Last but not least, Apple's recent hybrid computer patents are the most intriguing news. Nobody knows if it'll be a MacBook that detaches like an iPad or an iPad with a new keyboard. But one thing is certain: this computer will have a touch screen display, numerous working angles, and most likely a touch-screen optimized macOS. You've been living under a rock if you haven't heard about the Epic vs. Apple case. For violating Apple's in-app purchase policy, Epic Games' Fortnite was removed from the App Store. The software is still unavailable on the App Store, even after the case has been settled.
Let's start with the most likely scenario. Body temperature data are likely to be included in the next Apple Watch Series 8. Apple might kill the thermometer if it makes this, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and other leakers. Apple has received patents for a breathalyzer, which is all about murdering things. It could be integrated with the iPhone or Apple Watch, and function in combination with Apple Car, according to the patent. In a nutshell, if your iPhone detects that you've had one too many drinks, you won't be permitted to get into your car. Stay tuned for Apple's announcement of a Ford veteran to work on the Apple Car.
Fortnite, on the other hand, couldn't afford to lose all of its iPhone revenue, so it devised a workaround. Fortnite with Xbox Cloud may be played in your iPhone's browser. Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, also stated that the game is now available for free on all platforms, which is fantastic news. The good news is that AMD is developing new "Dragon Range" CPUs. These are high-performance CPUs designed for gaming laptops. AMD has been doing well in the gaming laptop sector for some time, and the new processors might help it push farther into the premium market. WhatsApp has taken notes from the competition and added a few useful features. You may now respond to messages with emoticons, exchange files up to 2GB in size, and create groups with up to 512 people. Telegram a lot?