This week:
- MORE iOS17 leaks!
- Not even Apple knows the point of their upcoming headset
- Side-loading KIND OF coming to iOS
- Apple planning journaling app
- How to download the Watch Face Tim Cook uses!
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This week's stories
iOS 17 could bring new Lock Screen features, App Library customization
- As WWDC23 inches closer to its scheduled date, more leaks about iOS 17 are surfacing online. A new rumor details all the Lock Screen changes Apple plans to debut in the next iOS release.
- The tweaks include changing the Lock Screen font size, sharing custom Lock Screen designs with other iPhone users, and more.
This is all we need to say >>> iOS 17 Rumored to Feature Wallet and Find My Improvements, macOS 14 to Be Minor Update
Appeals court agrees App Store doesn’t violate US antitrust law
- A United States appeals court agreed with a lower court’s ruling that Apple’s App Store does not break U.S. antitrust law. This is a victory for Apple’s efforts to keep the government from changing the way the App Store runs.
Apple Health app might finally come to iPad
- Apple is reportedly about to fill a glaring hole in the collection of software that comes bundled on iPads. A version of Apple’s Health app for tablets will, at long last, launch in autumn 2023, according to a reliable source.
Also - Apple Watch might sync to iPad and Mac with watchOS 10
- “Apple Watch will sync across multiple iOS/iPadOS/Mac devices, and will no longer be tied to one single iPhone,” according to a tipster who calls themselves @analyst941 on Twitter.
Apple poised to launch wellness-focused journaling app
- Apple Inc. is planning an iPhone app to let users compile their daily activities as part of its efforts in the market for mental and physical health technology, according to documents viewed by The Wall Street Journal.
- The software will compete in a category of so-called journaling apps, such as Day One, which lets users track and record their activities and thoughts. The new Apple product underscores the company’s growing interest in mental health.
Apple Will Take Scattershot Approach to Pitching AR/VR Headset
How Apple headset’s external battery pack will work
- Apple’s upcoming AR/VR headset reportedly will use an external battery pack with a new type of proprietary magnetic connector. The wearer will keep the external battery in their pocket while using the headset.
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Download the Apple Watch face Tim Cook uses
