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Apple’s 2025 Accessibility Feature Preview
- Apple announces new accessibility features including Accessibility Nutrition Labels for apps and games on the App Store.
- Updates include the Magnifier app for Mac, Braille Access feature, and improvements to Apple Vision Pro.
- CarPlay enhancements for users who are deaf include sound recognition for various alerts like crying babies and sirens.
- App Store pages to show developers' support for accessibility features, while concerns exist about transparency and verification of these features.
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20th anniversary iPhone’s display could also wrap around the top and bottom edges
- Apple is planning to utilize a wraparound OLED display panel on the 20th anniversary iPhone set to launch in 2027.
- The device may feature a bezel-less screen that curves around all four edges, partnering with OLED suppliers Samsung Display and LG Display.
- The 20th-anniversary iPhone is rumored to have no buttons, ports, or visible distractions, with under-display cameras for a true fullscreen appearance.
- The sophisticated design of the 20th anniversary iPhone poses manufacturing challenges due to the need for new parts and production techniques.
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Cultofmac
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visionOS 3 may let you scroll hands-free using your eyes
- The next major update to visionOS may include eye scrolling for hands-free navigation.
- Apple's Vision Pro already uses eye- and hand-tracking; eye scrolling would enhance navigating the interface.
- With visionOS 3, users may scroll through content by looking at the bottom or top of the window.
- Apple is expected to introduce visionOS 3, along with other software updates, at WWDC25 in June.
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Macrumors
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Apple Maps Now Features Insights From 'Expert Sources' Like Michelin Guide
- Apple Maps app is being updated with insights, ratings, and reviews from expert sources to help users find top-ranked restaurants, hotels, and more.
- Users can search for Michelin-starred, Green Star, and Bib Gourmand restaurants, along with Michelin Key hotels in the U.S., with plans for expansion to other regions.
- Apple is integrating insights and accolades from MICHELIN Guide, The Infatuation, and Golf Digest into Maps to enhance the user experience.
- Additional expert sources such as The Infatuation and Golf Digest will also contribute rankings and insights to the Maps app, offering users a more comprehensive resource.
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This eye tracking could be the coolest Apple Vision Pro idea yet, and it could arrive soon
- Apple Vision Pro users are expected to receive an update introducing eye tracking for intuitive scrolling through apps.
- The feature will enable users to scroll using only their eyes, enhancing the interaction with the headset beyond hand gestures.
- Initially, this eye-tracking feature may be limited to Apple's own apps, but developers will have access to incorporate it into third-party apps as well.
- The eye-tracking technology has been previously introduced by Apple in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 as an accessibility feature using Dwell Control, and it is expected to be a part of the Vision Pro update scheduled for visionOS 3 release at WWDC 2025 on June 9.
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The Apple Post
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Developer app updated ahead of WWDC with new iMessage stickers
- Apple has updated its Developer app ahead of WWDC25 with new iMessage stickers.
- WWDC25 is scheduled to start on June 9, offering in-person experiences at Apple Park and online streaming for a global audience.
- The conference will feature the introduction of iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, tvOS 19, watchOS 12, visionOS 3, and more.
- The latest Developer app update includes a fresh collection of animated iMessage stickers like a surfing dinosaur, an octopus typing on a keyboard, and a flying pig.
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Macrumors
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Top Five Announcements to Look Forward to at WWDC 2025
- Apple is planning a major design overhaul for iOS 19, with a look inspired by visionOS, featuring round buttons, glassier interface elements, and a simplified design style.
- The mystery surrounding the name of macOS 16 will be unveiled at WWDC, with potential names including Condor, Redwood, Shasta, and more, following the California landmark naming tradition.
- Expect new app designs in iOS 19, with buttons having more transparency, pop-out menus, rounded buttons, tab bars, and a glassy visionOS look.
- iOS 19 will introduce AI-powered battery management to analyze usage habits and make automatic adjustments to minimize battery usage for enhanced battery life.
- Apple is developing a live translation feature for AirPods in iOS 19 and an upcoming AirPods Pro firmware update to enable real-time language translations during in-person conversations.
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Eye scrolling is allegedly coming to the Vision Pro this fall
- Apple's rumored Vision Pro headset is expected to introduce eye scrolling feature in built-in apps with the release of visionOS 3 operating system this fall.
- Third-party developers will also have the opportunity to incorporate eye-scrolling functionality in their software.
- The feature will not require new hardware as it will leverage Vision Pro's existing eye-tracking hardware and software.
- Apple has previously introduced eye tracking to the iPhone with iOS 17 update, mainly for users with disabilities.
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Tariffs Drive Smartphone Manufacturers to Boost US Inventory, Shift Sourcing to India
- United States smartphone shipments increased by 30% in March as manufacturers rushed to bring new inventory into the country before tariffs were implemented by the Trump administration.
