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Siri in iOS 12.2 can recommend relevant Today at Apple sessions on the Lock screen
Starting with iOS 12.2, Siri can recommend Today at Apple sessions that are relevant to you, right on the Lock screen, based on your interests as well as Safari and app usage. These are in addition to the existing, not-so-smart recommendations available within the Apple Store app.
A sketchy report claims Apple’s Project Titan may end up being an electric-powered van
Nearly three years ago, the Project Titan initiative went from building an Apple-branded electric vehicle to the creation of an autonomous driving system, but a new report out of Germany on Thursday alleges that Apple could instead be building an electric-powered van.
Facebook promises a prompt fix for WhatsApp’s Face/Touch ID vulnerability
WhatsApp recently brought an optional feature for locking your chats with Face ID or Touch ID, requiring a positive biometric scan to unlock the app, but it can be bypassed through iOS's system-wide Share sheets. Facebook is aware of the problem and has promised a prompt fix.
WSJ: Apple and Goldman Sachs’ joint credit card due this spring with cool Wallet features
Apple and investment bank Goldman Sachs are working on a joint credit card, to be launched this spring, that will have some unique features in iOS's Wallet app to help iPhone users manage their money, like setting spending goals and managing balances.
A brief summary of this week’s small updates to the Sileo beta preview
The Sileo Team has been hard at work this week, renovating the Sileo beta preview and its various dependencies for optimal performance on devices that have been jailbroken using Electra.
As you might come to expect, the Sileo Team has been incrementally updating the community via Twitter with blurbs about what's new. Given just how much has changed in the Sileo beta preview since our last coverage, this piece will sum up everything new from this week.
Samsung announces new AirPods competitor and two new wearables
Rounding out our recap of Samsung's big Unpacked event today are the announcements of a new AirPods competitor, Galaxy Buds, and two near wearables: the Galaxy Watch Active smartwatch and Galaxy Fit fitness band. We've put together a full overview of these devices for you below.
Samsung debuts new Galaxy S10 handsets with triple lens camera system and in-display fingerprint scanner
In addition to the Galaxy Fold, Samsung announced a slew of new handsets at its big Unpacked event in San Francisco on Wednesday. In fact, the new Galaxy S10 lineup looks a lot like the iPhone lineup with a 6.1-inch S10, a larger 6.4-inch S10+, and a smaller, less-expensive S10e. Check out our full overview below.
Samsung unveils Galaxy Fold smartphone, coming in April for $1,980
After months of teasing, Samsung today unveiled its first foldable smartphone. Aptly-named the Galaxy Fold, the handset will apparently be ready to launch by April 26, with a staggering starting price of $1,980.
Apple is considering previewing its upcoming modular Mac Pro architecture at WWDC in June
Apple is reportedly considering previewing its upcoming, high-throughput modular Mac Pro architecture at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which is thought to take place this year from June 3-7 at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center.
The latest Apple Watch ad is about Maps turn-by-turn navigation and the freedom of cellular
Apple United Kingdom via its official YouTube channel released a new advertisement this morning that promotes cellular connectivity on the LTE-enabled Apple Watch Series 4.
Bloomberg: universal iOS/macOS apps coming by 2021 as Apple plans its own Mac chips
Software developers will soon be able to design universal iOS/macOS apps that work with a touchscreen or a mouse/trackpad, depending on whether they're running on the iPhone and iPad hardware or on a Mac. The app merger initiative, dubbed Project Marzipan, comes as Apple is reportedly planning replacing Intel chips with its own Mac processors.