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A few days after releasing iOS 17.4 beta 1 to developers‚ Apple is now seeding macOS 14.4 and watchOS 10.4. Although it's unclear what changes the company is bringing to these operating system updates‚ one of them is possibly new emojis. With iOS 17.4 beta 1‚ Apple is adding over 100 new emojis‚ when you include skin tone modifiers and gender variants. The new additions include a Lime‚ a head shaking vertically‚ a phoenix bird (Moltres‚ for Pokémon fans)‚ and four new gender-neutral family emojis intended to be represented via silhouettes. In addition‚ Apple might be planning to add podcast transcription‚ as it's one of the iOS 17.4 beta 1 features. With it‚ the app now offers transcripts for every podcast episode. With macOS 14.3‚ Apple added the following features: Collaborate on playlists in Apple Music allows you to invite friends to join your playlist and everyone can add‚ reorder‚ and remove songs. Emoji reactions can be added to any track in a collaborative playlist in Apple Music. Apple Care &; Warranty in Settings shows your coverage for all devices signed in with your Apple ID. For watchOS 10.3‚ the company had a minor upgrade with just one new change: New Unity Bloom face celebrating Black History Month. The company says this collection is inspired by “the resilience and beauty of the Black community‚” with Blooming flowers and vibrant colors representing Pan-Africanism‚ and symbolizing generations working together to address injustice and dismantling systemic barriers. BGR will update the article if we learn about the new changes coming to macOS 14.4 and watchOS 10.4. That said‚ don't expect anything major such as sideloading‚ as this will be restricted to iPhone users in Europe. Even the iPad won't get the same treatment as the iPhone. A beta 2 for iOS 17.4‚ iPadOS 17.4‚ and tvOS 17.4 should be released in the next few days. Don't Miss: iOS 17.4 beta: Everything new for iPhone users The post Apple seeds first macOS 14.4 and watchOS 10.4 betas for developers appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: USDA frozen pizza recall means you need to check your fridge now

Apple’s announcement late last week was the talk of the town. The iPhone is finally getting sideloading‚ and all that comes with that: Third-party app stores‚ third-party payments‚ support for game streaming apps‚ alternatives to Apple Pay‚ and internet browsers for iOS that don’t have to use Safari’s Webkit engine. However‚ these features are restricted to the European Union. The EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) act forced Apple to open the iPhone to more competition‚ and all the features above will be available in early March‚ via an iOS 17.4 update. To get all of that‚ developers have to choose between their current deal with Apple‚ where they pay between 15% and 30% for digital purchases‚ or the new EU deal. That deal comes with cheaper app fees‚ which is good news. But there’s also a brand new tax that Apple will charge for apps that go viral‚ which means iPhone apps aren’t going to be cheaper now that sideloading is here. As for sideloading (the ability to install apps on iPhone from any source)‚ well‚ you can forget all about it. Sure‚ the iPhone will support sideloading in Europe come March. But sideloading isn’t going to work the way you think. You can’t just make an iPhone app and then offer it for download to anyone who wants it. Continue reading... The post 9 reasons iPhone sideloading is dead on arrival appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: USDA frozen pizza recall means you need to check your fridge now

More than a dozen Democrat lawmakers are pressuring the Biden administration to explain two sales of arms to Israel without congressional approval.