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In a groundbreaking conversation, Christoph Tilley of MXR Productions shares insights into the company’s innovative work with Apple’s Vision Pro, pushing forward the possibilities of immersive filmmaking. As a pioneering company, MXR Productions delves into the intricate and technically demanding realm of creating immersive media for Apple’s new Vision Pro device.

With the release of iOS 18, iPhone users can now customize their Lock Screen controls, replacing the standard Camera app and flashlight options with supported third-party apps or shortcut actions. Snapchat is among the first apps to embrace this new feature, allowing users to launch its camera directly from the Lock Screen.

New developments in Apple’s iOS 18.2 indicate that the Apple Vision Pro headset may soon offer enhanced guest mode controls through an iPhone. Currently, guest mode is operated directly on the Vision Pro device, but this new feature suggests users will be able to manage guest sessions more efficiently via their iPhones, using a Live Activity session.

Indian photographers are gearing up for this year’s Diwali with tips on how to use the iPhone 16’s camera features to capture stunning and dynamic images during the festival. Diwali is one of the most vibrant times of the year, with moments that feel entirely unique, making it difficult for a single camera lens to capture the full spectacle.

Moment has built a solid reputation over the years for producing top-tier camera lens attachments, and its latest release, the iPhone 16 Camera Case, continues to deliver. With the addition of a built-in Drop-In Lens Mount, this case is designed to maximize compatibility with Moment’s renowned lens systems, filters, and more.

As Apple prepares to release iOS 18.1, the rollout will include some of the anticipated AI features under the Apple Intelligence banner, though not all. Apple is opting for a deliberate, step-by-step approach, releasing tools only when they meet the company’s high standards of reliability and functionality.

Rumors surrounding Apple’s 2025 iPhone lineup suggest the company may discontinue the iPhone “Plus” model in favor of a new, slimmer device possibly called the “iPhone 17 Air.” The introduction of this new model represents a shift in Apple’s strategy, aiming to boost sales by offering a sleeker design positioned between the regular iPhone 17 and the iPhone 17 Pro.

Apple’s Vision Pro, initially promoted as a groundbreaking tool for professionals in filmmaking and editing, has failed to gain traction among these key industries. While the device boasts impressive display technology and offers potential for immersive spatial computing, its high price, bulky design, and reported health concerns such as eye strain and cognitive fatigue have hindered its widespread adoption.

The iPhone 16 brings a significant update to the Camera and Photos apps with expanded Photographic Styles, one of the most impactful changes this year. Initially introduced with the iPhone 13 series, Photographic Styles now offer 14 presets, all customizable, allowing users to create personalized presets based on their favorite photos.

Recent patents indicate that Apple is exploring ways to eliminate the notch and Dynamic Island on future iPhones, potentially through the use of under-display camera technology. The notch, which has long been criticized, could soon be replaced by a more seamless design.