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Apple WWDC Hardware Sneak Peek: Mixed Reality Headset and MacBook Air 15-inch
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Apple WWDC Hardware Sneak Peek: Mixed Reality Headset and MacBook Air 15-inch

[ad_1] Apple's highly anticipated Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2023 is set to showcase not only software updates but also an array of exciting new hardware. While the event has traditionally focused on software releases, this year's edition promises to be memorable with a host of possible hardware reveals.One of the most anticipated unveilings is Apple's first venture into augmented and virtual reality with the rumored "Reality Pro" AR/VR headset. Boasting the new xrOS operating system, this headset is expected to offer an unprecedented combination of virtual and augmented reality experiences. However, with a price tag rumored to be around $3,000, its success remains uncertain. Another exciting prospect is the rumored debut of the 15-inch MacBook Air, which could steal the spot...
5 things about AI you may have missed today: Elon Musk reacts to his AI photo, Rishi Sunak considers AI watchdog, more
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5 things about AI you may have missed today: Elon Musk reacts to his AI photo, Rishi Sunak considers AI watchdog, more

[ad_1] After Google and Microsoft, Apple is all set to host its developer-focused event, Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023, starting Monday, June 5. And just like the former two, many expect the iPhone maker to make some big announcements around artificial intelligence, although nobody knows what that might be. In separate news, Elon Musk has reacted to his AI photo that reimagined him as an Indian groom, delighting the netizens. UK PM Rishi Sunak is reported to be considering bringing an AI watchdog to keep a watchful eye on the emerging technology. This and more in today's AI roundup. Let us take a look.Elon Musk reacts to his AI photoA couple of days ago, an AI-generated image of the Twitter CEO Elon Musk went viral. The image reimagined him as an Indian groom. The image wa...
Kiljoy! No more ‘Hey Siri’! Apple set to make massive change
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Kiljoy! No more ‘Hey Siri’! Apple set to make massive change

[ad_1] The phrase 'Hey Siri' has become an iconic feature introduced by Apple in 2014 to activate Siri, the virtual assistant. Over the years, it has gained popularity due to its references in popular culture. However, recent reports suggest that Apple might announce the removal of support for this trigger phrase at WWDC 2023, as indicated by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg. Gurman tweeted today, "I'd look out for that possibility next week."This potential change was first reported in November of the previous year when Gurman mentioned that Apple has been working on an initiative to eliminate the 'Hey' from the trigger phrase. Instead, users would only need to say 'Siri' along with a command to activate the virtual assistant. Bloomberg also stated that Apple has been working on implementing th...
Ahead of WWDC 2023, Apple reveals amazing stats on iOS 16 and more
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Ahead of WWDC 2023, Apple reveals amazing stats on iOS 16 and more

[ad_1] Apple is preparing for one of the biggest tech events of the year – WWDC 2023! Starting on June 5, Apple will announce a number of exciting products such as a mixed reality headset, and showcase the major software updates - ranging from iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, xrOS, and tvOS 17. And just days before the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple has released its most recent adoption statistics for iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 as measured by devices that carried out transactions on the App Store.The stable version of iOS 16 was released in September of last year. Based on the data provided by Apple, iOS 16 is currently running on approximately 81 percent of all active iPhones, showing a notable increase from 72 percent in February. The statistics also reveal that around 13 perce...
Apple WWDC 2023 to showcase exciting updates for Apple Watch
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Apple WWDC 2023 to showcase exciting updates for Apple Watch

[ad_1] Apple is gearing up for its highly anticipated annual developer event, WWDC 2023, scheduled to take place on June 5 at the Apple Park in Cupertino. This year, the focus will be on unveiling the latest software updates for Apple's range of devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. While all eyes have been on the much-awaited iOS 17 release, there are also expected to be other announcements about additional software updates. Among these updates, the spotlight shines on watchOS 10, about which Apple is likely to announce key new features.A recent report by renowned Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman reveals some intriguing insights into what watchOS 10 has in store for us. One of the significant revelations is the incorporation of widget support, marking a pivotal change for ...
Apple AR/VR headset in 3D renders! Take a sneak peek ahead of WWDC
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Apple AR/VR headset in 3D renders! Take a sneak peek ahead of WWDC

[ad_1] It may not have generated the kind of publicity that now surrounds all things artificial intelligence (AI), but the Apple headset, which is set to launch in just days at the WWDC, is still managing to create some space for itself. While that is nowhere near comparable to what Apple Watch created a decade ago when it was launched, the AR/VR headset is expected to make some difference in the Apple ecosystem.However, for that to happen, it would have to beat the product, which is not very popular, launched by Meta Platforms hands down called Meta Quest. Now, ahead of WWDC 2023, here is an opportunity to take a sneak peek at the Apple AR/VR headset as its 3D renders have just been put online. But remember, it is a concept and not anything based on reality. Before that, know that the ...
WWDC 2023: Apple’s AR/VR headset to feature the new xrOS; Here is what we know about it
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WWDC 2023: Apple’s AR/VR headset to feature the new xrOS; Here is what we know about it

[ad_1] Apple products are known for their optimized and intuitive performance. And a large part of that is the operating system that is tailored to fit the device. So, it was not really a surprise that with the expected Apple AR/VR headset or mixed-reality headset, a brand new OS had to be launched. And thus came into the picture - xrOS. While Apple has not even acknowledged its existence publicly, many leaks have emerged highlighting what it could be all about. We have pieced together all the information to tell you everything that is known about Apple's first-ever augmented reality and virtual reality operating system.What is xrOSAs per leaks, xrOS will be the dedicated operating system for Apple's mixed-reality headset and will bring its unique but consistent-with-Apple-ecosystem int...
All that you wanted to know about Apple WWDC 2023, but were afraid to ask
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All that you wanted to know about Apple WWDC 2023, but were afraid to ask

[ad_1] Apple will be hosting its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023 between June 5, 2023 and June 9, 2023. This will be the 34th developer-focused conference by Apple. Like most years, the conference will be kick-started with a keynote session hosted by CEO Tim Cook on the opening day. The keynote session will begin at 10 AM PT/10:30 PM IST. Just like in 2022, the conference will be held online, although select developers, people from media houses, and some winners of the WWDC Swift Student challenge have been invited to Apple Park in California to attend the event in person.WWDC keynote can either be streamed on developer.apple.com/wwdc23 or Apple's official YouTube channel. Expected Announcements at the WWDC 2023Hardware announcementsAR/VR headset/ Apple Reality ProAft...
Apple WWDC 2023: Headset, iOS 17 done deal, but will there be any surprises?
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Apple WWDC 2023: Headset, iOS 17 done deal, but will there be any surprises?

[ad_1] Apple enthusiasts and developers around the world are eagerly waiting for the annual World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2023. Apple has officially announced the dates for this highly anticipated event, which will take place in an online format from June 5 to June 9. Excitement fills the air as everyone wonders whether Apple has any surprise announcements up its sleeve this year.While the event will be held online and be free for all developers to attend, there is a special experience in store for select developers and students. They have been invited to join Apple at its iconic Apple Park on opening day, promising an extraordinary start to the conference. Apple recently sent out exclusive invitations to select media outlets, inviting them to attend the highly anticipated WWDC...