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Are you a developer that wants to create augmented reality apps for iOS? Here's how to get your start with ARKit.
Manage your iOS device updates all from a single administration point.
In celebration of 10 years of the App Store, we're taking a look at some of the rising talent working in the app field today.
You can tell your Mac to use a Host File instead of your DNS to go online. Here's how!
Why should you file radars? To show Apple, given finite resources, what aspects of your shared customer experience they need to prioritize fixing.
If you have an Apple development account or are signed up with the company's free public beta program, here's what you need to know to get access to software betas.
John Ciocca is a 2018 graduate of Estero High School in Florida and a WWDC 2018 student scholarship winner. This is the story of the apps he wrote and why.
Pi Day is March 14. In honor of the mathematically themed holiday, we have a list of some great Raspberry Pi projects that you can use with your iPhone or iPad.
The Raspberry Pi is a mini computer that was specifically created to make tech learning easier. Celebrate Pi Day by learning how to set one up.
Sketch 49 has been released for Mac, and it offers interactive prototyping, Apple's official iOS 11 design template, and more.
Manage all of your iOS device apps, documents and profiles from a single administration point
Need to manage a multitude of iOS devices? You can with Apple Configurator 2!
Apple is now offering to waive Apple Developer Program membership fees for select organizations. Here’s how to enroll your organization.
If you've always wished Terminal was more user-friendly, Termipal is your friend on the side.
Apple is reportedly trying to unify iOS and macOS app development. The same problems that challenged Microsoft also apply to Apple. But Microsoft is way ahead in that game, even if it's far behind in mobile.
