Apple's Week In Review: Dashboard Decoding, Giant iPhones, And Life-Saving Watches

This week in the Appleverse, we saw a range of exciting developments, from innovative features in the latest iOS update to a YouTuber building a gigantic iPhone. The tech giant continues to push boundaries, enhancing user experience and creating a buzz in the tech community.

Dashboard Decoder in iOS 17: Apple Inc. AAPL introduced a new feature in iOS 17 called “Visual Look Up,” which recognizes common symbols on your car’s dashboard. This feature is a game-changer for drivers, providing valuable information about warning lights and other symbols. Read the full article here.

World’s Largest iPhone: Meanwhile, YouTuber Matthew Beem built the world’s largest iPhone, standing at a whopping 7-feet tall. This gigantic iPhone, which weighs 500 pounds, has a touchscreen and can even play games like Subway Surfers. Read the full article here.

Future Hardware Upgrades: Renowned tech analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shared some exciting news about Apple’s future hardware upgrades. According to Kuo, the upcoming iPhone 15 and 16 are set to feature enhanced connectivity and performance through upgraded hardware specifications. Read the full article here.

Discount on MacBook Pro: For those in the market for a new laptop, the 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 chipset is now available at a massive discount of $950 on Adorama. This deal applies to the 512GB configuration, making it an attractive option for potential buyers. Read the full article here.

Life-Saving Apple Watch: Lastly, an Apple Watch saved a woman’s life by alerting her to a potentially deadly blood clot. The smartwatch’s heart monitoring features detected an unusually high heart rate, prompting her to seek medical attention. Read the full article here.

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