Apple is refining haptic feedback technologies for future Siri Remote
Apple has been researching the use of haptics in the Siri Remote that could guide future users silently and invisibly toward content on the device they want to control.
Future Hardware
William Gallagher
Getting started with Apple Vision Pro developer software
Apple released its visionOS SDK and developer tools on Wednesday, along with more info about developing for Apple Vision Pro. Here's an overview of what it is, what it can do, and how to get started.
Chip Loder
Apple wants to improve Messages dictation — with an emoji twist
Apple research is focusing on how to further crack the surprisingly tricky business of turning the spoken word into emojis — and then adjusting that emoji to suit what a user's message means.
Apple still has a lot of secret apps for Vision Pro in the works
A new report claims that Apple Vision Pro was meant to be demoed with fitness apps, games, and even running Mac apps directly, but Apple only showed what little is working now.
Beats Studio Pro release could happen very soon
The rumored "Beats Studio Pro" have resurfaced once again, with an FCC filing appearance indicating a launch for the headphones could happen soon.
Malcolm Owen
Apple is working to reinvent the seatbelt for the Apple Car
The typical big red button to release a seatbelt is too old-fashioned for the Apple Car, which instead wants seatbelt buckles to light up, and even display information.
Apple will upgrade iPhone 15 Ultra Wideband chip for Vision Pro integration, says Kuo
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple will "aggressively upgrade" its iPhone hardware to better integrate with the new Apple Vision Pro.
Apple wants to make an Apple Watch screen that wraps all the way around the wrist
In the future, an Apple Watch screen could completely wrap the wearer's wrist, and information could be shown all the way around.
Five boring apps that Apple shouldn't forget about for the Apple Vision Pro
Apple's next leap in computing rests on its Vision Pro headset and the apps people have to use with it. The company shouldn't forget about some of its more boring ones — those could end up being the most fun.
Tyler Hayes
Evan Selleck
Andrew O'Hara
