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The "F1" movie from Apple starring Brad Pitt will focus on chasing down real F1 teams.
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Apple Sports iOS app gains Formula 1 supportApple Sports just hit top gear with F1 support, bringing live race updates, leaderboards, and more.
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Google Maps for iPhone gains speedometer and speed limitsThe iPhone Google Maps app finally gains functionality the Android version's had for five years.
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Wireless: How Apple's next-gen CarPlay will workThe next-generation of Apple CarPlay will only work wirelessly and it's set to take over the entire dashboard.
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Apple's F1 movie starring Brad Pitt debuts June 27, 2025An unnamed F1 movie starring Brad Pitt being produced by Apple will debut on June 27, 2025.
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WWDC: Next-gen Apple CarPlay takes over gauges, dash displaysApple CarPlay will soon take over the whole dash, where manufacturers permit it.
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Apple is thought to have spent more than $10 billion on its ill-fated car project.
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Apple's electric car project reportedly canceledAfter pouring time and money into chasing an a self-driving electric car dream Apple is reportedly moving on.
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Porsche lets you control vehicle functions with Apple CarPlayThe My Porsche app is now available in Apple CarPlay.
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Apple car reportedly due in 2028 with scaled-back self-driving goalsApple has reportedly abandoned a goal for true self-driving capability for its car project in order to get a product to market sooner.
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Next-generation Apple CarPlay coming to Porsche and Aston MartinAston Martin and Porsche will become the first two automakers to allow Apple CarPlay to take over their instrument clusters.
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GM thinks Apple CarPlay, Android Auto make cars less safeA GM representative said eliminating Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity means drivers will look at their phones less often, but the company hasn't studied the issue.
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Apple has filed a patent describing a system that can fill a driver's entire point of vehicle with augmented reality graphics.
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GM to phase out Apple CarPlay in EVs, chooses GoogleFuture GM EVs will feature Google-based infotainment systems.
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Apple iPhone 14 and Watch Series 8 get car crash detectionNew hardware in the iPhone 14 and Series 8 Apple watches enables crash detection for drivers.
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Apple hires "Top Gun: Maverick" brass to direct Brad Pitt F1 movieThe director and screenwriter of "Top Gun: Maverick" team up on Apple's new Formula One movie starring Brad Pitt.
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iOS 16 and next-generation Apple CarPlay taking over entire dashboardWith iOS 16, iPhone users will be able to use their phones to take over the digital instrument clusters in today's cars.
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Apple reportedly plans to use iPhone to control vehicle functionsApple is reportedly looking at ways for its phones to access and control climate control, radio, speedometer, and seat control functions.
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The guy who designed the original Apple iPhone will help design future Ferraris.
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Apple to reportedly go it alone on car project, including potentially productionAfter being spurned by multiple established automakers, Apple may now go it alone on its car project.
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Apple hires ex-BMW i chief, Canoo co-founder for car projectApple's latest hire for its Project Titan initiative is an auto industry veteran who spent 30 years at BMW.
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Apple reportedly close to picking LG, Magna for car projectApple is thought to be working on a self-driving electric car due for a reveal in 2024.
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Toyota chief warns Apple over tech firm's car plansToyota President Akio Toyoda welcomes new entrants to the auto sector but says they better be ready for the long haul.
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Apple patented zone lighting for its self-driving electric carApple has patented a zone-lighting system for cars that uses sensors to automatically turn on lights based on occupants' needs.
Stephen Edelstein