Wigget
Asked on 2025-11-05
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It seems like you might be referring to "widgets." If you have questions about widgets as presented at Apple's WWDC, I can provide information on various aspects such as new features, design principles, and updates across different platforms.
For example, in the session titled "What’s new in widgets" from WWDC 2025, several enhancements were discussed, including:
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Widgets in New Places: Widgets have expanded to new locations across Apple's platforms, including iOS, macOS, and VisionOS. They can now be customized with different themes and textures, such as glass or paper textures, and can be updated with push notifications to stay current across devices. What’s new in widgets
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Relevance Widgets: These widgets can suggest content to users at the right time, enhancing the smart stack's functionality. What’s new in widgets
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Design for VisionOS: Widgets on VisionOS are designed to integrate with the physical space around them, offering fixed sizes and customization options to fit various environments. They also feature proximity awareness to adjust detail based on the viewer's distance. Design widgets for visionOS
If you have a specific question about widgets or need more detailed information, feel free to ask!
What’s new in widgets
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