Some were disappointed that Apple failed to introduce hardware at last week’s WWDC, but keeping the focus on software was consistent with how the company has always done things, and also with Steve Jobs’ vision.

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Apple will make it easy for owners of the HTC Vive Pro to use their virtual reality headset with their Mac, with the company advising it has worked directly with HTC and Valve to add support for the peripheral to macOS Mojave.

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Apple is considering new ways to improve the water resistance of the iPhone and other products by making a “liquid-tight” seal when a connector is plugged into a port, preventing anything from entering the outer casing and causing corrosion to any internal component.

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Apple shines a spotlight on the new and redesigned Books app for iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 Mojave.

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HomeKit didn’t get any huge mentions during WWDC last week, but it did pick up one major new feature: support for remote controls that aren’t Apple’s Siri Remote.

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Maybe you can get away with a single Wi-Fi basestation, if you have modest needs, but with the arrival of 4K media streaming, home network bandwidth demands are growing quickly. AppleInsider shares a few tips on how to build out your network, and points out some problems to avoid along the way.

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Continuing market research finds that iPhones continue to pack a list of the top-10 smartphones sold globally, even eight months after the release of the iPhone X.

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Apple could replace the Lightning port in its 2019 iPhone and iPad releases, a supply chain report claims, suggesting Apple is likely to give up on using its proprietary connection in its flagship products.

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Nomad’s popular Battery Cable, which integrates a battery pack into a Lightning-enabled charging cable, has received a significant upgrade, with the second-generation version enhanced by a more robust exterior, higher capacity battery and other changes.

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Measure is a simple ARKit application allowing you to measure objects in the real world using the camera on your iOS device.

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