Year: 2024

For the rest of 2024, Apple TV+ has unveiled a robust lineup of highly anticipated new series, such as “The New Look” and “Manhunt,” alongside returning favorites like “Acapulco” and “Fraggle Rock: Return to the Rock.”

On Monday, Apple TV+ announced all the shows it will release to the streaming platform in 2024, including both new and returning shows. The company also released a short trailer giving viewers a sneak peek at this year’s programming.

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You can take screenshots and capture video of your view if you want to show others what it’s like to use the Apple Vision Pro. Here’s how to create media of what you can see inside the headset.

When helping other people with tasks or offering them information that you have on hand, a common way to share the information is through a screenshot. Just as you can take a screengrab or record a video of an iPhone screen to show someone else, you can do the same with the Apple Vision Pro.

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YouTube has walked back its stance on not having a native support on the Apple Vision Pro, saying now that a dedicated app is “on the roadmap.”

In January, YouTube announced it would not be building any specialized apps for the Apple Vision Pro, Apple’s new spatial computing headset. It also announced that it would not allow its iPad apps to run on the hardware.

However, it didn’t take very long for the company to walk back that statement.

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Apple’s adoption rates for iOS 17 show it is lagging behind iOS 16, with only 76% of iPhones from the last four years using the operating system.

The February release of iOS and iPadOS usage figures, based on apps interacting with the App Store directly, is an opportunity to see how many people update to Apple’s latest mobile operating systems a few months after launch. Monday’s results indicate that, compared to the year-ago figures, iOS 17 has some catching up to do.

According to the numbers, as of February 4 2024, 76% of iPhone models introduced in the last four years use iOS 17, with 20% still on iOS 16, and 4% on earlier releases. This is down from the 2023 figures, which showed 81% of devices introduced in the last four years used iOS 16 at the time, with 15% left on iOS 15, and 4% on earlier versions.

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