Apple announces new accessibility features, including eye tracking(apple.com)
472 points by dmd | 261 comments
Apple press release from May 15, 2024 announcing new accessibility features including Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, and Vocal Shortcuts.
472 points by dmd | 261 comments
Apple press release from May 15, 2024 announcing new accessibility features including Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, and Vocal Shortcuts.
394 points by mfiguiere | 561 comments
Apple Newsroom announcement from September 26, 2023 that macOS Sonoma is now available as a free software update for Mac.
330 points by mfiguiere | 436 comments
Apple Newsroom announcement that macOS Sequoia is available, bringing iPhone Mirroring, Apple Intelligence, and other features to the Mac.
306 points by meetpateltech | 447 comments
686 points by throw0101d | 786 comments
Apple Newsroom announcement that iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27 and other platform updates, including Siri AI and new parental controls, are rolling out.
1016 points by terramex | 1131 comments
Apple Newsroom press release from June 10, 2024 introducing Apple Intelligence, a personal generative AI system built into iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
392 points by iamacyborg | 389 comments
Blog essay by Jacques Corby-Tuech on how Apple and Google have increasingly intervened in and filtered push notifications, drawing parallels with email.
834 points by rvz | 610 comments
Bloomberg news article reporting that a judge ruled Google's search default deals with Apple and others on phones violated antitrust law in the DOJ case.
335 points by warrenm | 126 comments
A ghacks.net news article reporting that an Australian court found Apple and Google engaged in anticompetitive conduct.
722 points by lloyds_barclays | 264 comments
Blog post arguing that Apple's iOS HotspotHelper API, available since iOS 9, lets apps infer user locations from nearby Wi-Fi networks without user authorization.
708 points by ahiknsr | 542 comments
Reuters article on a US senator's warning that governments are spying on Apple and Google users via push notification data; the capture shows a captcha page.
521 points by marban | 217 comments
MacRumors article reporting Apple's confirmation that governments have surveilled smartphone users by requesting push notification data from Apple and Google.