Amaya Toman The Vision Pro headset from Apple received an operating system update during the past week. Windows PC owners have seen the end of iTunes, and the dispute between Apple and the startup Rivos is finally coming to an end.
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visionOS 1.0.3
In the course of the past week, Apple released another operating system update for its Vision Pro headset - visionOS 1.0.3. The latest software update is the first to be released since the headset hit store shelves on February 2nd. According to Apple, the visionOS operating system version 1.0.3 brings partial bug fixes, and mainly corrects the problem from before, when it was not possible to reset the device without the intervention of the service in case of forgetting the access code.
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End of iTunes for Windows 10
iTunes for Windows 10 has ended. Owners of computers with the Windows 10 operating system have received the arrival of three new separate applications after preliminary testing - Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Devices. These stand-alone applications replace the existing iTunes application for Windows. In Apple Music, users will be able to listen to and manage music from their iTunes library, including iTunes Store purchases, and the Apple TV app will allow them to watch and manage movies and TV shows from iTunes. Both apps also provide access to Apple's streaming services, Apple Music and Apple TV+. Instead, the Apple Devices app will be used to update, backup, restore and manage iPhones and iPads and sync content.
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The end of the dispute over the theft of information about Apple Silicon chips
After two years, Apple has decided to enter into an agreement with the startup Rivos, which it sued in May 2022 for stealing trade secrets and accusing it of stealing four dozen employees. Apple alleged in the lawsuit that former employees stole proprietary information at the request of Rivos as part of the hiring process. According to the lawsuit, those employees allegedly smuggled gigabytes of confidential data to Rivos related to the A- and M-series chips. Rivos then retaliated against Apple in September 2023 with its own lawsuit, accusing it of using intimidation and other tactics to dissuade its engineers from leaving. Both companies want to reach a mutual agreement by March 15 and are working on a remedial process.