- U.S. smartphone inventories rose by 51% compared to March 2024, with India's share of U.S.-bound smartphone shipments growing from 16% to 26% in the first quarter of 2025.
- Apple, Samsung, and Motorola boosted their shipments from India in response to the tariffs, which helped insulate Apple from immediate pricing impacts in the U.S.
- The U.S. smartphone market saw a 12% growth in the first quarter, with Apple increasing its inventory ahead of the tariffs. Apple plans to source all U.S.-bound iPhones from India by the end of 2026.
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Macrumors
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Apple Prepares for WWDC 2025 With Developer App Update
- Apple has updated its Developer app for WWDC 2025, which will include session videos, 1-on-1 labs, and more.
- The Developer app will stream the WWDC 2025 keynote event and showcase sessions like Platforms State of the Union.
- New animated stickers have been added to the Developer app, including Genmoji-inspired options and California poppies.
- At WWDC 2025, Apple will reveal updates for iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, tvOS 19, visionOS 3, and watchOS 12 with no hardware products expected.
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Digitaltrends
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Apple Pro Display XDR monitor review: the best Mac monitor will cost you
- The Apple Pro Display XDR is a high-end monitor offering superior HDR support and image fidelity, with a starting price of $4,999 without the stand or VESA connector.
- Despite being expensive, the Pro Display XDR is considered a relative bargain compared to its competitors, targeting reference-level monitors priced at $20,000 or more.
- The monitor features a luxurious design with excellent build quality and integration with macOS, offering a stunning 6K resolution and wide color gamut for professionals.
- Connectivity is limited with four USB-C ports, while the Pro Display XDR lacks built-in speakers and relies on software controls via macOS for adjustment.
- The display excels in image sharpness and fidelity, providing accurate color reproduction, high contrast ratios, and exceptional HDR performance suitable for professional creators.
- Competing monitors like the Dell UltraSharp U3224KB offer similar features at a lower price, but lack the extreme brightness and HDR support of the Pro Display XDR.
- While the Pro Display XDR remains the best monitor for Mac users, its high cost makes it less accessible to most consumers, with more affordable alternatives available.
- For professionals requiring top-tier image quality and HDR capabilities, the Pro Display XDR justifies its price tag and seamless integration with the macOS ecosystem.
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BGR
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Apple Vision Pro to get eye tracking controls in visionOS 3
- Apple is set to introduce eye tracking controls in visionOS 3 for Apple Vision Pro, allowing users to navigate through software using eye movements instead of hand gestures.
- This feature aims to enhance user experience by leveraging the existing eye-tracking hardware and software in Vision Pro, making navigation more convenient and intuitive.
- visionOS 3 is anticipated to be unveiled alongside other software updates like iOS 19 and iPadOS 19, with rumors suggesting the release of a lighter version named Apple Vision Air later in the year.
- Additionally, Apple is reportedly working on a model that can connect to a Mac for applications requiring low latency, especially in enterprise and healthcare sectors.
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BGR
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The best iOS 19 feature might not be a feature at all
- Apple is expected to preview iOS 19 with ecosystem-wide revamp for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, along with new AI changes.
- The most anticipated feature in iOS 19 is a decrease in bugs and glitches, as Apple is reportedly focusing on delivering a more functional experience.
- Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple is pushing engineers to ensure the upcoming releases are less glitchy, with past upgrades facing criticism for bugs and malfunctioning features.
- While bug-free iOS 19 beta 1 may not be guaranteed, users can expect a smoother experience by beta 3 and official release due to Apple's emphasis on bug fixes.
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Cultofmac
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What to expect from the 20th anniversary iPhone
- Apple is reportedly planning to launch a new model for the 20th anniversary of the iPhone, featuring significant design changes similar to the iPhone X and eliminating the Dynamic Island.
- Multiple reports suggest that the upcoming 20th anniversary iPhone will feature an under-display front-facing camera, a 4-sided bending display, and a mostly glass, curved design without any cutouts in the display.
- The 20th anniversary iPhone is expected to be released in 2027, breaking away from the iPhone X design that has been consistent for several years. Before that, new models like the iPhone 17 Air are set to be introduced.
- The new design aims for an all-screen, curved device with sensors built into the display, offering a significant departure from previous iPhone models and creating anticipation for the future of iPhone designs.
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Macrumors
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visionOS 3 Will Let Apple Vision Pro Users Scroll With Their Eyes
- Apple is working on a visionOS 3 feature that would allow Vision Pro users to scroll through content with their eyes.
- The new feature aims to eliminate the need for hand gestures when navigating websites, reading, and more.
- Eye scrolling capabilities will be added to all built-in apps on the Vision Pro, with APIs in development for third-party developers.
- visionOS 3 is expected to be unveiled at the Worldwide Developers Conference starting on June 9.
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