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By Aditya Tiwari · Posted
WWDC 2025: Apple AirPods gain new remote control feature on iPhone and iPad by Aditya Tiwari Apple's annual developer event, WWDC 2025, is now up and running. Alongside the much-hyped Liquid Glass design for its software ecosystem, the Cupertino giant introduced new features for its wireless headphones. The AirPods Pro 2, AirPods 4, and AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) are being updated with studio-quality audio recording capabilities. Building on the Voice Isolation feature from last year, it allows users and content creators to record their content with greater sound quality. Apple has also improved voice call quality on these AirPods models to add "more natural vocal texture and clarity" when using FaceTime, CallKit-enabled apps, and regular phone calls. Meanwhile, the upgraded audio recording capabilities work across the Camera app, Voice Memos, dictation in Messages, video conferencing apps like Webex, and compatible third-party camera apps. You have already been able to use your Apple Watch as a wireless remote for your iPhone's camera. This capability is now available on AirPods Pro 2, AirPods 4, and AirPods 4 ANC. You can press and hold the stem of your AirPods to snap a photo or start and stop video recording. Apple AirPods already support head gestures when responding to the Siri voice assistant. You can nod your head to say yes or shake it horizontally to say no when responding to the virtual assistant. Now, you can also use your AirPods to capture content from a distance. "For users who like capturing themselves singing or dancing, the new features make it easy to perform in sync with a soundtrack while simultaneously recording the video," Apple said. The camera remote feature on AirPods works with the Camera app or supported third-party camera apps on your iPhone or iPad. These new AirPods features are now available for testing through the Apple Developer Program and will be offered through public beta next month. Their public rollout will happen later this year through a firmware update shipped alongside iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe 26. -
By RejZoR · Posted
Anyone remembers times when Apple already had everything glassy looking? I do and I didn't even use Apple products back then... -
By wingliston · Posted
This app has become so bloated. I just want to see my money, send and receive it. Not offers and recommendations. -
By excalpius · Posted
>it will be hiring 1,250 operators, technicians, and engineers to help manage the facilities Um, that's chump change employment numbers for any sector. Any word on what the cost will be to PA for "securing" this investment?! How much do the PA taxpayers have to eat? -
By Steven P. · Posted
Paywalls 😠
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Is there a utility to scan the HD and fix any errors besides useless Norton Disk Doctor?
One that can fix the HD without having to re-boot?
I am sick of NDD not being able to fix my XP HD without it using the Windows scandisk feature - which sucks.
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