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Aujourd’hui — 27 janvier 2025AppleInsider

Apple rolls out watchOS 11.3, primarily focusing on bug fixes

27 janvier 2025 à 19:12
Get ready to update your Apple Watch, as Apple has just released watchOS 11.3 to the public.

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An Apple Watch Series 10

Like the two previous watchOS releases, there weren't any significant new features in the watchOS 11.3 beta builds. This suggests Apple is concentrating quality-of-life updates, such as fixing bugs and enhancing the system's underlying stability and performance.

This kind of update is crucial for maintaining the smooth operation of the devices and ensuring that new features introduced in previous versions operate at their best.


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visionOS 2.3 has bug fixes, and not a lot more

Since Apple Intelligence still isn't available on Apple Vision Pro, the visionOS 2.3 update that's now available is focused on bug fixes and doesn't contain new features.

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Apple Vision Pro is Apple's latest platform

Apple continues its slow pace of updating Apple Vision Pro with few, if any, changes. It's not just immersive video and native apps that arrive at a glacial pace, it's new operating system features too.

visionOS 2.3 is a bug fix update that doesn't change anything of significance for users. All of the point three updates are meant to prepare the operating systems for new Apple Intelligence features, but since Apple Vision Pro doesn't have access to AI yet, the update is minimal.


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Apple pushes tvOS 18.3 public, focusing on stability and bug fixes

27 janvier 2025 à 19:10
Apple has rolled out tvOS 18.3, and as expected, it's another standard minor update focused on quality-of-life upgrades.

Apple TV 4K
Apple TV 4K

Unlike Apple's other operating systems, tvOS doesn't tend to get many feature updates between major releases. Most of the updates to tvOS focus on improving stability and addressing any bugs that have popped up.

However, tvOS 18.2 did see the introduction of new Snoopy-themed screensavers.


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Image Playground improvements and notification changes arrive with macOS Sequoia 15.3

Apple has publicly released macOS Sequoia 15.3, which brings with it new features and improvements, but also temporarily takes away certain notification summaries.

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Apple has publicly released the new macOS Sequoia 15.3 update

Following the release of macOS Sequoia 15.2 in December 2024 and several subsequent betas of its followup, version 15.3 is now the official macOS and will be preinstalled on new Macs. Among the changes are bug fixes for Genmoji, and a more behind-the-scenes fix for how third-party apps could use Apple's Writing Tools.

Apple Intelligence now defaults to being on unless a user elects to turn it off. While that seems obvious, previously users had to specifically choose to download Apple Intelligence.


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iPadOS 18.3 is here with bug fixes and Apple Intelligence changes

Apple's latest run of operating system updates doesn't offer many user-facing changes, but iPadOS 18.3 joins the rest in enabling Apple Intelligence by default.

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iPadOS 18.3 has minor changes to Apple Intelligence

The point three updates all exist to set up future products and the next phase of Apple Intelligence, but there are still a few changes worth discussing. The iPad specifically doesn't have much going on beyond updates that affect every platform.

The release notes for iPadOS 18.3 contain information about Apple Intelligence changes and bug fixes. One of the more significant updates includes changes to how notification summaries work due to how it inadvertently altered key news headlines.


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iOS 18.3 arrives with Visual Intelligence update, notification summary changes

27 janvier 2025 à 19:06
Apple has released iOS 18.3, with the newest update few updates focusing on a few Apple Intelligence features, including how notification summaries are handled.

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An iPhone running iOS 18

The beta testing cycle for iOS 18.3 has concluded with the formal release of the operating system update to iPhones around the world. The third major update for iOS 18, it helps push forward Apple Intelligence's features, but not to the same extent as previous releases.

The first Apple Intelligence wave concentrated on basic features, while iOS 18.2 brought with it more graphical changes. For iOS 18.3, things are somewhat muted.


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Blowout deal: M3 Pro MacBook Pro 14-inch with 36GB RAM plunges to $1,649

The lowest price ever on Apple's closeout M3 Pro 14-inch MacBook Pro with an upgrade to 36GB of RAM is in effect, with an exclusive $750 discount valid this week only.

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This upgraded MacBook Pro is $750 off.

This Space Black 14-inch MacBook Pro offers a great deal of performance at the discounted $1,649 price. Enjoy an 11-core CPU and 14-core GPU thanks to the M3 Pro chip. Although it's the last-gen model, it's still capable of handling a variety of tasks ranging from business administration to photo editing. What really stands out is the upgrade to 36GB of unified memory, double that of the standard M3 Pro model and 12GB more than the 24GB of memory found in the standard M4 Pro spec.

Save $750 at B&H


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Apple brings TV broadcast info and more soccer coverage to Apple Sports

27 janvier 2025 à 17:30
Apple has rolled out a few new features to its Apple Sports app, making navigation easier and providing information on where to watch games.

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Apple Sports

Sports fans can now find out where and when to watch their favorite national games, thanks to a new update that includes broadcast information on each individual game page.

The app has also had a few improvements made to its navigation features. Now fans can easily browse leagues and teams they follow by swiping left or right.


