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Explore the Top Five Mind-Blowing Features of iOS 17!

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  Apple's software announcements have all been somewhat overshadowed by the Apple Vision Pro, but iOS 17 will bring about several helpful changes. We've selected Five Mind-Blowing Features of iOS 17 is released this fall, iPhone users will find most intriguing and exciting. 1- Live Voicemail : If you're anything like us, you occasionally need to remember voicemail exists. With iOS 17, you can view a live transcription of a voicemail when someone calls and leaves a message. You can answer the call immediately if they have something meaningful.   2- StandBy : StandBy is similar to the Nightstand mode for the Apple Watch. When you place it in landscape orientation on a charger, your phone activates a full-screen display with quick access to information like your calendar, clock, weather forecasts, and even Live Activities. It works on older iPhones if you tap the screen, but the always-on display of the iPhone 14 Pro is by far the best option.   3- Interactive widgets : Now ...

"Apple Vision Pro" is unbeatable when it comes to mixed reality

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     Image : Apple Vision Pro One of my initial impressions of Apple's mixed-reality Vision Pro headsets on Monday was, Man, that thing looks weird. It wasn't just me. The reception of the Vision Pro was less than favorable on social media. Skeptics made fun of the gadget's goggle-like design for snowboarding, its $3,500 price tag, and Apple's grand claims that it would usher in the "spatial computing" era. Wall-E the Robot and Twitter memes about people viewing pornography in virtual reality have been compared. I understand. Since I've been skeptical of virtual reality for so long, even as headset quality has increased, I've often pondered why the technology hasn't become more widely used. Mark Zuckerberg's pitch for the metaverse always gave me the creeps; it seemed more like "personal conquest" than "actual market demand." And if you had asked me before Monday's announcement if I believed Apple's mixed-reality hea...