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CarPlay Gets a Trio of Fresh Upgrades: MLB, Meta AI, and Storm Radar Lead the Charge
technology1 month ago

CarPlay Gets a Trio of Fresh Upgrades: MLB, Meta AI, and Storm Radar Lead the Charge

CarPlay receives three major August updates: MLB’s iPhone app now shows live scores and game details with radio feeds while respecting hide-scores; Meta AI is being tested on CarPlay alongside other chatbots; The Weather Channel’s Storm Radar adds CarPlay support with weather layers and route-aware alerts. iOS 27 will bring further CarPlay enhancements, with Volvo and Pioneer expanding spatial audio through CarPlay as well.

Detroit SportsNet debuts as year-round home for Tigers and Red Wings
business7 months ago

Detroit SportsNet debuts as year-round home for Tigers and Red Wings

Ilitch Sports + Entertainment announced Detroit SportsNet (DSN), a year-round broadcast home for the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings, available via in-market streaming and cable/satellite packages. Tigers games will stream this season on the MLB App, while Red Wings games will move to DSN starting in 2026-27. In-market streaming options cost $19.99/month or $189.99/year, with a limited-time offer paying $0 for Tigers baseball through April 1 (Opening Day); subscribing to the annual plan allows stacking discounts for the 2026 Tigers season and much of the 2026-27 Red Wings schedule. Distribution details are being finalized with providers. The Tigers’ broadcast team features Benetti, Dickerson, Dirks and Petry; Red Wings broadcasts are led by Daniels and Redmond.

"Apple Vision Pro: Revolutionizing Sports Viewing and Virtual Reality Experiences"
sports-technology2 years ago

"Apple Vision Pro: Revolutionizing Sports Viewing and Virtual Reality Experiences"

The Apple Vision Pro, with its MLB and NBA apps, offers a new level of immersion and interactivity for sports fans, providing 3D renderings, spatial audio, and immersive video experiences. The apps allow users to view games from different perspectives and access real-time player and team stats, potentially posing a challenge to traditional sports bars. While the technology is still evolving, it has the potential to revolutionize how sports are watched, with possibilities for future applications in other sports like the NFL.