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The world and the web is about to see more augmented reality made easy if you're a coder, game developer, or something with a camera.

Owners of a Mac will potentially find the next version of macOS cares about how they get their work done, giving them the ability to focus and yet also take notes wherever.

This week on The Wrap, find out what’s coming for the iPhone, iPad, and what Apple Music subscribers now get for free. Plus we’ll review Sony’s latest pair of truly wireless earphones that may well be the new benchmark. All in five.

Some good news alongside no news, as the iPad becomes capable of letting you do more, even if that "more" doesn't include M1 Mac apps.

We're not sure if there's a central theme in Apple's next iOS update, iOS 15, but "doing more" might just about cover it.

This week on The Wrap, it’s a big show packed with big gadgets. From the biggest iPad Pro to big TVs, a big camera, and the biggest news about how USB could change in a big way, this is a big show you won’t want to miss. All in five.

This week on The Wrap, learn about new sound gear, fleeceware, Apple’s big event this year, and Google’s sleep tracking tech. All that and more in five.

The world is beginning to recover from the coronavirus, but we're still not quite there, and so WWDC is online and free again this year.

What do we think of the new Samsung Galaxy Note and Google Pixel devices? Plus what’s happening in WiFi, webcams, and more. All in five.

With the announcement of a new macOS version, you might be wondering whether a Mac you might own will support it. Is your Mac friendly to Big Sur?