It's official: Apple's next big event is set for September 10. It's where we will likely see the unveiling of the next iPhone range, as well as a new Apple Watch. Invites were sent out to media outlets confirming the September 10 date, which has been rumored for several weeks.

Apple is reportedly working on item trackers that will launch as Tile competitors, and code for the products was found by MacRumors in an internal build of iOS 13. New features, such as sounds coming from the trackers and augmented reality balloons, will allow users to easily find tagged items.

Despite the fact that iOS 13 isn't available to the public just yet, Apple has already taken the wraps off of the first public beta for iOS 13.1. The public beta re-adds a number of features that were in early builds of the iOS 13 beta, such as Shortcuts automations and audio sharing.

One of Apple's new features in iOS 13 is the ability to play live radio stations right from your iPhone or iPad, thanks to new partnerships with TuneIn, IHeartRadio, and others. We'll walk you through how to use the Live Radio in iOS 13, what voice commands will work, and how to access previous stations.

Apple's iOS 13 introduced a lot of new features, but it also added a new coat of paint to many existing ones. One of the biggest revamps was given to the iOS Reminders app, which has had a massive overhaul to make it ... well, far more useful. Here's how to use iOS 13's Reminders app to its fullest.

FaceTime is brilliant -- but because of the position of the camera, it's impossible to make conversations seem natural. Until now, that is. The latest version of the iOS 13 beta includes a setting that uses Apple's magical ARKit to make your FaceTime video calls seem a lot more natural.

On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Adrien Warner discuss the trending stories in tech, including the release of iOS 13 beta, SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy but loses booster, Chevy’s in-car pizza-ordering app, NASA’s atomic clock, solar panel covered cars, and more.

iOS 13 is here -- at least, the public beta has landed. You can install it now on a supported iPhone. Check out our iOS 13 hands on as we dive into some of the biggest new features, from user interface changes and Dark mode to the new Photos app. If you do plan to install it, you should backup your data.

In Apple’s iOS 13, the stage is being set for it to become the main form of personal identification you carry, due to the company opening up its NFC feature beyond simply Apple Pay. By doing this, official identification could be scanned in, creating a digital representation of the hard copy in your hand.

Are you ready for the latest and greatest Apple has to offer? No, you don't have to wait until fall for the latest iPhone: You can simply update your iOS software. Apple released the developer beta of iOS 13 for iPhones. Here's the easiest way to enjoy all the new features and additions to iOS 13.

Dismissed in a short sentence during the WWDC 2019 keynote presentation was one of the more interesting new features in iOS 13 — the introduction of swipe-typing on the standard iOS keyboard. Those who haven't enjoyed the feature on Android, or on third party iOS keyboards, are in for a treat.

Among the 2019 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference announcements were a series of updates for Apple CarPlay. The system gets a revised look and enhanced Siri integration. Apple claims CarPlay is available in 90% of new cars in the U.S. The updated CarPlay is part of iOS 13.

That's all she wrote folks: From the new Mac Pro, to the surprising announcement of iPadOS, Apple has shown us enough to keep us sated for a full year and more besides. But if you couldn't tune in, what did you miss? Here's absolutely everything we saw at Apple WWDC 2019's keynote presentation.

Apple announced at WWDC 2019 that it will be bringing two new features to its AirPods, in the form of Audio Sharing and the option for Siri to read aloud and respond to incoming messages. A new Handoff feature for the HomePod delivers a more well-rounded in-home streaming experience.

The new iOS 13 will bring sweeping changes to how photographs and videos are organized in the native Photos app, with a focus on cutting through the clutter. The editing interface has also been completely redesigned, and editing controls will now work for videos as well.

WWDC -- The annual Apple Worldwide Developer Conference -- is the place to see Apple's latest developments and announcements, and it's around the corner. But what can you actually expect to see? While iOS 13 is a dead cert, some reveals aren't so obvious. Here's what we expect at Apple WWDC 2019.

The Apple Worldwide Developer Conference begins Monday, and it's likely to be a stormer of a show. We're expecting to see the latest iPhone operating system, iOS 13, a new Mac Pro, and various other amazing announcements. But how can you actually watch it? Here's how to watch Apple WWDC 2019.

Apple developers and fans alike look forward every year to the company's Worldwide Developers Conference, better known as WWDC. Apple has confirmed the conference will take place on June 3-7 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, and the company just sent out invites to media.

Apple is rumored to be dropping support for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone SE with the release of iOS 13. If true, owners of the iPhone SE would only have three years on the latest version of the mobile operating system, which is expected to be officially revealed at the WWDC in June.

Apple is hard at work on iOS 12, the next version of its mobile operating system, but a recent report notes that the company may push some major features until next year.