At the end of last month, Twitter decided to hold off on the relaunch of Twitter Blue. Allegedly, this was because Elon Musk didn't want to pay the 30% cut that the Apple App Store collects from all apps with transactions. However, it looks like the company will relaunch it soon.

This week, Apple announced that there will be a new karaoke feature called Apple Music Sing. Set to launch later this month to all Apple Music subscribers this month, it turns out that not all the models will support it. 

Samsung found a new subtle way to roast Apple by asking iPhone users to try the One UI. The company has an official landing page to promote a feature that allows iPhone users to explore the Samsung Galaxy One UI, messages, and camera features.

Apple has tweaked how AirDrop functions on the iPhone, whereby users now only have the option to toggle AirDrop sharing with ‘Everyone’ for 10 minutes. Previously, the toggle allows you to always keep AirDrop on, thus allowing anyone nearby to share files with you.

Microsoft is reportedly working on a ‘super app’ that can dethrone both Google and Apple in the mobile search space. An all-in-one app that combines messaging, web search, shopping, news feeds and more, the concept is similar to how dominant WeChat is in China.

Apple has announced the most comprehensive upgrade to its App Store pricing system, which provides developers worldwide with 700 additional price points and new pricing tools. In Malaysia, App Store developers can now charge a minimum of 90 sen and up to a maximum of RM49,999.

We have talked about the rumoured Apple Car before but it's been quite quiet until now. According to sources, Apple seems to plan on launching its electric vehicle by 2026 for under $100,000 for the masses. It's said to feature self-driving mode as well.

Today, Apple just announced that it will introduce a new feature for Apple Music. Called the Apple Music Sing, you can think of it as a karaoke feature and it will be available later this month to Apple Music subscribers worldwide.

Previously, we reported that Apple’s AR/VR headset is getting closer to release after the company has already gotten the name of its operating system, xrOS. However, it looks like there are still some “software-related issues” to be resolved as according to reliable tipster Ming-Chi Kuo, the mixed-reality headsets have been delayed to the second half of 2023.

Apple has long been rumoured to be developing its own AR/VR headset and it looks like the product’s release is getting closer as Apple has already gotten a name for the operating system (OS) running on the device. According to reliable tipster Mark Gurman, Apple has decided to call the software xrOS, instead of the previously rumoured RealityOS.