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Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage on 9 March at the company's Spring Forward Apple Watch event to unveil the latest development in its MacBook line-up, simply named the New MacBook to create an all-new notebook line, rather than MacBook Pro or MacBook Air (those got their own, smaller updates). Here, we bring you everything you need to know about the New MacBook 2015, including its release date, UK price, specs and features. "Apple has reinvented the notebook with the new MacBook, and at just two pounds and 13.1mm, it's the thinnest and lightest Mac ever," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. "Every component of the MacBook reveals a new innovation. From its fanless design, ultra-thin Retina display and full-size keyboard that's 34 percent thinner, to its all-new Force Touch trackpad, versatile USB-C port and breakthrough terraced battery design, the new MacBook is the future of the notebook." New MacBook 201...

We've just wrapped up our live coverage here in Redmond, Washington where Microsoft held its Windows 10 press event. If you missed the two hours of announcements, here's our recap in one handy list. As usual, click the links for full details of each story. Free Windows 10 upgrade The star of the show, Windows 10 will come as a free update for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 users for the first year. Windows 10 comes with a more streamlined task bar and the ability to fullscreen the Start menu. The build also has an updated Action button with righthand side notifications bar, offering shortcuts to your favorite apps and settings. When the keyboard is detached from a Windows 10 tablet, it will also ask to go into tablet mode to switch between mobile and PC settings. The new build for Windows 10 arrives next week. Cortana on PC! Microsoft teased upcoming Windows 10 features that will arrive in the next three to five months – starting with Cortana coming to PC. She w...

We’ve just wrapped up our live coverage here in Redmond, Washington where Microsoft held its Windows 10 press event. If you missed the two hours of announcements, here’s our recap in one handy list. As usual, click the links for full details of each story. Free Windows 10 upgrade The star of the show, Windows 10 will come as a free update for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 users for the first year. Windows 10 comes with a more streamlined task bar and the ability to fullscreen the Start menu. The build also has an updated Action button with righthand side notifications bar, offering shortcuts to your favorite apps and settings. When the keyboard is detached from a Windows 10 tablet, it will also ask to go into tablet mode to switch between mobile and PC settings. The new build for Windows 10 arrives next week. Cortana on PC! Microsoft teased upcoming Windows 10 features that will arrive in the next three to five months – starting with Cortana coming to PC. She w...

Hello dear subscribers. Today we begin our course for the development of software for Apple mobile devices in the programming language Objective-C. This course will enable you to use the most advanced language features in your applications. Today I'll show you the basic functions to be implemented by developers when working with the controls of the application. Sometimes, in order to realize the most simple things, developers can write 3 times more code than the samples that we provide at conferences Apple WWDC and other examples. These lessons actually designed for developers without much difficulty could find samples of source and import them into your projects. After entering text in UITextField to hide the keyboard, the user must click on the background, then there will be an event that will roll your keyboard. Not to write dozens of lines of code, a professional programmer can hide the keyboard prescribing this code: - ( void )touchesBegan:( NSSet *)touches withEvent:( UIEven...

Hello novice developers. Today we begin work on the publication of courses for beginners Swift developers. Our team will try to publish affordable and high-quality courses, as well as additional materials for the best study material. The Basics Swift does away with the standard of declaring variables by starting with their type names, and instead opts to use a Javascript-like ‘var’ keyword to define any variable. So for instance in Objective-C where you have this: 1 NSString *myString = @ "This is my string." ; You now have this: 1 var myString = "This is my string." Meanwhile constants are expressed with the ‘let’ keyword 1 let kSomeConstant = 40 In this case kSomeConstant is implicitly defined as an integer. If you want to be more specific you can specify which type it is like so: 1 let kSomeConstant: Int = 40 With both arrays and dictionaries, they are described using brackets [] 1 var colorsArray = [ "Blue" , "Red" , "Green" , ...