Apple is delaying some of the Apple Intelligence Siri features that it expected to release in iOS 18, an Apple spokesperson said in a statement to Daring Fireball. Apple says that it is going to ...
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tvOS 18.4 Beta Further Hints at Apple's Work on Smart Home Hub
In the latest beta of tvOS 18.4, there are new hints of Apple's work on a smart home hub accessory that's rumored to be coming as soon as this year. MacRumors found that Apple has added ChatKit framew...
Read Full Article »Apple Unveils 11th-Gen iPad With A16 Chip and More Storage
Apple today announced the 11th-generation iPad, now featuring the A16 Bionic chip and more storage. The announcement came alongside the debut of the new iPad Air, which now features the M3 chip. ...
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'Picochat' Recreates Beloved Nintendo Feature on iOS
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PicoChat brings back memories of the Nintendo DS's built-in messaging application with its pixelated aesthetic and interaction style. The app replicates PictoChat's functionality, allowing users to draw and handwrite messages directly within iMessage.
This is achieved through iMessage support, enabling distance-independent communication.The design of PicoChat is faithful to the original, with a minimalistic drawing space and stylus animation. However, unlike the original, which was limited to short-range wireless communication, PicoChat offers a more modern feature set through iMessage.PicoChat is now available as a free download, catering to those seeking a retro gaming experience within the Messages app.
Its release highlights Apple's continued support for third-party extensions, despite theieduced prominence in recent iOS updates.
"PicoChat" brings a nostalgic experience from the Nintendo DS to Apple's iMessage (via Overkill). iMessage already includes built-in drawing via Digital Touch, but PicoChat recreates the distinct...
Read Full Article »Apple might not release a truly ‘modernized’ Siri until 2027
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Apple is facing significant challenges in revamping its Siri platform to keep up with the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI. According to Bloomberg, a true modernized version of Siri may not be ready until iOS 20's release in 2027.
This delay raises concerns about Apple's ability to stay competitive in the virtual assistant market. As other companies like Google and Amazon continue to innovate and improve their own conversational AI capabilities, Apple's lagging pace may put it at a disadvantage.
The consequences of this delay will be felt by users who expect a more sophisticated and personalized experience from their virtual assistants. It remains to be seen how Apple will address these concerns and restore user confidence in its platform.
Apple is struggling to rebuild Siri for the age of generative AI, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who says the company might not release “a true modernized, conversational version of Siri”...
Read Full Article »Apple Overhauls Child Account Setup and Age Verification
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- Is Apple's new approach to protecting children online sufficient, or are there still loopholes that can be exploited by malicious actors?
- How will the updated age rating system and simplified account setup process impact the overall online experience for both children and parents?
- What are the potential implications of developers being required to provide details about their apps' content and controls on child users?
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Apple has unveiled a new set of features aimed at making children safer online, including an updated age rating system, simplified account setup, and changes to the App Store experience. The company is giving parents more control over what their children see and do online while preserving privacy.
Developers will be required to provide information about their apps' content and controls, which will be displayed on product pages. The new age categories and restrictions aim to deliver age-appropriate experiences to kids.
While the measures are a step in the right direction, concerns remain about potential loopholes and exploitation by malicious actors.
Apple today said that it is implementing new features that are designed to make children safer online, including an updated age rating system, a simpler way for parents to set up child accounts, chang...
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