Warner Bros. Discovery is shutting down Boomerang Classic, a streaming service for classic cartoons, on September 30th. Boomerang content will be integrated into Max, WBD’s streaming platform. Current Boomerang subscribers will be automatically converted to Max ad-free plans.
Via: Animation Magazine
YouTuber Sean Allen shows what is the DocC feature and how to use it in Xcode.
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Apple’s revolutionary safety service, Emergency SOS via satellite, is now available to iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 users in Japan.
This innovative technology allows users to send messages to emergency services even when they’re outside of cellular or Wi-Fi coverage.
Additionally, users can now share their location with friends and family while traveling off the grid by opening the Find My app and selecting “Share My Location via Satellite.”
Every model in the iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 lineup can connect directly to a satellite through a combination of custom-designed components and deeply integrated software. Emergency SOS via satellite builds on existing iPhone features like Emergency SOS, Medical ID, emergency contacts, and Find My location sharing, providing users with a more comprehensive approach to sharing critical information with emergency services, family, and friends.
This groundbreaking service enhances the capabilities of Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) — or emergency services call centers — by enabling them to connect with even more users in emergency situations. It doesn’t require any additional software or protocols to set up, and users are directly connected to emergency services equipped to receive text messages or to relay centers with Apple-trained emergency specialists who can contact PSAPs that may not be able to receive text messages on the user’s behalf.
Via: Apple, Inc.
On Monday, Apple released iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 which the include new ‘Catch Up’ feature in the TV app alongside important bug fixes and security updates and is recommended for all users.
iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 both include Catch Up, a new feature in the TV app built specifically for sports viewers. Here’s how it works:
When joining a live stream for a game in progress, viewers can catch up on the action by watching a series of clips of highlights that have already happened during the game.
The Key Plays carousel is offered when you select a game in progress from the TV app main menu. You can also access it any time later, from the video player controls menu.
Catch Up is available as part of MLS Season Pass, Apple’s subscription service dedicated to the American soccer league.
Apple is expected to always be in discussion for more sports rights, so it’s likely that Catch Up will be expanded to other sports offerings in the future.
Via: 9to5Mac.com
