Apple changes gear, enhances car software
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Apple has announced plans to more deeply integrate its software into the core driving systems of cars, and also rolled out a slew of features for payments and business collaboration alongside unveiling new laptops. The company whose late 1990s turnaround meant branding itself for rebels and troublemakers spent Monday talking up how to use iPads to collaborate on business presentations and how its software will eventually help display fuel economy on car dashboards. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> Notably absent were any hints of Apples expected next big product, a mixed-reality headset that can overlay digital objects on a view of the real world. Apple did break with its tradition of not showing its hand about future technology when it presented a new car dashboard the company said would be able to display data from major instruments such as speed, fuel levels and gas mileage. The company also previewed an app called Freeform, which will act as a virtual whiteboard that multiple users can tap to share ideas during video meetings over Apples FaceTime service.
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