They could already, but only if the webpage coded for it. I have a couple of sites it just works on, but only a couple. Hell, some sites STILL block password paste.
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Password manager extensions can finally populate OTPs? That was one of the last points of friction with using 1Password on iOS. Now if only they would implement extension support in macOS instead of requiring you to use their shitty browser extension.
Do you have any examples? I have 1Password configured as the only credential provider in iOS, but I only ever get prompts to fill OTPs for sites I’ve set up in Apple’s password manager. The only way I can fill OTPs from 1Password is by manually copying them from the app or by using 1Password’s Safari extension. If I’m understanding correctly, 1Password should be able to fill OTPs in iOS 18 using the native UI once it’s updated to implement the new API (and also in macOS 15 should 1Password ever implement it, though they’ve been pretty resistant supporting the extension API so far even though it makes the Passkey experience worse on macOS).
I just remember being surprised by it a couple of times. I'll see if I can figure out which sites.
Look at the RAM specs. A16 has only 6GB. Models are large, very large. There are papers written on how to shrink models down so they can possibly squeeze into a phone’s memory.
I notice that phrase in the keynote. What do they mena by that: actual blades with Apple Silicon SoCs in them? Mac Minis, Mac Pros?
I realise I'm way late to this (I wasn't going to be up at 3am my time to watch the keynote
), but they've added a lot more stuff than just strict password management to 1Password in recent years (probably because they fully realised that they were very ripe for a Sherlocking): https://developer.1password.com/Plus it sounds like James is going through a rough time right now, so I'm sure he'd appreciate the love.
You should think of the iPhone notification mirroring and iPhone mirroring as one feature. I think the real utility comes from being able to quickly respond to notifications without your hands leaving the keys/trackpad.
The only way that mine maintains cell signal (needed for SMS - yes, I do get a fair amount) is to stay upstairs in a very particular place in my office. Removing it from that location means I miss SMS, many from Doctors. Now SMS forwarding works fine as long as I leave the phone up there and I have a Mac and iPad, so almost never need to get the iPhone, but the convenience is undeniable for me.
yeah, thats a bit disappointing to be sure. Undoubtedly there will be more deep dives on this issue in the coming weeks.
Traditionally the SE has gotten the top of the line SoC in a bottom of the line package. So a mid-2025 SE with an A18 would be exactly what you would expect based on prior SEs.
It’s going to be interesting to see how they place it in the lineup. Up until now the SE has been in a noticeably “lesser” shell. With the move to a FaceID SE it will be harder to differentiate from the new iPhones. Price it too low and there will be substantial cannibalization.
Exactly. It's one less mental context switch if I don't have to switch devices (even if the phone's sitting right beside me on my desk).
It won’t cannibalize too badly because they‘ll release the SE in the Spring, well after the new models and holiday shopping season.
I would love it if Apple kept TouchID as the differentiator between the SE and other models. I'd stick with it forever if that were the case. I have FaceID on my iPad Pro and really don't like it nearly as much as TouchID on my 2022 iPhone SE. Memory is my biggest complaint, I'd say.
For me, this feature might not be the biggest of deals, but it is welcome none-the-less.
Apparently now you can – but only if both the host and guest OS are MacOS 15 or later...
Just downloaded the Developer Beta of iPad OS 18 to my iPad Mini. Opened Photos first thing and sadly, I can confirm that, at least as of now, my practice of using the Caption field for titling…until I sit down at a Mac…will continue. No sign of smart albums either — though I was called away before I could do a deep dive.
Somebody elsewhere mentioned that you only have to install a few (or just one) very small system packages from the Xcode 16 beta, not the whole shebang:
Yup! We discussed the possibility of AS-based servers in the ARMageddon thread, 2 years ago.
) on how many AS Servers (aka ASSes) are in their AI datacenter.Yup. My elderly parents will never, ever, ever grok a phone that lacks a Home button. If the Home button goes away on the new SE, I might have to buy two current-get SEs just to squirrel away in case we have a hardware failure and need to replace.
