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Get a sneak peek at iOS 18
New Apple Sports app may contain clues.
Wanna get a sneak peek at iOS 18, which will most likely be previewed this summer at WWDC?
Download and install the Apple Sports app. It has a new, glassy floating window interface that looks a lot like the floating windows in visionOS.
Apple has long mixed and matched elements from its different operating systems, like the recently revamped macOS Control Center, which was borrowed from iPadOS.
There’s no guarantee that iOS 18 will look like visionOS, but it’s an intriguing possibility.
Here’s how to find, download and set up the new Apple Sports app.
Amusingly, most readers of this newsletter seem completely uninterested in the new Apple Sports app, according to the results of yesterday’s poll. (See below.) Who would have predicted?
Also in today’s newsletter:
Here are the new features and changes in the latest iOS 17.4 beta.
Solar power station manufacturer Bluetti makes some really nice stuff. Here’s a great chance to snag early bird pricing on what looks like two great products — a power station and portable fridge combo — on Indiegogo.
We just hands-on reviewed Belkin’s latest wall charger — which doubles as a portable battery — and find there’s a lot to like.
It’s hard to imagine today’s Apple coming out with hippie-inspired tie-dye computers.
— Leander Kahney, EIC.
A message from Bluetti
A message from the Cult of Mac Deals team
Tweetz o’ the day
a good use case for the vision pro and augmented reality in general is to use the technology as a virtual light table for artists. this allows artists to trace with adjustable layers and transparency.
h/t @stuckonaneyelnd
— jasmine roberts (@jasminezroberts)
8:44 PM • Feb 21, 2024
ALVR on Vision Pro is nearly perfect. Absolutely incredible work from the open source developers
Newer improvements have been: allowing HEVC/h264 switching, vastly improved latency, giving the application a Steam Link type “Enter VR” button UX, AND removing hand/arm occlusion
— Brad Lynch (@SadlyItsBradley)
4:31 AM • Feb 21, 2024
naww its actually embarrassing a decade old phone is destroying a mid range 2020 samsung phone
— Darsh Bhai (@DarshHere_)
4:59 PM • Feb 19, 2024
The line to try Vision Pro at the Apple Store
— Andrew Hart ᯅ (@AndrewHartAR)
8:38 PM • Feb 19, 2024
One more thing ...
The biggest effect of the personal computer revolution has been to allow millions and millions of people to experience computers themselves, decades before they ever would have in the old paradigm.
Today’s poll
How do you feel about iOS 18 looking like visionOS? |
Results from yesterday’s poll: Which excites you more, Apple Sports app or iMessage encryption?
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