This week too, Apple saw the annual announcement of upcoming accessibility features for its products, while we further saw what else is coming in WWDC next month, so read below for all the details on these stories and more!
Apple’s ‘CarPlay Ultra’ experience is now available
About three years later, Apple announced the next generation version of the carplay with deep vehicle integration, the carplay is here at the ultra end-the expenses of an Aston Martin you can afford. Many other brands, including new additions Hyundai, Kia and origin, are working on support, however, availability should be greatly expanded over time.
क्या CarPlayY Ultra is designed to have a consistent look and feel for the entire driving experience. It integrates more directly with the vehicle to provide information on all screen of the driver, which has real -time content and gauge in the instrument cluster with options for speedometer, tacometer, fuel gauge, gauge, and more. Drivers can choose to display information from the iPhone, such as maps and media, with information from vehicle, such as advanced driver aid system and tire pressure.
Apple releases iOS 18.5 with carrier satellite support for new wallpapers, screen time changes, iPhone 13 and more
As expected, Apple released iOS 18.5 and iPados 18.5 this week, only a few changes, feature additions and relatively minor updates with bug fixes.
Apple is preparing to launch Mind-Control Support for iPhones
It seems like science fiction, but Apple is actually working with neurotechnology startup synchron, allowing users to control their devices with severe motor damage, which is called stentrode.
Top five announcements to look forward to wwdc 2025
Time definitely flies, and now we are for less than a month from the 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference, where Apple will introduce new software updates. Rumors are picking up before the incident, so we thought we would highlight some updates, about which we are eager to learn more.
WWDC 2025 will begin on 9 June at 10:00 am with a main program at Pacific time. Apple will have a live stream available, but we will also provide coverage at Macrumors.com here and for those also through the Macrumorslive Twitter account which are not able to see.
Apple Acquisition IOS 19 or beyond the upgrade calendar app indicates on the app
Apple acquired Canadian Startup Meedy Labs in April 2024, a list of a European Commission viewed by the recent French blog Macgeneraration according to a European Commission.
Mayday Labs developed the AI-operated calendar, task manager and scheduling assistant for iPhone, iPad and Mac. The All-in-One app used AI, which was to schedule your events and tasks at the ideal time, and it can learn your scheduling preferences and daily patterns over time to adapt your calendar.
It would be appropriate to assume that some of the features and technologies of the myde can be added to the Apple Intelligence umbrella under the iPhone, iPad, and MAC’s Apple calendar app.
Apple Music gets a new transfer tool to make switching from spotify
Apple introduced a new feature this week, designed to allow future Apple music users to import their saved music and playlists from third-party music services to Aapple Music.
This feature is either in an extended test stage or it has begun to roll out, and it is available in Australia and New Zealand according to an apple support document.
Apple is partnership with Songshift for the new AAPPLE Music feature. Songshift is an app that transfers music playlists on streaming platforms, but working with Apple, the functionality is directly integrated into the inapple music app.
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