Recap: the 7 articles you shouldn't miss this week

A new week full of Apple news has just ended. 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

August 5:Apple will transfer $395 to Mac users
August 6:iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro release date revealed?
August 7:You will probably use this new WhatsApp
August 7:iOS 17.6.1 Leaked Details: What Should We Expect?
August 7:tvOS also had the right to its update
August 8:Release of iOS 17.6.1 in final version, on compatible iPhones
August 8:Here is the new competitor to the Apple TV box

Special mention forour guide to the apps you need to know to follow the night of the stars.

Other recent news, to go even further

The sources are in English in the majority of cases.

the new App Store fees in the European Union are not really appreciated by the competition (source)
the number of apps available on the App Store for visionOS is skyrocketing (source)
Google announces new features for the Waze and Google Maps apps (source)
update of the iStat Menus app, which goes to version 7.0 (source)
with tvOS 18, we will soon be able to open links directly from our iPhones (source)
Apple is the seventh company in the new Fortune Global 500 (source)
Google's new connected Nest thermostat is compatible with HomeKit via the Matter standard (source)
OpenAI updates its ChatGPT app for computers running macOS (source)
the connected badge with artificial intelligence from the Humane brand is a real flop (source)
YouTube is testing a serious new feature (source)
an invisible laser can guess what you type on the keyboard discreetly, enough to compete with keyloggers (source)
a feature being tested for Google Photos makes headlines (source)