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  • Apple Vision Pro: Here’s List Of Features That Will Blow Your Mind! |

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  • Apple Plans To Buy AI Startup To Strengthen Its Vision Pro: Report

    The tech giant has announced more than 600 apps and games designed for the Apple Vision Pro headset.  

  • Apple Gears Up For Foldable Future: Report Indicates Entry Into Foldable Device Market by 2027 |

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  • ChatGPT-Like AI Features Coming To iPhones Soon, Anticipated In iOS 18: Apple CEO

    During the earnings call, Cook emphasized Apple’s commitment to investing in technologies that shape the future.

  • Apple Allows Sideloading Apps On iPhone In Some Countries, Excluding India

    Apple is making crucial updates on iPhone and iPad software, allowing app sideloading in the EU due to the Digital Markets Act. Changes exclude India. 

  • Apple To Plan Fees, Apply Restrictions For Third-Party Downloads |

    New Delhi: The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday that Apple, the tech giant, plans to add new fees and restrictions for third-party software downloads outside its App Store. This development follows the enforcement of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by the European Union, aimed at targeting the market clout of big technology companies and making it easier for people to move between competing services.

    Notably, all big tech companies must comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by March 7. (Also Read: Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram And Other Platforms Face Data Breach, 26 Billion Records Leaked)

    In a move specific to Europe, Apple’s proposal allows users to download software onto their iPhones directly, bypassing the App Store for the first time. In a similar vein, Meta announced plans on Monday to comply with the act, stating that users will be given more choices on how they consume its services.

    Earlier, to enhance the security features of its leading devices in markets, Apple, the tech giant, has officially released the highly awaited updates, iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3. These updates bring improvements to the supported devices. (Also Read: Apple Rolls Out iOS 17.3 Update With THESE Features; Check Here)

    The latest release includes new features, such as collaborative Apple Music playlists, AirPlay for hotel TVs, and the 2024 Black Unity wallpaper. Notably, Apple’s Stolen Device Protection steals the spotlight, adding an extra layer of security to protect user data. 

  • Apple Rolls Out iOS 17.3 Update With THESE Features; Check Here |

    New Delhi: To bolster the security features of its leading devices in markets, Apple, the tech giant, has officially released the highly awaited updates, iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3. These updates bring improvements to the supported devices.

    The latest release includes a suite of new features, such as collaborative Apple Music playlists, AirPlay for hotel TVs, and the 2024 Black Unity wallpaper. Notably, Apple’s Stolen Device Protection steals the spotlight, adding an extra layer of security to protect user data. (Also Read: Google Layoffs: Employees Plan Protests; CEO Confirms More Job Cuts in 2024)

    Here’s a quick look at everything new with iOS 17.3

    Stolen Device Protection

    Within the Stolen Device Protection feature, it is now mandatory to use Face ID or Touch ID for accessing stored passwords. Additionally, any modifications to crucial settings, such as altering the Apple ID password or device passcode, are now subject to a security delay.

    Collaborative Apple Music Playlists

    In earlier beta releases of iOS, this feature enables users to either create new playlists or utilize existing ones, while also inviting friends or family to contribute songs to the playlist. Users on Apple Music can enhance their collaborative playlist experience by adding emoji reactions such as a heart or thumbs up.

    AirPlay for Hotel TVs

    The latest feature helps you to stream content from Apple devices like iPads, iPhones, and Macs in select hotels that Apple deems as AirPlay compatible.

    AppleCare and Warranty Information

    With this feature, users can now view coverage information for all devices associated with their Apple ID. (Also Read: Apple’s Vision Pro Unveils Future In These Areas; Check Details)

    2024 Unity Wallpaper

    With this update, Apple introduces the striking 2024 Unity wallpaper. This artwork, part of the Black Unity collection, celebrates Black history and culture.

  • Apple’s Vision Pro Unveils Future In These Areas; Check Details |

    New Delhi: Mike Rockwell and Alan Dye provided insights into the creation and future possibilities of the eagerly awaited Vision Pro mixed-reality headset in a special video shared with Apple staff, scheduled for release on February 2. They explored potential uses beyond the initially highlighted consumer features, suggesting innovative applications in areas like medical procedures, aircraft repair, and education.

    Rockwell, the vice president in charge of the device emphasized the possibilities of the Vision Pro in surgical environments. He pointed out that surgeons frequently encounter difficulties in accessing scattered information while performing procedures. (Also Read:Meta To Let EU Users Unlink Their Instagram, Facebook, And Messenger Accounts)

    The mixed-reality headset could gather this data, offering a unified and simplified interface with the potential to improve patient outcomes, As per the transcript of the video conversation by Bloomberg.

