Xcode coding assistance rumored to be early Apple generative AI effort
A new report suggests that Apple is nearing completion of a slate of new AI based tools to help developers code and test applications within Xcode.
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iOS
Amber Neely
Apple and Meta's latest fight is over social media boosted post fees on iPhone
Meta's suggesting that users should purchase boosted posts outside of the App Store in order to avoid a 30% fee has drawn Apple's ire with it now accusing Meta of attempting to evade fees it knew was coming for over a year.
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Apple blames new law for why progressive web apps don't work right in the EU
After a period of uncertainty, Apple has made it clear that it has crippled Progressive Web Apps in iOS 17.4 in the EU in the name of security and privacy.
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Mike Wuerthele
How to record audio while screen recording on iPhone and iPad
Taking a screen recording on your iPhone or iPad can be a fantastic feature, but sometimes you do need to record audio from your microphone alongside the screen recording itself. Thankfully, there is a way.
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Bon Adamson
Apple has built a new generative AI tool for animating images
Researchers at Apple have created Keyframer, a test generative AI app that lets users describe an image and how they want it to animate.
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William Gallagher
AirPlay-compatible TVs rolling out to hotels starting 'later this spring'
LG has confirmed that customers should see AirPlay-compatible TVs in select hotels sometime in the spring.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple continues to brace for big EU App Store changes in third developer betas
Apple's third developer betas of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17.4, watchOS 10.4, and macOS Sonoma 14.4 are out now, as Apple braces itself for its big EU App Store changes.
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Malcolm Owen
A movie piracy app snuck onto the App Store in 2023 and Apple only just killed it
Apple needs to tighten its App Store review process because a movie piracy app disguised as a vision tester existed on it for months without detection, despite Apple's emphasis on security.
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EU backs down, won't force Apple to open iMessage to rivals
The European Union has accepted Apple's argument that iMessage isn't used enough to require that it be interoperable with third-party messaging services.
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Chip Loder
