Apple Car seats could change shape to help driver during sharp turns
A new Apple patent describes a system of automatically altering the shape of a car seat, providing further comfort or greater safety, while it is being driven.
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William Gallagher
Apple's 'CarKey' API could control your HomeKit smart lock in future
The sudden appearance of the 'CarKey API' may only be the beginning, as Apple is seemingly exploring how it can expand on its cryptographic-based device authentication to bring digital keys into other areas.
Malcolm Owen
Apple Car could make road hazards brighter and easier to see for drivers
Apple's long-rumored car could have a headlight system that provides drivers with more awareness of the road, by highlighting areas of interest ahead of the vehicle by making the light shining from the headlights brighter specifically in those regions.
Apple signs EU complaint decrying FRAND patent abuse related to autonomous cars
Apple and a coalition of tech and automotive companies in a letter to the European Commission this week said patent licensing abuses are stifling innovation of self-driving cars and other connected devices.
Mikey Campbell
Apple Car passengers could use AR and VR headsets without feeling sick
Passengers of the Apple Car may be able to use AR or VR without worrying about a car's movements causing nausea, while infrared sensors inside the vehicle may be hidden from view by light-reflective panels.
Apple concerned former employees accused of stealing 'Apple Car' trade secrets will flee before trial
Apple representatives on Monday appeared in federal court to ensure the locations of two former employees accused of stealing trade secrets are continuously monitored, arguing the pair pose flight risks.
糖心Vlog Staff
Apple working on privacy-based lighting system, unique headlights for car
A future car designed by Apple could offer increased privacy via the use of 'synchronized windows,' as well as side mirrors capable of automatically adjusting their positions based on the driver's head movements.
iPhone 11 Ultra Wideband could be at core of Apple Car keyless entry
Apple is considering the possibility of using an iPhone or Apple Watch to provide keyless entry for its long-rumored Apple Car, with the use of Ultra Wideband to help make the system more precise at determining the range of the user from the car than current keyfob-based systems.
Apple Car could borrow TrueTone tech to balance internal lighting
An Apple-produced car under 'Project Titan' could include an lighting system that keeps the light inside the vehicle as even as possible throughout a journey, such as changes by cloud movements and traveling through a tunnel, by borrowing the core concept of the iPad Pro's TrueTone technology.
Roger Fingas