    It’s reported that the company is already considering uses beyond the consumer market. Rockwell is enthusiastic about the headset’s possibilities in education and learning. For example, technicians and aircraft mechanics could use the device for top-notch training experiences that were not possible before.

    Apple revealed a 25% discount on the Vision Pro for its staff along with extra benefits in a bid to promote employee usage. Although this discount is not as substantial as those provided during earlier product launches. It includes the smartwatch and HomePod smart speaker and represents a notable reduction in the headset’s cost for employees.

    Apple detailed extra advantages, such as a $500 credit for a Mac every three years in a message to its employees. It can be used towards buying the Vision Pro. The company has committed to cover the expense of prescription lenses for the headset making it more affordable for employees who require vision correction.

    Two important members of Rockwell’s team, Dave Scott and Yaniv Gur are actively looking into opportunities in enterprise and education for the Vision Pro to explore the range of uses. Scott, who was previously involved with Apple’s car team, is concentrating on potential applications in the business sector. Meanwhile, Gur who formerly oversaw engineering for Apple’s productivity apps is investigating how the innovative mixed-reality headset can be applied in educational settings.

  • Apple Could Launch New iPad Lineup In 2024; Check Expected Specs |

    The tech giant Apple is likely to launch a complete refresh of gadgets for the entire iPad lineup this year in 2024, reportedly. The Cupertino-based company is working on introducing new iPad Pro and iPad Air models this year. Notably, Apple currently sells five different variants of the iPad, which include the iPad Pro, ninth and 10th generation regular iPad models, iPad Air, and the iPad mini.

    According to reports, Apple is rumored to be working on an iPad Air with a 12.9-inch IPS LCD screen that would make it the biggest iPad Air. Hence, the overall dimensions of the 12.9-inch iPad Air could be larger than those of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro from Apple’s tablet lineup. (Also Read: Vivo G2 With Powerful 5,000mAh Battery And Camera Launched; Check Price)

    The 5th Gen iPad Air currently offers a 10.9-inch screen in a single size. According to a tipster, Apple is expected to offer the iPad Air and iPad Pro models in two different screen sizes. The Air will include 10.9-inch and 12.9-inch display models, while the Pro model will offer slightly bigger displays at 11 and 13 inches.

    Moreover, the iPad Air is expected to feature a USB-C port, a quad-speaker setup, and a power button that doubles as a Touch ID sensor. Hardware-wise, the M2 chip is expected to power the upcoming iPad Air, while the more powerful M3 chip might be reserved for the iPad Pro lineup. The iPad Pro will reportedly get an OLED screen, a revamped Magic Keyboard accessory, and an updated design. (Also Read: iPhone 16 May Introduce New Dedicated Camera Button: Report)

    It is noted that Apple could announce the new iPad Pro lineup in Q1 2024, followed by the iPad Air in Q2, and finally, the base iPad mini and 11th Gen iPad in Q3 2024, alongside the iPhone 16 series, as per reports. 

  • Apple To Pay iPhone 7 Users Who Faced ‘Loop Disease’ Audio Issues |

    New Delhi: Apple has reached an agreement to settle a US class action lawsuit, in which the company will be paying $35 million to iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus users, who were prone to audio issues due to a defective chip in the devices.

    The company has now started notifying eligible customers by email, reports MacRumors. Users who are eligible to receive payment from Apple must have owned an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus between September 16, 2016 and January 3, 2023. (Also Read: Realme 12 Pro Series To Launch On January 29 In India: Flipkart Listing Unveils These Details)

    There must also be a documented complaint with Apple regarding the speaker issues, or users must have paid Apple to repair or replace the device. The deadline to choose a payment method, object to the settlement, or opt-out is June 3. (Also Read: OpenAI To Introduce ChatGPT In Classrooms: Here’s How It Will Help Students)

    The proposed settlement, which needs to be approved by a California court on July 18, offers up to $349 to those who paid Apple out of pocket and up to $125 to others, the report noted. In 2019, Apple was sued in several US states over the “loop disease” audio issue. The lawsuits claimed that Apple had breached warranties and violated consumer protection laws.

    Despite agreeing to a settlement, Apple denied all allegations of wrongdoing, and the court hearing the case has not ruled in favour of Apple or the plaintiffs. Meanwhile, Apple has demanded that Fortnite creator Epic Games pay them more than $73 million for legal fees amid their ongoing dispute over App Store payment methods.

    On January 16, the US Supreme Court refused to consider any side’s appeals, ending the three-year legal battle between Epic Games and Apple. But, after the case was over, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that Epic Games owes Apple $73 million in legal fees and other costs, reports Apple Insider.