For the first time there is a WLAN chip from Apple in iPhones: In the iPhone 17, 17 Pro (Max) and iPhone Air, the manufacturer’s own N1 chip manufactures the connections to WLAN routers and also supports Bluetooth and thread. Apple has so far been covered with technical details, except to refer to support for … Read more
Deutsche Telekom has its latency booster for mobile games, 5G+ gamingnow also released for iPhone users. So far, the technology was only available for Android devices from Samsung, now it also runs on iPhone 15, 15 plus, 15 per, 15 per max, 16, 16 plus, 16 per, 16 per max and 16e. 5G+ gaming uses … Read more
With iOS 26, CarPlay also receives an unusually extensive update. In addition to new Liquid Glass design elements, Apple is expanding auto integration with widgets and live activities. In the future, users will see both directly in the infotainment system, for widgets there will be their own view on the CarPlay Homescreen. All of these … Read more
Apple obviously puts Ipados on new legs: Version 26 announced on Monday at the WWDC developer conference not only receives the fresh liquid glass design, but also clears out restrictions for a long time. The basic improvements include significantly expanded window management. The windows receive the traffic light controls familiar from MacOS and more flexibility … Read more
The Rich Communication Standard (RCS) now supports end-to-end encryption at the protocol level. The GSMA industry association announced on Friday. Part of the latest RCS specification (RCS Universal Profile 3.0) is also an end-to-end encryption that relies on the messaging layer security protocol (MLS) as a cryptography standard. This enables safe and confidential shipping of … Read more