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A comprehensive visual history of the Apple.com website from 1994 to 2019. View the evolution of Apple's website from imagemap-based basic HTML homepages in ...

Starting next week, your in-app events can be discovered right on the App Store, giving you a whole new way to showcase your events and expand their reach. You can now create in-app events in App Store Connect and schedule them to appear on the App Store. These timely events, such as game competitions, movie premieres, and livestreamed experiences, can encourage people to try your app, provide existing users with new ways to enjoy your app, and give former users reasons to return. Events will appear on the App Store on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 starting October 27, 2021.Learn about in-app events

I do this talk called "The Engineer, The Designer, and The Dictator", and it's a talk about the things I love. It's a little bit about the nature of engineers and why I think we might have more power than we deserve. I talk about designers, the creators of art, and how I want the engineers and desig

Useful additions, but not flashy ones

As announced at Apple's "California Streaming" media event on September 14, the public release of iOS 15 will be on Monday, September 20....

An iterative update after a major overhaul.

How new laws and organizing workers could change the company forever

‎Show Tomorrow, Ep A single serving of Paul Ford - Mar 2, 2021

You need to pick your priorities, but you can still find a great phone at this price.

Thoughtful, savvy indy iOS Devs.

Searchable full-text transcripts of WWDC sessions.

The annual Apple Design Awards recognizes technical and design excellence for iPhone and Mac apps. This year's ceremony recognized several great applications.

Tony Fadell doesn’t fit the Silicon Valley mold. His parents were neither engineers nor scientists, but his grandfather gave him a passion for both building things and for design. His grandfather recognized his love for computing and offered to match whatever the then 11-year old Fadell had to help him buy his first computer—an Apple II.