Macworld Ever since Apple set the ball rolling with its first iPhone, the smartphone industry has been overflowing with clever lifestyle ideas and new milestones. Apple itself is often at the forefront of innovation: the iPhone can now contact emergency services via satellite, unlock a car or find an escaped pet. iOS and the iPhone make it all possible. If the iPhone can do all this already, how much more will it be capable of five years from now? The key, when extrapolating the developments of the past into the future, is to bear something important in mind: the progress that lies ahead is always much faster than the progress we have already made. This is especially true for the…

After a move to the other side of the mall to a larger location, Apple's first-ever retail store is set to reopen on May 19, 22 years after its original opening date.Apple Tysons is movingTysons Corner Center, located in Northern Virginia within the Washington DC metro area, boasts hundreds of stores and restaurants, including the first-ever Apple Store. The new location, still in Tysons Corner Center, is now on the upper level between Nespresso and Victoria's Secret. Read more...

After a move to the other side of the mall to a larger location, Apple's first-ever retail store is set to reopen on May 19, 22 years after its original opening date.Apple Tysons is movingTysons Corner Center, located in Northern Virginia within the Washington DC metro area, boasts hundreds of stores and restaurants, including the first-ever Apple Store. The new location, still in Tysons Corner Center, is now on the upper level between Nespresso and Victoria's Secret. Read more...

After a move to the other side of the mall to a larger location, Apple's first-ever retail store is set to reopen on May 19, 22 years after its original opening date.Apple Tysons is movingTysons Corner Center, located in Northern Virginia within the Washington DC metro area, boasts hundreds of stores and restaurants, including the first-ever Apple Store. The new location, still in Tysons Corner Center, is now on the upper level between Nespresso and Victoria's Secret. Read more...

Macworld It’s a big moment when Apple unveils a new version of iOS at WWDC each summer. After all, this software is running on a billion-odd iPhones and can fundamentally change the way they all behave: iOS updates add new features, correct flaws and UI issues, improve reliability (hopefully), and generally enhance the iPhone experience. All this without costing a penny to install. In 2023, rumormongers would have us believe, the new features part of that equation will be relatively minor, with development work on the company’s mixed-reality headset apparently costing so many engineer hours that the iOS 17 project had to be scaled back. Multiple pundits have warned that, while some smaller new features will be included, there won’t…