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Apple is reportedly unlikely to bring the health app to iPad and Mac.
The Health app is currently only available as an iPhone app.
Health information including heart rate data and more can be found in the Health app.

Those hoping for an iPad or Mac Health app are likely to be disappointed this year.

Apple is set to announce a raft of new software updates during the WWDC opening keynote on June 6, but while a ton of features will be added and others will be refreshed, one much-wanted feature isn’t going to be announced according to a new report.

Writing as part of the weekly Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that those hoping that the Health app will make the jump from iPhone to iPad or Mac will be out of luck.

Currently, the only device that includes the Health app is Apple’s iPhone, leaving iPad and Mac owners left to use their phone’s small display when checking out potentially lifesaving information, including that regarding their he…

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Apple is set to announce iOS 16 on June 6 with an early developer beta released the same day.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes the update will add a new lock screen feature.
It’s thought that widget-like information could be displayed directly on the lock screen.

Apple could be giving existing iPhone users a new lock screen including access to widgets.

Apple could be about to give older iPhones a big lock screen update when it announces iOS 16 next week, according to a new report. The change won’t require people buy a new iPhone, unlike other improvements set to be made by the huge new software update.

Writing as part of this week’s Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests that the iOS 16 update will bring a refreshed lock screen to existing iPhones, including the current iPhone 13 lineup. Gurman believes that ”major enhancements” are coming, ”including wallpapers that have widget-like capabilities.”

It isn’t immediately clear what that would…

If you don’t have your iPhone or iPad, you can still make payments and manage your Apple Card online.

Here at iMore, we’re big fans of the Apple Card. It’s tied to your Apple ID, lives on your current iPhones or iPads associated with that Apple ID, and offers one of the most intuitive ways to manage your credit card in the Wallet app. With Apple Card in Apple Wallet, you can view transaction history, card information and even pay your bill right on your iPhone or iPad.

But sometimes you just want to manage your Apple Card online, from a website, like most other credit cards. This is a great backup to have, just in case you somehow lose access to your devices. Thankfully, Apple launched a website for Apple Card, allowing cardholders to view their balance, manage their card, and even pay their bills, all without needing the best iPhone or iPad with them. You can do it from your best Mac or any computer with a web browser.

Here’s how to pay and manage your Apple Card online with the …

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Apple is expected to announce macOS 13 during its WWDC22 opening keynote on June 6.
A new report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests an updated Settings app is in the works.
The new update is likely to be made available to everyone in or around September..

The Settings app could be about to get a refresh to make it function more like its iPhone and iPad counterpart.

Apple could be about to give one of the Mac’s most important apps a refresh when macOS 13 is announced during next week’s big WWDC opening keynote, according to a new report.

Writing for Bloomberg’s Power On newsletter, Mark Gurman says that Apple is getting ready to revamp the macOS 13 Settings app to make it more closely mirror that of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. That means that we can expect new options on a per-app basis, making it easier for people to gain granular control over what individual apps can do.

[…] the Mac will get some redesigned apps and a much-needed overhaul to System Prefe…

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Apple’s iPhones are finally set to gain an always-on display.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes iOS 16 will add support for displaying information on the lock screen.
A new iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max will likely be needed for the new feature to work.

Apple is finally set to add a new always-on display, but only for those buying a new iPhone 14 Pro.

Apple’s upcoming iOS 16 software update could add a feature that Android users have enjoyed for years, according to a new report. If correct, iOS 16 could add a new always-on lock screen to iPhones — but only if you buy a new one.

Writing in his weekly Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman notes that iOS 16 is set to add a new always-on feature, allowing iPhones to display information on the lock screen even when turned off. That information could similar to existing Apple Watch complications, for example, or a modified version of the widgets that iOS 15 already offers.

If that sounds familiar, …

Do you have what it takes to beat Groudon?

Groudon is returning to Legendary raids in Pokémon Go. Fortunately, we here at iMore have everything you need to know to win this fight and add Groudon to your roster. And be sure to check out our Best Pokémon Go accessories, so you can be fully equipped for your Pokémon Journey!

Who is Groudon in Pokémon Go?

The mascot of Pokémon Ruby, Groudon is a Legendary Ground type Pokémon and the rival of Kyogre. This Legendary dinosaur-like Pokémon is incredibly powerful, capable of causing droughts and even volcanic eruptions. Like Kyogre, Groudon spends most of its time asleep, hidden far from the reach of people and other Pokémon. When it does come face-to-face with Kyogre, the pair will engage in a devastating battle that can only be stopped by an even more powerful Legendary Pokémon, Rayquaza.

In Pokémon Go, Groudon is one of the top Ground types as is; however, in the core games, it is also capable of Primal Reversion, a state s…

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WWDC is inching ever closer with all new software for our favorite devices!

Another week has gone by, bringing us one week closer to Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2022. As of this writing, Apple’s developer conference will be taking place in just a week, where all of the next iterations of software for Apple’s devices will be shown off. Let’s dive in.

This iOS 16 concept is what Apple should do

This week, we saw a very cool concept of what iOS 16 could be from Nicholas Ghigo. In this concept video, he showcases customizable buttons on the Lock Screen, interactive widgets, a redesigned Control Center, Always On display, multiple timers, and more. A lot of these features are things that I’m hoping to see in iOS 16 myself, so it looks like I’m not the only one out here.

While my biggest customization request was for more streamlined theming and icon customization, I would love to be able to reconfigure the shortcuts on the Lock Screen too. Though I’m not sure if …

Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2021) is a powerhouse with the M1 chip. Its large Liquid Retina XDR display, slim size, and 5G connectivity make it ideal for both work and play, in the office or on the go. The fifth-generation 2021 model is slightly thicker than the previous generation, so some older cases will not fit the newer model. Protect your investment with one of the best cases for the 2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

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Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 12.9‑inch (5th generation)

Apple’s gorgeous cantilevered design is more than good-looking. This Magic Keyboard, t…