9to5Mac Daily Apple and Intel, more
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Sep 26, 2025 Apple and Intel are in talks regarding potential investment strategies, but no deal has been finalized yet. The EU Commission firmly denies Apple's request to get rid of the Digital Markets Act. In a groundbreaking move, iPhone 17 Pro cameras will provide multiple live angles for Friday Night Baseball broadcasts, merging advanced tech with sports entertainment. Additionally, the Apple Invites app has rolled out exciting features like Calendar Sync and a Liquid Glass design, enhancing its user experience.
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iPhone Cameras Join Live MLB Production
- Apple will use four iPhone 17 Pros as live camera sources for an MLB broadcast, integrated with traditional broadcast cameras.
- iPhone footage will display a shot-on-iPhone overlay and remain rolling for the full game ready for director cuts.
Practical Steps For iPhone Broadcast Integration
- Use widely available tools like Blackmagic Camera app and the Pro Dock to integrate iPhones into broadcast workflows.
- Watch for iPhone overlay indicators during streams so viewers know when a shot comes from an iPhone.
Invites App Gets Major Usability And Design Boost
- The Invites app added Calendar Sync, Liquid Glass visuals, and in-app video playback for shared albums in its biggest update since launch.
- Apple ties the app more closely to iCloud Plus features and iOS 26 design language.
