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Apple Watch Series 11 could be a massive update with these 5 rumored upgrades
- Apple is expected to unveil the Apple Watch Series 11 in September with several rumored upgrades.
- Rumored upgrades for Apple Watch Series 11 include 5G support, blood pressure monitoring, improved battery life, better processor, and watchOS 26 support.
- Potential new features may also include satellite support for hikers and explorers.
- The Apple Watch Series 11 is expected to be a significant refresh with enhancements like 5G support, advanced health monitoring capabilities, and improved performance.
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Meta To Work With Anduril On US Military Tech
- Meta Platforms is collaborating with military technology start-up Anduril Industries to develop AI and augmented reality products for providing real-time battlefield intelligence to soldiers.
- The partnership reunites Palmer Luckey, co-founder of Anduril, with Meta, which had acquired his previous gaming company Oculus VR in 2014.
- The collaboration plans to work on products like a 'sci-fi-style military helmet,' called 'Eagle Eye,' and a successor to the HoloLens for the military.
- Anduril took over a Pentagon contract from Microsoft in February for developing a military headset, aiming to enhance soldiers' experience in the field with advanced technology.
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Apple Watch Series 10 has another problem runners will hate
- A long-distance runner shared their experience with using Apple Watch Series 10 for tracking their running sessions and overall health.
- Despite being a fan of Apple Watch, the runner encountered a problem during a recent half-marathon race while using a third-party running app.
- The runner expressed disappointment with the Apple Watch Series 10 due to this issue, adding to the list of problems faced by users of the premium wearable device.
- For more details, you can read the full article on BGR website.
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This Apple Watch quirk will annoy anyone who loves collecting badges
- Apple Watch users rely on the device for tracking health parameters and reaching fitness goals.
- A new issue on the Apple Watch Series 10 is causing frustration among users, where earned badges and awards are not being displayed.
- This problem is considered more frustrating than common issues like missing heartbeats during workouts.
- Apple Watch users, including those who love collecting badges, are hoping for a quick resolution from Apple.
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Apple working to remove mechanical buttons from iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
- Apple is rumored to be developing solid-state buttons with haptic feedback for future iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch models.
- The plan for solid-state haptic buttons in iPhone models was initially thought to be canceled, but recent rumors suggest Apple is still actively investigating this technology.
- The haptic buttons would allow for differentiation between light and firm presses to trigger various functions, potentially reducing mechanical wear.
- Apple's exploration of haptic buttons across its entire product line could revolutionize the user experience with high-tech, durable controls.
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Solid-state buttons may come to future iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch models after all as Apple allegedly restarts the project
- Apple is allegedly considering implementing solid-state buttons with haptic feedback on future iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch models.
- The project, referred to as 'Project Bongo,' has been restarted within Apple, aiming to introduce solid-state buttons to the product line, including iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches.
- The decision to use solid-state buttons is driven by reliability concerns rather than cost, as a correct response is not guaranteed with physical buttons.
- Solid-state buttons have no moving parts, making them more reliable and less prone to failure, with Apple using force sensors to differentiate between light and firm presses, simulating clicks via haptic vibrations.
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Smart fabric uses sound to measure touch, pressure, and more
- Researchers have developed smart textiles that use acoustic waves to measure touch, pressure, and movement precisely, making them lighter, more breathable, and easier to wash.
- The smart textiles, named SonoTextiles, utilize glass fibers with transmitters emitting sound waves and receivers detecting changes, allowing for accurate data collection at different frequencies.
- Potential applications of SonoTextiles include monitoring breathing for asthma patients, optimizing sports performance, translating sign language movements, and improving posture as assistive technology.
- While there is room for improvement in practical application, researchers aim to enhance system robustness, integrate electronics better into the textiles, and explore further applications such as using metal fibers for sound conduction.
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Nomad enters the Open Box market, offering deeply discounted rates on second-hand accessories
- Nomad has launched an Open Box section offering discounted rates on lightly used Apple device accessories.
- Customers can purchase like-new accessories for up to 49% off the typical retail price.
- Items in the Open Box store undergo a rigorous inspection to ensure saleable condition.
- Product categories in Nomad's Open Box Deals page include iPhone cases, charging accessories, iPad items, and lifestyle gear.
