6 to June 10. Software updates, and a possible new Mac launch is expected.

Apple announces WWDC 2022 to be held online starting June 6

WWDC&nbsp;2022 will be held as an online-only event from June 6 to June 10. Software updates, and a possible new Mac launch is expected.

Apple has announced that WWDC, their conference for developers, will be held in an online-only format for 2022. The event will run from June 6 to June 10. Attendance will be free for all developers.
WWDC was held as an in-person event in San Jose, California prior to 2020, but has been reimagined as an online-only event since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
<h2>Apple WWDC&nbsp;2022</h2>
Apple traditionally announces software updates at WWDC, and this year too fans can expect announcements on new features for Apple&rsquo;s host of operating systems, including iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
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Though the event is free for all developers worldwide to attend virtually, Apple will also host an in-person gathering at Apple Park on June 6 for students and developers to watch the keynote videos together. There are limited spaces, and Apple will take applications for spots.
Though Apple does not normally announce new hardware at WWDC, there is some speculation that they could announce a new Mac Pro computer, powered by Apple Silicon, and a new MacBook Air.

At WWDC 21, Apple announced a series of features and services geared towards privacy across all their platforms and services.

Apple strengthens privacy protection across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS

Apple strengthens privacy protection across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS
At WWDC 21, Apple announced a series of features and services geared towards privacy. Siri now processes all audio on-device, so no audio recording ever leaves the device. This allows it to work offline as well. The mail app will now prevent senders from using invisible pixels to know whether a user has opened an email. Safari now hides a user&rsquo;s IP address from trackers. iOS gets a new App Privacy Report feature, where users can see how often each app has used permissions like location, microphone, and camera. Apple also announced iCloud+ for paid iCloud users, which brings a VPN, and temporary email addresses.
Apple strengthens privacy protection with WWDC announcements Siri now processes all audio on-device Mail app prevents tracking through invisible pixels Safari hides user&rsquo;s IP address from trackers iOS gets new App Privacy Report feature iCloud+ with VPN, temporary email addresses announced

At WWDC 21, Apple announced a series of features and services geared towards privacy.
Siri now processes all audio on-device, so no audio recording ever leaves the device. This allows it to work offline as well.
The mail app will now prevent senders from using invisible pixels to know whether a user has opened an email. Safari now hides a user&rsquo;s IP address from trackers.
iOS gets a new App Privacy Report feature, where users can see how often each app has used permissions like location, microphone, and camera.
Apple also announced iCloud+ for paid iCloud users, which brings a VPN, and temporary email addresses.

Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year...

WWDC 2021 event: Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15

Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year.

Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15

Apple announces new productivity features for iPad with iPadOS 15
Apple announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year. The iPad now also has more advanced multitasking features, with a new multitasking menu that lets users go into Split View or Slide Over with just a tap. Widgets can now be placed among apps on the home screen, and the App Library automatically organises all apps into categories, and is accessible from the dock. The Quick Note feature lets users add a note while using other apps, which can then be edited across all Apple devices. The iPad also gets the new redesigned Safari browser, with a new slim tab bar, and Tab Groups for better organisation, along with web extension support. iPadOS also benefits from new iOS features like Focus, and Live Text.
Apple announces new features for iPad with iPadOS 15 Advanced multitasking features, new shelf bar Widgets placed in home screen, App Library comes to iPad Quick Note lets users add notes from any app Redesigned Safari browser with new tab bar, Tab Groups, extensions iPad also gets new iOS features like Focus and Live Text

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-strengthens-privacy-protection-across-ios-ipados-macos-and-watchos-1623136761415" target="_blank">Apple</a> announced new features for iPad at its WWDC 2021 event keynote, with iPadOS 15 bringing the home screen widget and app library features iPhones got last year.
The iPad now also has more advanced multitasking features, with a new multitasking menu that lets users go into Split View or Slide Over with just a tap.
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Widgets can now be placed among apps on the home screen, and the App Library automatically organises all apps into categories, and is accessible from the dock.
The Quick Note feature lets users add a note while using other apps, which can then be edited across all Apple devices.
The iPad also gets the new redesigned Safari browser, with a new slim tab bar, and Tab Groups for better organisation, along with web extension support.
iPadOS also benefits from new iOS features like Focus, and Live Text.
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Analysts have reportedly predicted that Apple will announce new MacBook models at its upcoming WWDC 2021 event, set to take place on June 7. 

Analysts predict Apple will launch new MacBook Pro models at WWDC 2021

Analysts have reportedly predicted that Apple will announce new MacBook models at its upcoming WWDC 2021 event, set to take place on June 7.

Analysts have reportedly predicted that Apple will announce new MacBook models at its upcoming WWDC 2021 event, set to take place on June 7. While the event largely deals with Apple's software announcements for the year, a new investor note reportedly points to work being done on 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. The new laptops are also reported to run on Apple's latest M1 chip.

Apple announced everything but the iPhone 12

The new Apple Watch Series 6 looks cool. The new iPad Air and the iPad 8th generation are powerful. But where&rsquo;s the iPhone 12?

Apple announced new Apple Watches, iPads at &lsquo;Time Flies&rsquo; event
iPhone 12 was missing from the Sep 15 event
Apple has unveiled latest iPhones every year since 2012
Expected to be announced in Oct at the earliest

Apple has taken the wraps off new Apple Watches and iPads at its &ldquo;Time Flies&rdquo; event, its first fall event this year. And like this year&rsquo;s WWDC, the Apple Watch Series 6, the updated 8th generation iPad and the new iPad Pro were announced via a video streamed online.
But the September 15 event was missing the iPhone 12. The California-based tech giant has unveiled the latest iPhones every year since 2012, but this year the new phones are expected to be announced in October at the earliest. Apple had earlier confirmed during an earnings call back in July, that the iPhone supply was going to be available a few weeks later than usual.

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