Technology
Apple confirms its AR headset in latest iOS 15.4 beta update
Apple’s AR/VR headset plans could come to fruition this year. After a round of rumors and leaks, Apple has now dropped a big hint that its AR/VR headset will indeed appear in the near future, if not soon. The latest beta version of the iPhone software includes some internal features that will support augmented and virtual reality. It also confirmed that Apple is finally working on bringing push notifications to web apps on iOS.
Developer Maximiliano Firtman has discovered two major changes to the iOS 15.4 beta software. One is that Apple has included the WebXR API in the software, and the other is a combination of “built-in web notifications” and “push API” toggles.
The first will be used for Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality on the website, but since Apple’s iOS doesn’t yet support AR/VR headsets, the feature is disabled. However, it does provide solid evidence that Apple is working on headphones and may launch them in the near future. Since Apple has decided to disable this feature in an upcoming iOS update, it’s impossible for any third-party headphones to use it to configure the technology on the iPhone. Regardless, however, the feature does confirm Apple’s plans to eventually introduce AR/VR technology.
The second feature is long overdue from Apple. Web app push notifications as an Android PWA (Progressive Web App) feature is finally coming to the iPhone. While Safari on macOS supports alerts from websites in the background, iOS has never had such a feature. But iOS 15.4 hints that Apple is working in that direction. The beta software has two toggles: “Built-in Web Notifications” and “Push API” in the WebKit experimental feature within Safari. But according to 9to5Mac, those options don’t work right now. Regardless, there’s a strong sign that the web app is about to get an overhaul.
The beta software also shows that developers will no longer have to do extra work to assign web app icons on iOS devices. For four years, because the Web App Manifest on iOS did not support icon declarations, developers had to add specific code to provide app icons for their web apps. But Apple added support for generic custom icons in the next iPhone update.
iOS 15.4 is currently in beta, so these features may only be used for testing and Apple may or may not finalize them as a stable release. Regardless, they’re still a good hint at Apple’s store.
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Hollywood
Tom Holland to star alongside Matt Damon in Christopher Nolan’s next, will juggle that with Spider-Man 4 in 2025
Tom Holland, last seen in Apple TV show The Crowded Room last year, has signed his next with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan.
Tom Holland is going to have a very busy 2025. As per The Hollywood Reporter, the actor has signed Christopher Nolan’s next, which he will juggle the filming of with that of the long-awaited Spider-Man 4. (Also Read – Tom Holland shares why he left alcohol behind: ‘Struggling without booze…’)
Tom signs Nolan’s next
This will mark the first collaboration between Tom and Christopher. While details of his next directorial aren’t known yet, it’s most likely not to have a contemporary setting. It’ll be either set in the past like, his previous film Oppenheimer (2023), or in the future like Interstellar (2014). Matt Damon, who has worked with Christopher in both, has also come on board his next.
Christopher’s next will be co-produced by him and his wife Emma Thomas’ banner Syncopy Inc and Universal Pictures, as the two production houses will team up after the Academy Award-winning blockbuster Oppenheimer last year. Prior to Oppenheimer, Christopher collaborated mostly with Warner Bros before having a fallout post the debacle of Tenet (2020).
Warner Bros then went on to produce Greta Gerwig’s musical satire Barbie, which clashed with Oppenheimer at the box office and even outperformed it globally. Warner Bros offered Christopher a cheque for the fees he waived off for helming Tenet during the pandemic. While Christopher graciously accepted the belated remuneration, he still went on to pitch his next to Warner Bros.
Tom’s busy schedule
Tom didn’t have any release this year. His last outing was Todd Graff’s psychological thriller show The Crowded Room on Apple TV last year. He’ll juggle the filming of Christopher Nolan’s next and Spider-Man 4 in 2025. Tom has been playing the superhero ever since Russo Brothers’ 2016 blockbuster Captain America: Civil War. He’s slipped into the Peter Parker shoes post that for three standalone films and two Avengers movies. Spider-Man 4 will be helmed by Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings director Destin Daniel Cretton.
As Tom’s girlfriend and co-star Zendaya will be busy filming Spider-Man 4 in 2025, she’ll reprise her role of Chani in Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi spectacle Dune 3 only in 2026. Meanwhile, Tom is also likely to make an appearance as Spider-Man in Russo Brothers’ Avengers: Doomsday, which will go on floors in the spring of 2025.
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