It has long been expected that Apple would be announcing a new streaming TV service, along with new Apple TV boxes at WWDC. However according to Re/code that will not be case and the new service will not be announced at the conference. Apple is said to have started advising the networks of the delay, due to not all the deals being in place. There is no mention in the story ...

We mentioned last week about the Message bug that was causing iMessages to crash and iPhones to reboot. Whilst Apple is still working on an official fix, they have posted an official support document with some suggested fixes.

You might recall all the excitement caused by the sightings of the streetview like vans that were linked to Apple. In fact ...

The new 15-inch MacBook Pro has a hidden spec bump that has been revealed via its updated support page. 9to5Mac have noticed the specs confirm that the 15-inch is the first Apple Notebook to support single-stream 4K displays at full resolution and 5K displays (via dual-cable Display port). Speculation is that the move to AMD chips is behind the new ability.

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There is really no other place to start the news today than with the iMessage bug that causes the messages app to crash and iPhones to reboot. Apple has acknowledged the issue and indicated it will seek to fix it via a software update, though no timeframe has been given. In the meantime 9to5Mac have some suggestions on how to workaround the issue.

Elsewhere WWDC and what we will see ...

This one is for the wireless geeks out there. 9to5Mac are reporting that in OS 10.10.4 Apple have dropped discoveryd and reverted to the previous methods used in prior versions of OS X. This change has followed from many complaints from developers about the poor networking performance under Yosemite. I know the network share issue identified in the story is something we see on our network ...

From left to right: Alan Dye, Jony Ive and Richard Howarth (Photo: Gabriela Hasbun for The Telegraph)

Given it was a holiday in the US overnight; you might be forgiven for thinking that there might not be much news around. That is pretty much correct but there is one fairly significant piece of news.

Apple has confirmed in an internal e-mail obtained ...

9to5Mac have continued their reveal of the expected upcoming iOS and OS X updates expected at WWDC. This time their sources are indicating that Apple is limiting new features in favour of a “big focus on quality”. It had previously been reported that this was the case with iOS 9 but the same approach is expected to be used with OS X 10.11. In both cases it seems there will be plenty of under the hood improvements and new security features.

Also on the WWDC front, Apple is expected ...

With WWDC fast approaching attention is beginning to turn to what we might see on the OS front revealed to developers. According to 9to5Mac we will see the new system font from the Apple Watch rolled out across the full Apple range. Now that may excite some, since it seems there is much angst at the use of Helvetica Neue and its focus on clean lines rather than readability.

There could ...

It is nice to be starting the morning news with some new, well refreshed, Apple computers leading the way. Kicking us of is an upgrade to the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina, which has received an upgrade to Force Touch, faster flash storage, longer battery life and faster discrete graphics. Interestingly in their release Apple says the flash storage is 2.5 times faster than the previous model. The new models are up at the Apple store and ready to order starting at $2,799 here in Australia.

Also getting a refresh, though ...