Tesla owners have had to put up with subpar iOS workarounds for far too long, such as propping up their iPhones on the dash or fiddling with their Bluetooth to accomplish even the most basic things like getting directions. However, it appears that era may be coming to an end. According to rumors, Tesla is seriously considering incorporating Apple CarPlay into its vehicles. They’re now testing it, and it sounds like we could see a rollout in a few months.
Photo credit: Felix Schwamkrug
Sure, Apple recently released a USB-C version of the original AirPods Max, but what about the second-generation model? Well, we probably won’t see that until WWDC in June at the earliest, but this concept by Felix Schwamkrug does give us an idea of what it could look like.
We may never see a real-life Apple Car, but ND-Woodworking Art wanted to create his own wooden version. Everything you’re about to see was completed in the span of just 68 days, including building the steel frame, hand cutting all of the wood pieces, sanding everything down, and then installing the electric drivetrain.
After numerous leaks, the 6.1″ Apple iPhone 15 and 6.7″ iPhone 15 Plus have officially been unveiled. Available in stores on September 22, both of these handsets not only feature a new USB‑C connector, but also Apple’s own A16 Bionic chip, which powers the Dynamic Island, computational photography capabilities, and more.
Photo credit: Shreyansh Onial
Remember the 4th generation iPod Shuffle, the one released on September 1, 2010? The Nothing nPod concept by Shreyansh Onial draws inspiration from Apple’s ultra-portable music player, including just the most important features such as volume controls and the iconic Glyph interface, or LED-filled array that lights up.