The Dynamic Island feature on the iPhone 17 should become “more functional and integrated” thanks to “significant changes” Apple has in the works.
iPhone 17 could bring a more functional Dynamic Island
The Dynamic Island feature on the iPhone 17 should become “more functional and integrated” thanks to “significant changes” Apple has in the works.
If you’ve been following along, then you’ve likely heard about Apple’s plans to launch a smart home hub device – something akin to a HomePod with an integrated iPad-style screen that could be used to control in-home devices via a new operating system that Apple might call homeOS.
Another day, another behind-the-scenes update from Apple – this time having to do with what the Cupertino-based company considers vintage and obsolete products.
Apple made some important changes to its Trade-In Program values on Thursday that will affect consumers who try to give the company their old device in exchange for a discount toward the purchase of a newer device.
Apple could refresh its Vision Pro headset this year, but the device will reportedly be a “chip-and-ship” update instead of a major redesign.
It was first revealed nearly two years ago that Apple was working on a means to wirelessly deploy software updates on sealed iPhones in its retail stores before their first sale, and the technology has since been implemented. But could similar technology be coming to other Apple devices?
Back in December of 2024, Apple acquired a popular iCloud Passwords extension that enabled iCloud Keychain auto-fill capabilities in the Mozilla Firefox web browser. This allowed even Firefox users to enjoy one of the conveniences enjoyed by users of Apple’s first party Safari web browser.
The base iPhone 17 could be the only model in Apple's 2024 smartphone lineup equipped with 8GB of RAM instead of 12, like the entire iPhone 16 family.
IKEA will refresh its smart home products with Matter compatibility, so they can be used with Apple Home and other platforms without its hub.
The official Apple Support app for the iPhone and iPad could gain an AI-powered support chatbot to resolve some customers' queries without human agents.
Apple is reportedly in active talks to acquire the rights to stream Formula 1 i the United States on its Apple TV video service through the built-in TV app.