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    A person uses AirPlay on their smartphone to control media playback while a woman in a hat and red-patterned shirt performs on stage on a TV screen displaying "Little Voice.

    AirPlay Flaws Leave Millions of Devices Open to Hackers

    AirPlay, Apple’s wireless streaming protocol, lets users beam audio, video, and other content between devices like iPhones, Macs, and third-party smart TVs or speakers. CarPlay extends this connectivity to vehicles,…

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    Mastering visionOS Spatial Audio for Immersive Sound Experiences

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    Platonic Season 2 Release Brings Rogen and Byrne Back to Apple TV+

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    Apple’s iOS 19 AI Integration Empowers Developers to Redefine Apps

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    OpenAI Acquires Jony Ive’s AI Hardware Startup io in $6.5 Billion Deal

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    Beats Cable Bridges the Gap for CarPlay with USB-C iPhones

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    iPhone Focus Modes: Your Key to Staying Productive in a Distracted World

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