Apple Daily | iOS 18.0.1 to Fix iPhone 16 Bugs; Driver's License in Wallet Expands in U.S.

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Thursday, Oct 3, 2024 8:00 am ET1min read

【iPhone】

1. Apple is addressing issues with iOS 18.0.1, including touchscreen problems on iPhone 16 models and iMessage bugs. This minor update is expected soon, with iOS 18.1 set for October, introducing Apple Intelligence features exclusive to newer models.

2. iPhone users in select U.S. states can now add their driver's license or state ID to the Wallet app for convenience. More states are expected to implement this feature in the future.

3. Apple Intelligence features coming with iOS 18.1 will provide advanced AI capabilities like writing tools and improved Siri functions, but these will be limited to newer iPhone models due to hardware requirements.

4. For iPhone 16, users are exploring accessories like Nomad leather cases, Beats cases, and various chargers. The Qi2 technology enables faster charging options.

【iPad】

1. The iPad mini 7 may be on the horizon, as a Best Buy listing hints at a clearance sale of an unspecified model. This could suggest an upcoming release with improved features like better cameras and new color options.

2. New Magic Keyboards for the iPad Air are expected early next year, potentially featuring enhancements from the iPad Pro version, such as larger trackpads and function keys.

3. Apple Podcasts now supports transcriptions in eight new languages on devices running iOS 17.4 or later, expanding accessibility for non-English speakers.

【Others】

1. Gmail has updated its summary card feature, enhancing email organization with new action buttons for managing purchases, events, bills, and travel.

2. Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to gain $50 million from stock sales tied to performance-based awards. Cook continues to receive substantial compensation through stock grants.

3. Harvard students modified Meta Ray-Ban Glasses for real-time facial recognition, raising privacy concerns. The project highlights potential risks with consumer technology and face search engines.

4. iFixit's teardown of the AirPods 4 reveals no major differences from the AirPods 3, maintaining a low reparability score. The AirPods Max also shows minimal changes apart from the USB-C port.

5. WhatsApp introduces new video call filters and backgrounds, allowing users to personalize their calls. These features aim to enhance user experience and will be available soon.

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