The IOS 26 public beta version approaches rapidly, while the developers have recently got their hands on a third cycle of beta that saw Apple continue to modify features, design and functionality.
We also continue to hear rumors on the range of the iPhone 17 which is now around the corner, while the last big budget film of Apple seems to take off, so read below for all the details of these stories and more!
Here’s how the iPhone 17 Pro Max will compare to the iPhone 17 Pro
We are only a few months old from the unveiling of the iPhone 17 range, and although the pro model and its brother Pro Max differ in the size of the display and the battery life as usual, it seems that the Pro Max model could become a little thicker this year.
These Pro and Pro Max models would also have returned to an aluminum frame similar to that used on non -pro models, after a number of years of use of higher -end stainless steel and subsequent titanium.
Recent rumors also indicate that the Apple logo goes lower on the rear boxes of pro models due to the large camera bumps, and the recent renderings of the Majin Bu leak illustrate what it can look like revised Magsafe rings on clear cases.
And if the changes from iPhone 17 pro models are not enough to put you in the mood for an upgrade, see our list of five reasons why you may want to wait for the next update.
Brand new in iOS 26 beta 3
Apple continues to refine and update iOS 26, and the third beta developer released this week has smaller changes than we saw in Beta 2, as well as other liquid glass design adjustments. Apple is preparing for the next beta test phase, and the company has promised that a public beta version should be released in July.
The continuous refinement of the aesthetics of the liquid glass certainly generates controversy, some users enjoying greater readability which resulted from the toning of certain elements of the design, while others are disappointed by the removal of a real liquid glass to what some call more than one frosty glass look.
iOS 26: which changed with the iPhone home screen
The home screen is part of the iPhone experience, and iOS 26 brings interesting changes to this aspect with which almost every user regularly interacts.
Beyond the basic liquid glass design, the choices of wallpaper benefit from the new aesthetic for theme in more detail the experience as you can see through more user interface interface elements. Apple has also made improvements to various options for application icons for light, darkness and colors, which are joined by the new clear option if you want to opt for the complete look.
The bet of Apple $ 350 million on “F1” is starting to reimburse
Apple’s latest original film, “F1: The Movie”, has become the most profitable theatrical version of the company to date, earning more than $ 293 million worldwide within ten days of exit, according to industry estimates.
Apple marketed Brad Pitt’s film film, and the company would now have sought to potentially take this momentum to tender on streaming rights for Formula 1 race in the United States.
Here is what vehicles offer iPhone car keys
In 2020, Apple added a digital car key to its portfolio application, allowing users to lock, unlock and start a vehicle compatible with an iPhone or Apple watch. The functionality is currently offered by certain car manufacturers, notably Audi, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Genesis, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and a handful of others, and it should develop more.
Apple has a web page with a list of vehicle models that support iPhone car keys, but it has not been updated for some time, it is therefore lacking recent additions and we have drawn up a more complete list of vehicles where the practical feature is available.
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