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Apple's iPad mini 7 is back on sale for $399 in month-end price war

Apple's latest iPad mini 7, released in Oct. 2024, is back on sale for $399, reflecting a $100 discount at Amazon and Best Buy.

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Save $100 on Apple's iPad mini 7 - Image credit: Apple

Numerous models are $100 off today at Amazon and Best Buy, with iPad mini 7 prices starting at $399 after the discounts.

Buy from $399


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Apple's Black Unity Apple Watch band uses a color-changing loop effect

27 janvier 2025 à 16:28
Apple has launched its 2025 edition of the Black Unity Sport Loop for Apple Watch and device wallpapers, as the company once again honors Black History Month.

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The Black Unity collection for 2025

Apple marks Black History Month every year with an Apple Watch band made for the occasion. While 2024 involved a flower motif and a mosaic pattern was used for 2023, the 2025 effort employs a line and handwriting-based design.



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25 years of Apple's innovation in selling technology

To celebrate the arrival of 2025, I decided to compile a series of Apple's top ten major areas of innovation occurring over the past 25 years. Some of these revolutions are overlooked when looking back at the company's dramatic turnaround and decades of introducing world-changing products.

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2025 - 25 years of Apple Innovations

Following the Year 2000 release of Mac OS X Public Beta and its legacy of updates up to and including today's macOS 15 Sequoia (and its successor to arrive later this year), here's a look at Apple's second major initiative of innovation, both in the sequence of time and in relative importance across the last quarter century, and what it means for Apple today.

This second facet is Apple's unfolding strategies in selling the technology it had assembled into products and services to its customers. It's been an unparalleled accomplishment of the company over the past 25 years, and an integral element in Apple's incredible success as a global innovator. Further, it's actually resulted in making Apple's products better.


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Should you upgrade to Matter, security system discussion, & Tonie Box review on HomeKit Insider

On this episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, we step through the week's news, revisit the question whether to upgrade to Matter, and go hands-on with a kids smart speaker.

HomeKit Insider
HomeKit Insider Podcast

It was a busy week in the world of smart home, with a lot of news to catch up on. We started by revisiting the Schlage Sense Pro that has since confirmed it will support Aliro later this year.

Another report has emerged on the timeline for Apple's smart home display. Bloomberg is saying it will be released late this year, which lines up with Kuo's prediction based on supply chain analysis.


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Apple Watch crucial to rescue of skiers who fell 1,000 feet down a mountain

27 janvier 2025 à 14:05
The Apple Watch helped save the lives of injured skiers in Washington after falling approximately 1,000 feet down a mountain, thanks to an SOS alert.

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A helicopter's view of a mountain rescue - Image Credit: King County Sheriff Air Support

On Wednesday, the Chelan County Sheriff's Office in Washington were informed of an Apple Watch SOS alert. The notification from Apple's wearable came from a skier located near Steven's Pass, a popular ski resort.

Rescuers didn't have much information to go on, except that a skier had fallen on the mountain, and had injured a leg. The skier reportedly fell approximately 1,000 foot in their accident, reports Fox Weather.


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M. Night Shyamalan beats $81 million plagiarism accusation over 'Servant'

Director M. Night Shyamalan and writer/creator Tony Basgallop have defeated a lawsuit alleging that their "Servant" series on Apple TV+ stole ideas from a previous film.

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Apple TV+ show 'Servant.' Image source: Apple

The lawsuit was brought by filmmaker Francesca Gregorini in January 2020, although the case was initially dismissed. On appeal, it was allowed to proceed with its accusation that "Servant" stole the plot and aped certain creative choices in the 2013 movie "The Truth About Emanuel."

Following a seven-day trial by jury, however, The Independent reports that the federal judge overseeing the case has ruled in favor of "Servant." The jury had been shown the film plus the first three episodes of the series at the start of the trial.


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Looking back at 15 years of the iPad, Apple's revolutionary tablet

Announced on January 27, 2010, the iPad wasn't really an iPhone and not quite a Mac. The latest iPads blend the best of both worlds — and that's now been an evolution a decade and a half in the making.

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Apple's iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard

With trackpad support, revamped file systems, and no shortage of computing power, the latest iPad Pro lineup consists of serious competitors in usability for nearly every task to any hybrid or touchscreen notebooks out there. It hasn't always been that way, though.


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Claimed iPhone SE 4 dummy units show notch instead of Dynamic Island

A new video claiming to show a dummy iPhone SE 4 unit contradicts recent rumors saying that it will have a Dynamic Island rather than the older-style notch.

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The video isn't clear, but the top of this dummy unit does seem to show a notch-style position for the front camera

It's regularly been claimed that the forthcoming iPhone SE 4 will be based on the iPhone 14, which featured a notch. The most recent rumor, however, was that the iPhone SE 4 would instead feature a Dynamic Island.

Leaker Majin Bu has shown off what he or she claims are dummy iPhone SE 4 units, and done so with a series of photos and one video. As it's a dummy unit, the iPhone is not working and so the screen is completely blank, but it still appears to show the old-style notch.


Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible


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Hier — 26 janvier 2025AppleInsider

Pick up Apple's M4 MacBook Pro for $1,399 at Amazon with coupon

Month-end price cuts are in effect on Apple's latest MacBook Pro with an M4 chip, as Amazon's on-page coupon drops it to $1,399.99.

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Grab Apple's M4 MacBook Pro for $1,399 - Image credit: Apple

The $1,399.99 price at Amazon is thanks to a $150 instant rebate stacked with a $49.01 on-page coupon, bringing the total savings to $200 off MSRP. With the standard M4 model now including 16GB of unified memory compared to the M3's 8GB of RAM, the Late 2024 14-inch MacBook Pro offers additional value for the price.

Buy for $1,399.99


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AirPods with cameras still a priority for Apple's computer vision goals

26 janvier 2025 à 19:04
Apple's AirPods could offer more than just sound, with the personal audio accessories still anticipated to gain cameras at some point in the future, and there's patent filings to prove it.

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AirPods Pro 2

Apple's work to increase the utility of its wearable devices could lead in a slightly offbeat direction for one product. The AirPods, typically an audio-based item, could one day house cameras to capture images of the local environment.

In a Bloomberg newsletter on Sunday, a discussion of smart glasses includes references to other Apple products could be working on. The short list includes something like Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, but also "camera-equipped AirPods."


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Apple reportedly on track for late 2025 home hub launch

A leaker with an excellent track record says that Apple is still on track to release its first dedicated smart home controller with an iPad-like screen in the second half of 2025. Here's what to expect from the home hub.

A mockup of what an Apple home hub device could look like.
A mockup of what an Apple home hub device could look like.

Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter on Sunday is the latest to chime in on a timeline for Apple's Home Hub. According to the newsletter, the new device, still expected in 2025, will be "the first step toward a bigger role in the smart home" and Apple's "most significant release of the year."

Previous reports from long-time Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo have suggested the home hub will enter mass production later this year. It is thought to include a high-quality speaker and camera for FaceTime calls, and could be sold as either wall-mountable or with a standalone base as desired.


Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely


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Development of Apple's smart glasses continues despite massive hurdles

26 janvier 2025 à 15:58
The long-rumored Apple Glass may eventually become Apple's wearable future, with development of the smart glasses hitting hurdles that even Apple's rivals are having to deal with.

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Renders of what Apple Glass could look like

The Apple Vision Pro is Apple's first attempt at a head-mounted display, as a project that sucked a considerable amount of resources to produce. That device is far from the end goal for Apple, with the ultimate aim being the introduction of smart glasses.

It's been a long road so far, but there's still a lot more distance for Apple to travel in order to get to that goal.


Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible


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Apple will be on the hunt for two new board members soon

Apple's board of directors is set for some significant changes over the course of the next year, with two members reaching or exceeding the recommended retirement age of 75.

Apple board member Arthur Levinson. Image credit: Apple
Apple board member Arthur Levinson. Image credit: Apple

Apple's Board of Directors chair, Art Levinson, is turning 75 in March of 2025, and this would normally signal a move towards retirement sometime this year. His eventual departure from Apple's board could be announced as early as February, when Apple usually holds its annual shareholder meeting.

Levinson may opt to retire later this year or in early 2026, and would be the second board member set for retirement in the near future, reports Bloomberg. He is the former CEO and chairman of Genentech, and currently is also the CEO of Alphabet's Calico Life Sciences.


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Why Apple won't buy TikTok, even to attract younger users

Apple has the finances to buy just about anything, but with TikTok there are more reasons than money that mean it won't buy the social media platform.

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TikTok on a smartphone

For a company that has so much success, Apple is far from immune to failure — and sometimes repeated failures. For whatever reason, Apple seems incapable of launching a social media platform, despite trying, so buying one should be a possibility.

Right now TikTok isn't exactly up for sale to the highest bidder, but it's close - as long as that bidder is America. No question, if Apple wanted to buy TikTok, it could even though Bloomberg estimates on Sunday that it would cost up to $60 billion.


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Crime blotter: 12 charged in London Apple Store thefts

After a series of 13 robberies at different Apple Stores in the London area, police made several arrests. Meanwhile, a Pennsylvania man has been jailed for an Apple gift card "draining scam."

Manchester Arndale Apple Store
Manchester Arndale Apple Store

The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime.


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More French-language programming coming to Apple TV+ in EU countries

Apple TV+ will invest more in developing European and French audio and video content in France under a new deal it has signed with the French government.

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Publicity image for French-language thriller "A l'ombre des forts." Image credit: Apple TV+

While in line with its previous spending in the country, the new agreement commits Apple TV+ to investing 20 percent of its previous year's net sales in France into the initiative. Those net sales will presumably be chiefly from subscription sales, but it's possible that they will also include revenues from other deals, such as the one with France's Canal+.

The money will be used to develop and produce audiovisual content for France, and the rest of the European Union, according to according to media trade site Deadline. Of the revenue collected under the four-year agreement, 70 percent of the total will be earmarked for independent productions.


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