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Apple’s AirPods Have a Bit of Magic That the EU Wants to Share

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Regulations would make it easier for other headphones to connect. Plus: What happens when rich Americans stop spending?

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Apple’s AirPods Have a Bit of Magic That the EU Wants to Share

Regulations would make it easier for other headphones to connect. Plus: What happens when rich Americans stop spending?

9 days ago·United States

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On Apple Allowing Third-Party Assistants on iOS

This is an interesting idea by Parker Ortolani: what if Apple allowed users to change their default assistant from Siri to something else? I do not want to harp on the Siri situation, but I do have one suggestion that I think Apple should listen to. Because I suspect it is going to take quite some time for the company to get the new Siri out the door properly, they should do what was previously unthinkable. That is, open up iOS to third-party as…

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EU Requires Apple to Open iOS Features to Third-Party Developers

The European Union has mandated Apple to further open the iPhone’s connectivity features, significantly impacting how developers interact with the device’s ecosystem. The EU has proven to be serious about enforcing the DMA. Now they’re bullying Apple to disclose very specific documentation that will allow developers to create their own inferior, less secure alternatives to AirDrop and AirPlay. As part of the directive, Apple is required to allow…

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