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Apple’s visionOS-inspired ‘Solarium’ interface design coming to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS
- Apple is reportedly bringing the 'Solarium' interface design inspired by its visionOS to the upcoming versions of macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
- The new design, named 'Solarium,' is described as slicker and more modern, drawing cues from visionOS for a fresher look across all Apple operating systems.
- This design overhaul emphasizes consistency and unification among Apple's operating systems, including Macs and iPads, with the redesign extending to tvOS and watchOS as well.
- The changes are expected to have a significant impact, with a focus on aligning the interfaces of different Apple devices and bringing a more cohesive visual experience.
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Apple’s glassy design overhaul allegedly extends to the Apple Watch and Apple TV
- Apple is planning a design overhaul for its Apple Watch and Apple TV with the upcoming watchOS 12 and tvOS 19 updates.
- The redesign will be part of a broader design revamp extending to iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, aiming for consistency and unification across Apple's operating systems.
- The new look is inspired by visionOS, codenamed 'Solarium', which is described as 'slicker and more modern,' with changes to the user interface of Apple Watch and Apple TV.
- iOS 19 will be previewed on June 9 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, with a focus on the new OS redesign, reflecting the biggest design update since iOS 7 in 2013.
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iOS 19 Design Changes Rumored to Extend to Apple TV and Apple Watch
- Apple operating systems like iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16 rumored to receive design changes with increased translucency for a glass-like look.
- Design changes expected to extend to tvOS 19 for Apple TV and watchOS 12 for Apple Watch, inspired by visionOS for Apple's Vision Pro headset.
- Aiming for a more consistent appearance across Apple's operating systems, especially for Mac and iPad, with iPadOS 19 said to make iPads more like Macs.
- iOS 19's new design codenamed 'Solarium' with more translucent menus and buttons expected to be announced during WWDC 2025, as stated by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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Apple ‘Plans AI Smart Glasses’ For Next Year
- Apple is aiming to release smart glasses similar to Meta’s Ray-Ban models by the end of 2026 to stay competitive in the AI trend.
- The smart glasses, known internally as N50 and now as N401, will have dedicated processors, cameras, microphones, and speakers for various functions like voice input for Siri, phone calls, music playing, live translations, and navigation.
- Apple is also working on augmented reality (AR) glasses for the future. Compared to Meta's glasses, Apple's smart glasses are said to be better made.
- Meanwhile, Meta plans to release higher-end models of its smart glasses with displays in the coming years, while Apple has faced challenges in AI development and is exploring new products like an AirPod with cameras.
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OpenAI and Jony Ive Unveil Aura — The Future of Wearable AI Devices
- OpenAI and Jony Ive unveiled Aura, the future of wearable AI devices.
- Aura is a clip-able device designed to hang around the neck, described as cute yet potentially invasive in its surveillance capabilities.
- According to Jony Ive, Aura is an artificial companion that users didn't know they needed, emphasizing its unique design and functionality.
- While the exact purpose of Aura remains enigmatic, CEO Sam Altman hints at significant investment in marketing to promote the device's appeal.
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7 under-the-radar Apple Watch features you should be using
- Apple Watch Series 6 and Ultra 2 offer under-the-radar features like Precision Find to locate iPhones.
- The Workouts app allows users to create custom workout plans based on various metrics like distance, pace, and time.
- Apple Watch Series 10 and Ultra 2 feature speakers for listening to media content without earbuds.
- Other features include controlling Apple TV, using walkie-talkie with friends, customizing Activity Ring goals, and detecting sleep apnea signs.
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Whoop is reportedly replacing defective MG trackers
- Users of Whoop’s fitness trackers, particularly the Whoop MG version, have reported issues of unresponsiveness shortly after setup, prompting the company to replace defective units.
- The Whoop MG features EKG capabilities and blood pressure insights, and complaints about its malfunction surfaced soon after its launch alongside the Whoop 5.0 earlier this month.
- Reports from users indicate that the trackers became inactive within hours or even minutes of use, despite troubleshooting steps provided by Whoop not resolving the problems.
- Whoop is proactively replacing faulty trackers without users having to request replacements, following a recent uproar over membership terms with the launch of the Whoop 5.0.
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