Podcast episode 152: Hidden Features, Immersive Visions, and Firefighting Fibrillations 🔥

Details are emerging about the upcoming iOS 18 now that beta versions are in the hands of developers. Brett Burney and I start this week’s episode of the In the News podcast by discussing some of the more hidden features in iOS 18 that you might want to use. We also discuss the new features coming to Maps in iOS 18. Next, we took about new tools for creating immersive videos for the Apple Vision Pro, the end of Apple’s Buy Now Pay Later program, and more.

In our Where Y’At? segment, we discuss the happy tale of a firefighter who may owe his life to his Apple Watch and the strange tale of Steve Spielberg’s Apple Watch.

In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a great tip for using YouTube on an iPhone or iPad. I explain why you may want to ditch the camera button whenever you upgrade to iOS 18.

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Podcast episode 152: Hidden Features, Immersive Visions, and Firefighting Fibrillations 🔥

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