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Today's connected cars try to deliver a lot of safety features, such as using radar and video cameras to detect an imminent accident and sometimes take over braking and steering control in an effort to avert that accident. At the very least, the cars will issue increasingly loud and bright visual and audio alerts to get the driver to take action to avert the accident.

But a new University of Missouri College of Engineering study calls into question whether such systems work and, far more frightening, whether they might indeed be counterproductive and make drivers less safe. Yet it's possible that a simple smartwatch might be part of the solution. Ah, the joys of IoT and connected computing never end.

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Apple plans to introduce support for Mac Catalyst, tools that make it easier to port existing iPad apps to Macs, when it ships macOS Catalina this month.

Mac Catalyst in AppleCatalina

With that in mind, enterprise developers may want to take a look at Apple Arcade, because ita great place to explore apps that run on both iOS devices and Macs.

Games are among the most demanding applications you can run on any platform, which makes them a good way to stress test what platforms can do.

At the heart of the development of Arcade titles likely sits Applephilosophy for the future coexistence of all its platforms.Introduced at WWDC 2018 and talked up a little more at Appledeveloper conference in 2019, Catalyst makes it easier for developers to export iPad apps to Macs.

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