Apple Removes 'Sketch' Style from Image Playground Feature
Apple quietly drops the promised 'sketch' style option from its upcoming Image Playground feature, leaving only animation and illustration styles. The reason for this change remains unclear as the company prepares to roll out iOS 18.2 and iPadOS 18.2 updates.
iPhones Mysteriously Reboot During Police Encounters, Sparking Privacy Debate
Law enforcement agencies report iPhones unexpectedly shutting down and requiring passcodes during routine stops, raising questions about digital privacy. This phenomenon has left police frustrated while civil liberties advocates see it as a potential safeguard for personal information.
App Store Giants Face Scrutiny Over 'Shadow IP Enforcement' Practices
Google and Apple's app store policies are under fire for their opaque intellectual property rules and takedown procedures. Small developers argue these practices, coupled with the platforms' market dominance, are harming their businesses and calling for more transparent systems.
EU Launches Antitrust Probe into Corning's Smartphone Glass Dominance
The European Commission investigates Corning for potential anticompetitive practices in the smartphone cover glass market. The probe focuses on exclusivity contracts that may hinder competition and affect prices and innovation in the industry.
Apple Unveils Public Betas with Revolutionary AI Features for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
Apple releases first public betas of iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2, showcasing advanced AI capabilities. New features include Image Playground, Genmoji, ChatGPT integration with Siri, and Visual Intelligence for select devices.
Apple to Boost AI Capabilities with M4-Powered Servers in 2024
Apple plans to upgrade its intelligent servers with M4 chips next year, enhancing AI-driven features. This move signals Apple's commitment to advancing its artificial intelligence capabilities and expanding its AI ecosystem.
Reviving the iPod: How Elite Obsolete Electronics Keeps the Legacy Alive
Discover how Elite Obsolete Electronics is breathing new life into Apple's iconic iPod, 23 years after its debut. This Michigan-based company offers repairs, upgrades, and customizations, catering to music enthusiasts seeking a distraction-free listening experience.
Apple Rumored to Develop 90Hz Displays for iPad Air, Studio Display, and iMac
Apple is reportedly working on new 90Hz display technology for future versions of the iPad Air, Studio Display, and 24-inch iMac. This upgrade could bring smoother visuals and more responsive touch input to these popular devices.
Google Developing Cross-Platform File Sharing for Apple Devices
Google is reportedly creating a file sharing client for Apple devices, aiming to bridge the gap between tech ecosystems. This tool could offer iPhone and Mac users a seamless way to exchange files with Android and Windows devices.
Vision Pro's visionOS 2.2 Beta Expands Mac Virtual Display with Wide and Ultrawide Modes
Apple's latest visionOS 2.2 beta introduces wide and ultrawide modes for Mac Virtual Display on Vision Pro, offering expansive digital workspaces equivalent to multiple 4K monitors. This update promises enhanced productivity and a more immersive spatial computing experience.