![]() ![]() But the starting price of $1200 is arguably higher for an entry-level machine even if we add all the improvements by Apple. A chunkier, squared-off look, a fanless body, a new 13.6-inch Liquid Retina Display and the second-generation M2 chip makes the new MacBook Air the coolest notebook in town. Let’s be frank: the refreshed MacBook Air looks stunning. (Image credit: Apple) A $200 price increase on the new MacBook Air With the new $1200 MacBook Air hitting stores next month, the era of a sub-$1000 Mac notebook is over it seems. But for now, Apple is happy making the future cars from major manufacturers “connected” and “intelligent” with the help of CarPlay. Maybe someday Apple might want to make a car on its own. We still don’t know many details, but one thing is clear: Apple seems to be interested in proving its in-car OS to the leading automakers. The first cars that support the next-generation CarPlay will be announced late next year. The level of customisation features and the way you control your radio, adjust your AC and view car data like fuel level or speed shows how serious Apple is thinking about getting the software right on cars. The best part of the new CarPlay experience is how it adapts to multi-display dashboards and screens, depending on what car you own. The all-new CarPlay takes the in-car interface beyond just displaying the information on your iPhone to the actual hardware integration with your car. Nobody thought that Apple would preview the next generation of its in-app car mirroring tech at WWDC. Like iOS 16, expect the new watchOS to release this September.Apple’s plans to introduce the updated in-car system CarPlay at this year’s WWDC tell a lot about its grand plans to make future cars “connected” through intelligent software. Rumours suggest more health and fitness features as well as upgrades to Apple Pay. The new Apple Watch could revealed at WWDC 2022 with news of what to expect from watchOS 9. Expect iOS 16 to release in September alongside some new hardware – perhaps the iPhone 14. The details will be announced today at WWDC 2022 and then developers and public beta testers will likely get access through June to test the new features. The event begins at 6pm BST / 5pm CEST / 1pm EDT / 10am PDT and will be live streamed from the apps and sites above, as well as on here. We have the livestream link embedded here (above) too, so you can watch along with us and take in the news as it happens. Memoji's are being used to promote WWDC 2022 (Image credit: Apple) How to watch the Apple WWDC 2022 keynoteĪpple will be live streaming its WWDC 2002 keynote on as well as Apple's YouTube channel, the Apple developer app and on Apple TV via the app. If you're looking for the best Apple deals right now, we have you covered too. ![]() If you need to catch up on the latest Apple hardware, read our Mac Studio review, we take a look at rumours of the new MacBook, and round up all the details surrounding the Apple iPhone 14. ![]() And there are a bunch of health and fitness updates coming to the Apple Watch with watchOS 9, plus some stunning new Apple Watch faces. In terms of software, big things are happening with iOS 16 – and we round up our 5 favourite features right here (including one you've been begging for). We were also surprised to catch what we think is a glimpse of the future Apple Car (this is a pretty big deal). With keynotes from Apple's Tim Cook, and a real buzz about the audience, we were there to report back on all you need to know.įirstly, the MacBook Air M2 took centre-stage, with its updated chip, body design and controversial returning feature ( that, surprisingly, we weren't too upset about). The Apple WWDC 2022 event has finished and a plethora of new hardware and software was revealed. ![]()
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