A new week full of Apple news ends this Sunday. Today is a day of rest, but also synonymous with taking stock of the past seven days. Some of you may not necessarily have the time to read us every day from morning to evening, so you could greatly benefit from a summary of the week mentioning the most read articles over the period.
This is precisely what we offer you here. Here are the unmissable articles of the week, to read or reread on iPhon.fr, orin the i-nfo.fr app, and of course to comment.
The unmissable iPhon.fr of the last 7 days
- June 19:iOS 17: what release date for the final version?
- June 20:iOS 17: this new feature will delight HomePod users
- June 22:If you are equipped with one of these boxes, then Apple TV is coming to your home
- June 22:Apple rolls out iOS 16.5.1 and fixes 2 big security flaws
- June 22:iOS 17: beta 2 (developers) has just been released, how to install it?
Special mention forour complete list of new iOS 17 featuresupdated regularly.
Other recent news, to go even further
The sources are in English in the majority of cases.
- The EU is pushing for more easily replaceable smartphone batteries (source)
- Apple AAPL stock is doing better than ever (source)
- Video editing fans in ecstasy at Apple's mastery in the matter (source)
- Chrome on iOS integrates Calendar, Translate, Lens and even Google Maps (source)
- Discussion around watchOS 10 and the new watch faces (source)
- The Mac MacWhisper transcription appaudio/video to textgoes to version 3 (source)
- Apple is looking to make control of the HomePod via Siri dependent on your gaze (source)
- Fans of third-party plugins for Mail won't like macOS Sonoma (source)
- Great improvements with version 4 of Kiwi for Gmail on macOS (source)
- Tim Cook would like to see a season 4 of Ted Lasso (source)
- Instagram now allows the upload of public Reels (source)
Finally, don't missour recap of the previous week.
Editor-in-chief for iPhon.fr. Pierre is like Indiana Jones, looking for the lost iOS trick. Also a long-time Mac user, Apple devices hold no secrets for him. Contact: pierre[a]iphon.fr.
