Ajaay Srinivasan

Ajaay's love affair with technology started young, with the Nokia N-Gage piquing his interest. Since 2016, he's channeled his passion for tech into crafting explainers and guides on iOS, macOS, Android, social media, privacy & cybersecurity, and AI. When it's time to unplug, Ajaay enjoys playing EAFC, unwinding to music on a pair of open-backs, building his dream audiophile gear, or watching Arsenal struggle to keep a clean sheet.

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You May Soon Be Able to Control Vision Pro with Just Your Eyes

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Apple is testing a new feature for its Vision Pro headsets that let you scroll through the screen using just your eyes. The feature will leverage the eye tracking hardware that's already present on the Vision Pro, and it should work across all of Apple's app on visionOS. Apple is also planning to allow third party developers access to this feature, so they can add it to their own apps.
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Apple Working on a Curved iPhone, But It’s Not the Way You Think

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To prepare for the iPhone's 20th anniversary, Apple has plans to release a refreshed lineup by 2027. The company is already developed a "mostly glass, curved iPhone" which is expected to be a truly edge-to-edge device with no cutouts. Additionally, Apple could also release their first foldable phone, a pair of smart glasses, a tabletop robot, and an improved Siri in two years' time.
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Apple’s Smart Glass Ambitions Take Shape with New Chip in the Works

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Apple is reportedly developing a new chip that will power its new smart glasses. This chip will be based on processors used on the Apple Watch for low energy consumption and power efficiency. It'll be designed to control multiple cameras, which will be able to scan the surrounding environment and assist users using AI. With production to begin sometime by 2026 end or start of 2027, we can expect to see Apple's smart glasses in two years' time.
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US Bill Seeks to Mandate Apple to Allow Third-Party App Stores

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US Representative Kat Cammack (R-FL) has proposed a legislative bill that directs large app store operators with over 100 million US users to allow users to install third-party app stores and also set them as default. It aims to promote competition and protect consumers and developers, and it may also force companies to offer a way to remove or hide pre-installed apps on their phones.