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 and of course to comment.
The unmissable iPhon.fr of the last 7 days
- December 3:iMac: an edition like you've always dreamed of is out
- December 4:Measure a person's height in seconds with iOS
- December 6:A new app is currently breaking download records
- December 7:What release date for iOS 16.2?
Special mention forour complete tutorial on customizing the lock screen in iOS 16.
Other recent news, to go even further
The sources are in English in the majority of cases.
- TP-Link releases a new HomeKit socket for outdoors (source)
- The Apple AirPods Max headset is already celebrating its two birthdays (source)
- Twitter very close to charging 11 dollars for the blue macaroon on iPhone (source)
- Apple donated $880 million to various charities in 2020 (source)
- Camera+ improves on iPhone, with special winter and Christmas effects (source)
- Evernote has a new offline mode (source)
- Big new features for the Sofa app, for widgets, shortcuts, but also the locked screen (source)
- Vivaldi and Mastodon hand in hand (source)
- The MarsEdit blogging application is upgraded to V5 with many additions (source)
- Adobe will offer AI-generated images in its Stock catalog (source)
- Bitwarden offers passwordless login in DuckDuckGo (source)
- Microsoft is reportedly preparing a “super-app” to counter Apple and Google (source)
- Google Lens enters the iPhone via Google Translate (source)
Don't missour recap of the previous week.
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By : Keleops AG
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.
