At WWDC this week, Apple made a brief announcement for the Apple TV and tvOS. Among that was the news that later this year, Amazon Prime Video would be coming to the Apple TV, supposedly to download from the App Store. “We are so pleased to welcome Amazon to Apple TV.” Apple CEO Tim Cook The addition of Amazon to Apple TV has been rumoured for a while now, the two […]
With this weeks WWDC conference behind us, as usual in the week following the event a few little tidbits and features that weren’t mentioned on stage tend to be uncovered. Apple’s decision to drop support for 32-bit has been rumoured for the past few weeks now, although some might be annoyed that some apps may no longer work, the benefits of having a full 64-bit OS and platform is even better. […]
For the past few years, Apple has taken a few hits for not being able to support external VR headsets, or any heavily intensive graphics work very well. The only option to run any high end systems was to use boot camp on the Mac and run it all in Windows. But then Macs of old didn’t even have the graphics hardware horsepower to properly run the headsets. Well, today […]
Today, at this years WWDC – Apple unveiled the latest iteration of iOS, iOS 11. While there are no headline grabbing big new features, the new software release does add some new improvements and aims to further improve the experience of using your iPhone or iPad. The software experience on iPad is greatly improved, with a new system wide dock, new drag and drop features and File app for managing files […]
Apple’s annual WWDC or World Wide Developers Conference is just around the corner, on Monday at 6pm UK time Apple is expected to launch the next generation of macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS. Apple will be live streaming the event over at apple.com, but A&T Tech will also be live tweeting the whole event on our other Twitter account @aandt_live from 6pm UK time on Monday 5th June. Be sure to check back […]
At the start of last week, Nike announced a new colour option of the Nike+ Sport bands for the Apple Watch, dubbed the “Day to Night” collection. The four new options are designed to compliment the corresponding training shoes which are offered on the same colours. The Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit and the new Apple Watch bands are available in four distinct colours and they are intended to be matched up, […]
Tesla’s latest and upcoming model, the Model 3 is set to start mass production in a few months time, in July – however some of the finer details are still being ironed out, hence some later models being spotted out in the wild. The new, less expensive model isn’t a replacement for the Model S, just a more affordable addition to the Model S and Model X, the Model 3 starts […]
As this year’s Google I/O developer event kicks off as of yesterday, Google have revealed some very exciting news for all Android developers. With the introduction to the developer preview for ‘Android O’ starting yesterday, developers will have a brand new set of tools to better optimise their apps. These new features include real time monitoring of each line of code to help the developer track down any issues like […]
Apple Pay is expanding the world, rather quite quickly. As of writing the mobile payments service is available in the UK, USA, Japan, Canada, Russia, China and New Zealand – this list being a very small representation, lots more countries now support Apple Pay, a significant achievement considering it was only launched at the end of 2014, with the iPhone 6. Now, Apple has added support for Italy with early […]
Google I/O 2017 Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O has commenced today and the start of the show seems to be Google Assistant so far anyway. This summer, assistant will be able to support Fresh, German, Brazilian-Portuguese and Japanese. The later in the year, more specifically at the end support for Italian, Spanish and Korean will be added in.
