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Does closing apps on your iPhone save battery life? The surprising answer is no – here's why

Closing background apps has a negligible impact on your iPhone's battery life and performance – and Apple's confirmed it.

TechRadar

Apple has banned Epic Games' developer account again — "In light of Epic’s past and ongoing behavior, Apple chose to exercise" right to terminate account

Epic Games says Apple has terminated its developer account, such that it cannot develop the Epic Games Store for iOS.

iMore

Apple Scrambles To Catch Up In AI Race Amidst Industry’s Sudden Fever

Late to the party, Apple works on large-language model and smarter Siri to compete with Microsoft and Google.

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iOS 17 adds support for multiple timers — here's how to do it

You can finally run more than one timer on your iPhone once you upgrade to iOS 17. Here are all the tools at your disposal to keep those timers straight.

Tom’s Guide

The walled garden is crumbing — third-party iPhone app stores may be coming to EU and Japan

Apple and Google have long held a tight grasp on their smartphone platforms, but now it looks like Japan is exploring the possibility of forcing them to open up third-party app stores.

Tom’s Guide

iPhone users in the USA are miffed about sideloading – but they shouldn't be

Apple are working with the EU to offer the feature, but it may not extend to other territories

iOS 17 app sideloading could happen — Craig Federighi says Apple is ‘working with EU’

Apple's Craig Federighi suggests that iOS 17 may still offer app sideloading in order to comply with the EU's regulations.

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Yes, Apple is working with the EU to enable sideloading - but what about the U.S?

On The Talk Show last week, Craig Federighi confirmed sideloading was being dealt with - but is that all there is?

iMore

Move over, Steve Vai: Senior Apple software engineer shreds on triple-neck guitar at 2023 Apple Developers Conference

It's not the first time that Apple exec Craig Federighi has incorporated guitar into the much-watched conference, either...

Guitar World

Watch senior Apple executive Craig Federighi shred on a triple-neck electric through a full Marshall stack

Need someone to shred EVH-style and play Sabbath riffs on a monster Dano/Jackson/Ibanez triple-neck at your company's keynote? There is an Apple exec for that

MusicRadar

iOS 17 is Finally Fixing Your iPhone's Terrible Autocorrect

There was a lot to unpack from WWDC 2023, but Apple's quiet iOS 17 update to autocorrect could make your iMessage woes a lot less aggravating.

Inverse

'What the duck' no more: Apple will stop autocorrecting your favorite swear word

Apple says its new autocorrect will use machine learning to understand users' habits and preferences, including when to leave words alone. The update is expected this fall, so get your ducks in a row.

WEKU

Autocorrect can be ‘ducking’ annoying, but we’ll miss its accidental poetry when it’s gone

Apple’s AI-powered upgrade will stop its phones changing ‘Aperol’ to ‘a peril’ – and end an innocent, hilarious blip in time, says Guardian columnist Coco Khan

The Guardian - UK

WWDC 2023: Apple brings personalized lock screen, more interactive widgets to iPadOS 17

With a lot of new launches, soft wear and hardware announcements, Apple introduced its much-awaited iPadOS 17 new interactive widgets at its 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Apple users can now type what they ducking want

The iPhone-maker is updating its autocorrect feature to not change a common expletive typed by users.

The Week

Apple eradicates ‘ducking annoying’ autocorrect

Apple has announced it will upgrade its autocorrect feature that “annoyingly corrects one of the most common expletives to ‘ducking’”, said The Guardian. The paper said the “ducking” substitution is a “longstanding source of mirth or frustration”. Announcing the tweak, Craig Federighi, Apple’s software chief, said that “in those moments…

The Guardian - AU

Ducking hell! Apple to tweak autocorrect that replaces one of the most common expletives

Cries of ‘stupid autocorrect!’ will be banished as a result of an AI-powered upgrade that will let users swear if they want to

iMore

What could WWDC 2023 be hinting at? We've got theories...

Opinion: Every time WWDC is announced, many think that its banner hints towards something - so is it true for this year?

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Inverse

iPadOS 16.1 is now available with its most controversial feature

Stage Manager, the iPad’s new multitasking feature in iPadOS 16, has been frustrating beta users all summer. Despite issues, it's shipping sans external monitor support.

Benzinga

Your iPhone Can Soon Double Up As A Webcam

Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) is tightening up the ecosystem by allowing iPhone users to use the camera on the smartphone as a webcam for their Mac computers.

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