An iPhone-sized prototype of a noninvasive glucose tracker will first need to be shrunk down to Apple Watch size, which could still take years.
No-prick Apple Watch glucose tracker reportedly hits a proof-of-concept stage
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WhatsApp is testing message editing with a 15-minute time limit
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Microsoft’s ChatGPT AI chatbot goes live on the Bing, Skype and Edge iPhone apps
The ChatGPT-powered chatbot has launched on the mobile Bing app. Plus, it's now integrated into the Skype and Edge apps for iPhone and Android.
This tool exports your Messages database and attachments as a text file or webpage
A new free command-line tool exports your iMessage chats, SMS texts and attachments in plain text or HTML format for easy searching and backup.
Twelve South’s HiRise Pro MacBook stand now doubles as a MagSafe iPhone charger
With a hidden chamber for a MagSafe disc charger, Twelve South’s refreshed HiRise Pro Stand will elevate your MacBook and charge your iPhone simultaneously.
New Safari features will make iPhone web apps feel more like native apps
Apple's Safari browser in iOS and iPadOS 16.4 is gaining support for features like web push notifications, making iPhone web apps work more like native apps.
Share your custom shopping lists with the updated Apple Store app
You can now share products saved in custom lists with friends and family. Plus, the app has new ways to access your shopping lists.
Spice up your messaging game with the 31 new emoticons arriving with iOS 16.4
New emoji characters, like a shaking face or new heart colors, are available on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV with iOS 16.4 and other updates.
iOS 16.4 brings new Home Screen widgets for Wallet order tracking
The Wallet app on your iPhone provides integrated purchase and order tracking. And now, iOS 16.4 brings new Home Screen widgets specifically for that functionality.
iOS 16.4 may let you see the Always-On display battery drain
iOS 16.4 code analysis suggests that you might soon be able to view precisely how much battery life is consumed when the iPhone’s Always-On display is used.
iOS 16.4’s new Focus Filter lets you turn the iPhone’s Always-On display on or off
A new Focus Filter in iOS 16.4 allows you to automatically turn the Always-On display setting on or off when using a specific focus, like Driving, to avoid distractions.