Right before Apple's WWDC 2013 keynote begins today, one of what we must assume will be several system-wide onscreen keyboard replacement apps has leaked. This miniature bit of information lets us know that Apple will more than likely be allowing said keyboard (Fleksy) along with multiple other keyboard replacement apps to work inside iOS. This is a big change for Apple's mobile operating system, one where such cross-app functionality hasn't been a reality due to Apple's hard and fast control over the user interface in the operating system.
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WWDC 2013 teased with pre-event Black Banner [UPDATE]
Just as Apple teased last year at this same annual event, a covered banner has been hung - floating above the crowds at WWDC 2013 waiting to get in to the week's first major keynote. This banner is the same size as those already unveiled on the first level of the Moscone Center where the developer event is taking place, here covered from view promises something entirely new.
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AT&T iPhone getting push-to-talk for business customers
Just hours before Apple's WWDC keynote, AT&T has launched its Enhanced Push-to-Talk service on the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S, bringing walkie-talkie-esque capabilities to the iPhone for the first time. The new feature will be available in app form that business customers will be able to download and install.
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SlashGear live at WWDC 2013: We’re here!
This year’s big Apple developers conference has arrived, WWDC 2013, and SlashGear is now on the scene to bring the full top-to-bottom report to you, up close and personal. While the main entry point for Apple’s major keynote for this multi-day event will be accessible to you via SlashGear’s WWDC 2013 liveblog portal (starting at 10AM PST, June 10th), you’ll also want to catch up on Apple news, tips, and rumors leading up to this event.
WWDC iOS 7, iRadio details “confirmed” ahead of Apple announcements
As we inch closer to Apple's annual developers conference WWDC, inside sources appear to have "confirmed" details many publications had already either sources themselves or had guessed at, one way or the other. The bulk of these details center on the updated aesthetics and usability of iOS 7, as made real by Jony Ive, and the abilities of the system specifically in it's ability to send photos and video to Apple computers via OS X. They also spoke of "iRadio", a streaming music system whose name is still being guessed at here less than a day before its reveal.
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WWDC 2013 iOS 7: “polarizing” features coming up
Last year at around this time, it wasn't exactly clear what Apple would be revealing inside iOS 6. It wasn't exactly a secret, either. Here on the eve of WWDC 2013, Apple has created a bit of an information vacuum surrounding their next-generation mobile operating system.
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WWDC 2013 liveblog reminder: SlashGear will be here at 10AM PST!
Apple's big WWDC 2013 keynote will be starting at 10AM PST tomorrow morning (that's June 10th, if you did not know), and SlashGear will be bringing a liveblog to you straight from inside the Moscone Center. If the banners we've seen tied with the rumors, tips, and suggestions hold true, we'll be seeing an event that will boost the capabilities of Apple's iPhone and iPad ranges while it gives a full hardware upgrade to its laptops across the board. You'll be able to catch is all in our WWDC 2013: SlashGear Live page (linked below) just before the start and through the entirety of the event.
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WWDC 2013 iOS 7 expectations: 8 features we’ll be waiting for
WWDC is coming up quick, folks. On Monday, we’d like to think that Apple will be announcing some new products, including some new MacBooks, a possible iRadio announcement, and maybe a Mac Pro refresh. However, something we’re almost certain about is an iOS 7 unveil, thanks to getting a peek at the banners at Moscone West before WWDC kicks off. I’ve spent a lot of time with iOS, and while I mostly love the user interface, design, and apps, there are several features that are downright annoying that Apple needs to fix in iOS 7.
WWDC 2013: what you WON’T be seeing
Starting Monday, Apple’s 2013 iteration of their developers convention WWDC begins in San Francisco – and there’s a lot you’ll not be seeing. It’s not that there’ll be a lot of information under the skin and behind closed doors, that’s not what this is all about. Instead, it’s all about what’s still in the wings at Apple, what’s not quite ready to be released, and what will never, ever be released, especially not next week.
iOS 7 gets flat with Apple banner at WWDC [UPDATE: OS X]
Just days away from the start of the multi-day event, Apple has begun to decorate the Moscone Center West in San Francisco for its yearly developers conference WWDC. This year's first banner appears to bring iOS 7 to the mix with a clear and present - and massive - number 7 in rainbow-colored font. Though it's difficult to tell at the moment with so little to go on, this may be indicative of a "flattening" going on in the aesthetic presentation of the mobile software.
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Airbus prototype luggage comes iPhone-enabled with GPS tracking
While Airbus mostly focuses on designing and developing commercial aircrafts, they've designed something new that will appease to many travelers. The company has revealed a prototype luggage bag that comes with an RFID tag, GPS tracking, and a companion iPhone app to track lost luggage and manage other aspects of your luggage as well.
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Apple iMoney patent looks to take on Google Wallet
While Google Wallet hasn't made its way to the mainstream quite yet, the concept is such that we could see digital money replace physical money slowly over time at some point. According to a patent recently filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office, Apple is looking to get into the digital wallet market themselves.
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