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The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) hosted its first driverless race at Yas Marina, showcasing the potential and challenges of autonomous racing. While the cars didn't match human drivers' lap times, they successfully navigated the track, providing valuable data for future development. The event highlighted the use of advanced technology in motorsports and the region's ambition to become a tech hub.
EA Sports is set to release EA Sports College Football 25, marking the return of its beloved college football video game series after a decade-long hiatus. The game was initially discontinued due to legal issues surrounding player likenesses, but changes in NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) laws have allowed its revival. The new game promises an immersive experience with detailed recreations of college football atmospheres and updated gameplay mechanics. Nearly every player from the 134 FBS teams has opted in, and the game will feature modes like Dynasty Mode and Road to Glory, reflecting the complexities of modern college football.
Apple has launched a new sports score app in the U.S., U.K., and Canada called Apple Sports, which provides users with scores from selected leagues and teams without any news articles, videos, or ads. The app allows users to choose which teams and leagues to follow and currently supports NBA, NHL, MLS, NWSL, NCAA basketball, major European, and Mexican men's soccer leagues, with plans to add support for other leagues in the future. While the app lacks support for widgets and live activities, its ad-free and distraction-free interface has been well-received.
Apple has launched a new Sports app targeting sports fans, providing real-time scores, play-by-play information, team stats, and live betting odds for various leagues including MLS, NBA, and NHL. The app, available in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, allows users to label their favorite teams and leagues, and also offers a feature to move to Apple TV and other streaming apps to watch games with active subscriptions. This app is part of Apple's broader sports-related initiatives, including showing MLS games on Apple TV+ and "Friday Night Baseball."
Apple has unveiled a new Sports app offering fast score updates, team stats, play breakdowns, and betting odds, with a focus on integrating with its other services. The app, currently available for iPhone users in the US, UK, and Canada, is ad-free and includes features for following specific teams and leagues. However, it lacks notifications and live activities, requiring users to actively open the app for updates. This move comes as Apple continues to expand its presence in sports streaming, including a 10-year deal to stream MLS games and rights to stream certain MLB games.
Apple has launched a new app called Apple Sports, providing real-time scores and stats for various sports leagues including MLS, NBA, NHL, and more. The free app aims to offer fast access to sports information and is currently available for download in the US, Canada, and UK. Apple plans to expand the app to include additional leagues like MLB and NFL in the future, aligning with its growing live rights portfolio on Apple TV+.
Apple has launched a free sports app called Apple Sports, available for iPhone users in the U.S., the UK, and Canada, offering real-time scores and stats for various leagues, with the ability to watch live games on Apple TV. The app allows users to customize scoreboards for multiple leagues, explore play-by-play information, team stats, and live betting odds, and sync with favorites selected within the My Sports experience in the Apple TV app and Apple News.
Apple has launched a new iPhone app called Apple Sports, providing users with a centralized platform to access scores, team stats, and betting odds for major sports leagues including the NBA, NHL, NCAA, Premier League, and more. The app also integrates with Apple's exclusive streaming rights for MLS and ties directly into sports streaming services, allowing users to jump into live games. While the app itself does not support betting, users have the option to disable betting odds.
Apple has launched a free standalone app called Apple Sports, providing real-time scores, stats, and live betting odds for various sports leagues, with a focus on driving viewership to the Apple TV app for live sports streaming. The app is currently available in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., and includes features such as customizable scoreboards, live activities on the iPhone lock screen, and support for multiple languages. It aims to cater to sports fans by delivering rapid access to scores and stats, with a particular emphasis on soccer through the MLS Season Pass subscription available on Apple TV.
Apple Maps has updated its imagery for Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, allowing users to get an inside look at the venue. This coincides with the second Apple Music Halftime Show at the Super Bowl, which will feature Usher. Apple executives Tim Cook, Eddy Cue, and Deirdre O’Brien are in Las Vegas for the event, and while Apple isn't streaming the halftime show on Apple Music, viewers can tune in to the Super Bowl broadcast or use services like Fubo TV for streaming.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver discuss the transformative potential of the new Apple Vision Pro device, which offers immersive experiences and real-time stats for sports and entertainment content. Cook emphasizes the device's appeal to creators and consumers, while Silver sees it as a game-changer for how people experience sports media. The NBA is already developing a dedicated app for the device, and plans to utilize immersive spatial video recording for events. Both Cook and Silver believe the Vision Pro will lead to a shift in how sports content is produced and consumed.