Topic: apple ios

  • AirPods Pro 3 public beta firmware now available

    AirPods Pro 3 public beta firmware now available

    Apple has expanded its public beta program with new beta firmware for AirPods Pro 3, AirPods Pro 2, and other models, available to developers and public testers alongside iOS 27 public beta 3. The update is expected to improve adaptive audio controls, noise cancellation, and conversation awarenes...

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  • Android's Liquid Glass scrapped, at least for Pixels

    Android's Liquid Glass scrapped, at least for Pixels

    Google's Android ecosystem president, Sameer Samat, has firmly rejected the idea of adopting Apple's "Liquid Glass" design for Android or Pixel devices, calling a fan mockup "not happening." Google remains committed to its own Material Design philosophy, particularly the latest Material 3 Express...

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  • Apple Tests Encrypted RCS Messaging for iPhone

    Apple Tests Encrypted RCS Messaging for iPhone

    Apple has begun testing end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging in a developer beta, a foundational step toward enhancing privacy for texts between iPhone and Android users. This encryption, which ensures only the sender and recipient can read messages, is currently limited to iPhones and will be full...

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  • Unlock Auracast on iPhone with This Bluetooth Transceiver

    Unlock Auracast on iPhone with This Bluetooth Transceiver

    Apple's lack of native support for Auracast, despite its large market share, is a major barrier to the Bluetooth audio technology's widespread adoption. Atitan's splitR transceiver and connectR app offer a workaround, transforming phones into Auracast hubs and enabling broadcasts to any certified...

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  • Google: Pixel Phones Will Not Adopt Apple's Liquid Glass Design

    Google: Pixel Phones Will Not Adopt Apple's Liquid Glass Design

    Google’s Android president Sameer Samat definitively stated that the company has no plans to adopt Apple’s Liquid Glass aesthetic for Pixel devices, calling the idea “wild.” While other Android manufacturers like Oppo, Xiaomi, and Samsung have incorporated iOS-like glossy interface elements, Goog...

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