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The 4 biggest UI trends shaping Apple’s future

Piece together dozens of new features Apple announced at WWDC, and you can spot four clear trends.

The 4 biggest UI trends shaping Apple’s future

Apple’s 2021 WWDC livestream: How to watch the keynote on the web, iPhone, and more

Watch as Apple unveils updates to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. We might even see a new MacBook Pro.

Apple’s 2021 WWDC livestream: How to watch the keynote on the web, iPhone, and more

Simple design is dead. Welcome to Apple’s era of customization

Apple just gave up on creating the perfect design.

Simple design is dead. Welcome to Apple’s era of customization

In iOS 14, Apple finally addresses a nagging problem: Too many apps

Apple is tackling app overload in iOS 14—with help from some old Android ideas.

In iOS 14, Apple finally addresses a nagging problem: Too many apps

Exclusive: Apple’s Craig Federighi on WWDC’s big privacy upgrades and beyond

To Apple’s software chief, features such as “Approximate Location” aren’t just software updates. They’re part of the company’s lasting impact on the world.

Exclusive: Apple’s Craig Federighi on WWDC’s big privacy upgrades and beyond

The iPhone’s new Siri breaks all of Apple’s design rules—and it’s genius

The new Siri makes IBM’s Watson look like a dunce.

The iPhone’s new Siri breaks all of Apple’s design rules—and it’s genius

How to watch Apple’s WWDC keynote today: iOS 14, ARM-based Macs, and more

This WWDC keynote should be one of the most interesting in years.

How to watch Apple’s WWDC keynote today: iOS 14, ARM-based Macs, and more

Apple is designing for a post-Facebook world

At WWDC, Apple debuted a slew of new features that let users connect with their families and friends right inside Apple’s apps–no social networks needed.

Apple is designing for a post-Facebook world

Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2019

Big updates for iOS, a new direction for the iPad, and more privacy protections headline Apple’s big developer conference.

Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2019

MacOS Catalina will track down your lost MacBook with other people’s iPhones

New MacOS features include an accessibility overhaul, neat iPad tie-ins, and the end of iTunes.

MacOS Catalina will track down your lost MacBook with other people’s iPhones

Apple teases a new Mac Pro with insane computing chops and upgradeable parts

It also has handles and wheels.

Apple teases a new Mac Pro with insane computing chops and upgradeable parts

Everything Apple just announced to protect your privacy

New features to block location tracking, and a new secure sign-in button.

Everything Apple just announced to protect your privacy

The iPad continues its march toward PC replacement with iPadOS

iPadOS brings major upgrades to multitasking on Apple’s tablet.

The iPad continues its march toward PC replacement with iPadOS

All the Apple iOS updates announced at WWDC, from dark mode to the Health upgrade

iOS 13 is a substantial feature upgrade, but Apple says it hasn’t neglected speed and stability.

All the Apple iOS updates announced at WWDC, from dark mode to the Health upgrade

Apple Watch gets its own app store and new apps with watchOS 6

The Watch’s next big update adds an on-device app store, more health features, and–wait for it–a calculator.

Apple Watch gets its own app store and new apps with watchOS 6

How to watch Apple’s 2019 WWDC keynote live today

It’s one of the biggest tech events of the year and Apple is expected to unveil a ton of new software.

How to watch Apple’s 2019 WWDC keynote live today

Why I just started caring about macOS

In terms of practical, useful new features, macOS Mojave surprisingly outshined the new iOS during Apple’s on-stage demos at WWDC.

Why I just started caring about macOS

Why don’t more apps work with Siri?

After two years, third-party Siri commands are still spotty, even for apps that can technically support them.

Why don’t more apps work with Siri?

Innovation By Design

Apple’s biggest event of the year is looking unusually quiet

Instead of announcing new features at WWDC 2018, Apple may double down on being the privacy-first, user-focused alternative to its competition.

Apple’s biggest event of the year is looking unusually quiet

Watch Apple’s WWDC keynote livestream with us

On Monday, June 4 at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT, we’ll be covering the news from Apple’s annual extravaganza as it happens.

Watch Apple’s WWDC keynote livestream with us

Impact

Oishii, the Tesla of strawberries, is slashing its prices by more than half

Is private equity joining—or co-opting—the employee ownership movement?

3 steps to identify the most impactful companies to invest in

News

This map of gas prices shows which states are paying the highest and lowest at the pump

Are you wealthy? Here’s how much money Americans say they need to live comfortably

Equal pay comes to U.S. soccer: Here’s what to know about the landmark win for women players

Co.Design

Floating solar farms could be worth $10 billion by 2030, but they have a dirty secret

Biden green-lights a home-building boom. But there’s a catch

What a brain-controlled computer might feel like

Work Life

The upside of a disrupted work environment? We’ve become better writers

How to identify the best (and worst) entry-level jobs

How to manage the anxiety of giving negative feedback