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Vision Pro on “The Price is Right” or what middle-class Americans think Apple's $3500 headset is worth

18 hours ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

Are you wondering what happens when you ask normal, middle-class Americans who don’t religiously follow Apple what they think the Vision Pro headset is worth? Vision Pro enthusiast Justin Ryan posted this short clip, via The Verge, from a recent episode of “The Price is Right,” an American television game show that challenges folks to guess the prices of various products to win cash and prizes. Contestants were way off, thinking the headset was worth around $1000.
20th anniversary iPhone's display could also wrap around the top and bottom edges

18 hours ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

The OLED display panel that Apple plans to utilize on the 20th anniversary iPhone launching in 2027 could wrap around all sides, including the top and bottom edges. Apple is allegedly working on two major iPhone updates to celebrate the handset’s 20th anniversary in 2027. One is apparently its first foldable device featuring a nearly invisible display crease and the other is said to be a redesigned iPhone made mostly from glass, featuring a true fullscreen appearance with no notch.
Eye scrolling is allegedly coming to the Vision Pro this fall

20 hours ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

The Vision Pro headset will allegedly support scrolling in apps with your eyes when Apple releases its new visionOS 3 operating system this fall. Mark Gurman reported today on Bloomberg that eye scrolling will work in all built-in apps on the Vision Pro. However, third-party developers will also be able to incorporate eye-scrolling functionality in their own software.
Apple Maps launches F1-themed city guides and experiences, including the Monaco Grand Prix circuit in 3D

21 hours ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

Apple Maps for iPhone and iPad just launched new detailed city experiences and guides ahead of the upcoming Formula 1 2025 season. The Formula 1 TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco 2025 takes place May 23-25. Today, Apple unveiled a new city experience in the built-in Maps app that brings 3D models of featured locations like the F1 Paddock Club, Casino de Monte-Carlo, Fairmont Monte Carlo, Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and Yacht Club de Monaco.
PlayStation 5 owners can now buy games using Apple Pay

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

PlayStation 5 owners can now buy games and other content in the PlayStation Store with Apple Pay on their iPhone as an additional payment method. Apple Pay joins the existing payment methods on the PlayStation Store—credit cards, debit cards and PayPal—meaning you’re not required to use it if you don’t want to. Like with other payment methods, your PlayStation Store country must be the same as the country where your card registered with Apple Pay has been issued.
macOS 16 will warn you if an app tries to snoop on the things you copy and paste

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

macOS 16 will improve clipboard privacy on your Mac by displaying a banner if an app tries to read the things you’ve copied and pasted, Apple has confirmed. As a result of the change, the macOS clipboard will work the same as the clipboard on your iPhone and iPad. These clipboard privacy prompts were implemented five years ago on the iPhone and iPad with iOS and iPadOS 14 after security researchers warned that many apps were reading the contents of the system clipboard without user consent.
Safari for Mac can receive push notifications if a website isn't open

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

Apple’s Safari browser on the Mac now supports Declarative Web Push to display push notifications even if a website isn’t open in any tabs. Safari on the Mac has adopted Declarative Web Push, which lets web developers request a web push subscription and display notifications without requiring an installed service worker, as recently detailed on the WebKit blog. Declarative Web Push is more energy efficient as there’s no overhead from service workers.
Apple warns that the old HomeKit architecture will stop working this fall

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

You will need to upgrade to Apple’s latest HomeKit architecture by this fall to continue using smart home appliances and automations without interruptions. “Support for the previous version of Apple Home will end in the fall of 2025,” Apple acknowledges on a new support page.
tvOS 18.5: How to fix the annoying Dolby Atmos audio lag when your Apple TV is connected to AirPlay or Bluetooth speakers

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

Learn how to fix the annoying audio lag on your Apple TV for Dolby Atmos sound that you may experience when using AirPlay or Bluetooth-connected speakers. If you use your Apple TV with sound bars or Bluetooth speakers, including the HomePod and speakers connected via the AirPlay feature, you may experience audio lag if the movie or TV show has Dolby Atmos sound. This can be especially annoying for dialogue, where actors’ lips are out of sync with spoken words.
Apple Music launches “Sound Therapy” wellness playlists, enhancing popular songs with sound waves or white noise

1 day ago | idownloadblog.com | Christian Zibreg

The new “Sound Therapy” playlists on Apple Music bring popular songs enhanced with sound waves or white noise to help you focus, relax and sleep. Apple and Universal Music Group launched “Sound Therapy” today exclusively for all Apple Music members. Open the built-in Music app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV and select the “New” section to access the new audio wellness collection.