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jeudi 12 juin 2025, 01:53
Apple’s battle with the UK government over end-to-end encryption has triggered a wave of opposition from major tech firms and American lawmakers. Apple is resisting a secret UK government order that demands the company weaken its encryption standards. The order, known as a ...
WhatsApp’s latest beta update is giving some users a faster way to catch up on busy conversations. It introduces an AI-powered summary button that condenses large stacks of unread messages into a tight digest as soon as you open a thread. According to WABetaInfo, tapping...
Apple is tired of robocallers cluttering your voicemail, and the company is baking a counter-measure into iOS 26. The second developer beta slaps a bright “Report Spam” button on every voicemail that comes from a number not in your contacts. One tap sends the audio clip...
Apple TV+ wasn’t built to chase trends or simply capitalize on the streaming boom. According to CEO Tim Cook, the service was created with a clear and focused mission: to tell great stories and build a meaningful, sustainable business. Unlike many competitors that...
The new haptic trailer of the F1 movie lets you feel the action, literally. And, it is only streamable on iPhones. The post F1 Movie Haptic Trailer Released Exclusively for iPhones appeared first on The Mac Observer.
Apple just won a fresh patent that turns a humble watch strap into a smart, self-identifying module, and the paperwork hints the accessory might be closer to shipping than you think. The newly granted patent, US 12,328,157 B1, dated 10 June 2025, describes a band with a tiny ...
mercredi 11 juin 2025, 22:59
Apple leaks the AirPods 3 in the new iOS 26 code. Speculating on its launch this fall, after a long 3-year wait. The post iOS 26 Code Reveals Signs of AirPods Pro 3 Development appeared first on The Mac Observer.
Apple just unveiled iOS 26, the official successor to iOS 18, at its WWDC 2025 keynote event. The jump in the version number mirrors the leap in design, with Apple calling it the biggest design overhaul since iOS 7. Right from brand-new design to powerful AI enhancements,...
Apple is bringing Genmoji 2.0 to OS 26. You can now combine two emoji to create a single, expressive image or use typed descriptions to generate new ones from scratch. The Image Playground also gets deeper customization tools, letting you adjust hairstyles and facial...
On June 11, 2007, Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage at WWDC to announce something unexpected: Safari 3 was coming to Windows. For the first time, Apple’s in-house browser would step into Microsoft’s domain. Jobs touted Safari as faster than Internet Explorer and...
macOS Tahoe (or macOS 26) is sleek, refined, and a very design-forward update. But beyond the visual polish, what’s actually new? It introduces Apple Intelligence features, a more iOS-like UI, and better visionOS integration. Still, at first glance, Sequoia brought more to ...
Apple’s first real shot at transforming Siri into a generative AI-powered assistant has hit a wall. Despite showcasing a working prototype at WWDC 2024, Apple decided not to release the updated Siri, citing its failure to meet the company’s standards for quality and...
Apple is finally expanding digital ID support in iOS 26 with the addition of U.S. passports to Apple Wallet. Announced at WWDC25, this move marks a significant step toward nationwide digital ID adoption in the United States. Until now, Apple Wallet has only supported...
Apple has updated UI templates and icon tools following WWDC25. Apple has released refreshed design resources for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26, giving developers and designers access to new UI templates that reflect the company’s updated cross-platform design...
mardi 10 juin 2025, 22:41
Apple’s WWDC 2025 keynote event was jam-packed with major reveals. From dazzling new design language and deeper Apple Intelligence integration to new apps and features, some additions truly stand out. Here are the 10 biggest announcements from WWDC 2025 that will refine your...
During Apple’s “Sleek Peek” WWDC 2025, the gang took us through an avalanche of new apps and features, including the Phone app arriving to macOS, a new dedicated Games app, iOS getting robo-killing Phone and Messages features, Spatial Widgets in visionOS and a Workout Buddy...
Apple’s first fully in-person WWDC in five years was an absolute firehose of software news. In a brisk two-hour keynote, execs Craig Federighi and Alan Dye sprinted through renamed operating systems, a shimmering new design language, and enough AI buzzwords to make a...
Apple just confirmed at WWDC that its Wallet app will soon unlock and start vehicles from 13 additional automakers, giving iPhone and Apple Watch owners far fewer reasons to carry a fob. The new partners join roughly 20 existing brands that already support the feature. Car...
Thanks to tvOS 26, Apple is transforming your iPhone into a wireless karaoke mic through a new feature for Apple TV. Available through the Sing feature in Apple Music, Karaoke nights are about to get a lot more fun as you can interact with your friends like never before....
Apple has officially dropped support for Intel-based Macs in its latest macOS release. The company confirmed at WWDC 2025 that macOS 26, named Tahoe, will be the final version to support any Intel Mac models. If you’re still using an Intel Mac, this is your last update....
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