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Apple Sports adds two CarPlay widgets and new F1 features
Apple has updated its Sports app for iPhone, adding the first support for CarPlay and new F1 features. See the first two CarPlay widgets for Apple Sports below. Apple Sports on CarPlay Apple Sports version 3.10 includes the first Apple CarPlay features. While there’s no dedicated CarPlay app just yet, Apple Sports does include multiple widgets that work with CarPlay as part of today’s update. Apple’s Sports app supports two small widgets on CarPlay: My Teams and Leagues. These can be configured after updating to today’s Apple Sports release. Apple Sports includes four more widgets on iPhone with medium and large versions of My Teams and Leagues. New F1 features Apple Sports is also gaining new F1 features as part of the new update: “Now F1 fans can see weather conditions for each Grand Prix,” Apple says in the release notes. “Check track temperature, wind speed, and more.” Those new Apple Sports widgets will go great inside F1 cars, right? The release notes also mention the recently revealed 2026 World Cup tracking capabilities: Get ready for World Cup 2026 — follow your favorite teams and explore the groups on Apple Sports before the tournament kicks off in June. Apple Sports for iPhone is available for free on the App Store. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.
Apple CarPlay Tips & Tricks (2026) - 35+ Features You Need to Know
Apple CarPlay has evolved into a far more capable in-car platform than most drivers realise. While many people still use it purely for navigation and music, modern CarPlay now includes deep system customisation, widget support, smart home control, advanced messaging features, and new AI-driven integrations.This guide breaks down over 35 practical CarPlay features based on the latest 2026 behaviour, covering everything from basic setup through to advanced productivity and hidden system controls.Getting Started: Wired and Wireless CarPlay Setup#1 The most fundamental CarPlay feature is still the connection method. Wired CarPlay remains the most stable option, typically using either USB-A to Lightning, USB-A to USB-C or USB-C to USB-C cables depending on your iPhone generation and vehicle CarPlay USB port setup. Once connected, your car will prompt you to enable CarPlay and the interface launches almost instantly.#2 Wireless CarPlay removes the cable entirely and relies on Bluetooth initial pairing and then car’s internal Wi-Fi to send and receive data from your iPhone to the car display. After selecting the vehicle BT profile on your iPhone, CarPlay connects automatically within seconds after approval on the car display.A small amount of input and audio lag is expected on wireless CarPlay over using it wired, plus without a hard connection, your iPhone will reduce its battery charge more rapidly. Investing in a wireless Qi2 charger is recommended for a wire-free experience.#3 Looking for the battery icon in the CarPlay dock is a great way to tell if you’re using wired or wireless CarPlay. If the symbol appears, you are using wireless CarPlay. If not, the system is running in wired mode. This is a great way to tell how CarPlay is connected, if you are using wireless CarPlay and also connect your iPhone with a cable to charge it. On some systems, connecting a cable after using wireless CarPlay can switch it back to wired CarPlay mode.Organising Your Apps for a Cleaner Interface#4 CarPlay becomes significantly more efficient once you customise the app screen layout. On your iPhone, enter Settings > General > CarPlay. Select the car profile and select the Apps menu option. From here, simply tap and drag the order of applications based on your use and priority.Apps at the top of this list will appear on the first app screen. Less useful apps can be removed entirely from the CarPlay interface, reducing distraction while driving.#5 You’ll notice you can’t remove so...
Big Week for Apple CarPlay: Audiomack and ChatGPT Expand the App Ecosy ...
Audiomack and ChatGPT are now available on Apple CarPlay. Discover new features, AI integration, and how to upgrade your car with CarPlay today.
Native Car Messaging Interfaces : New Apple Carply
Meta launched an updated WhatsApp app for its new Apple CarPlay that delivers a native in-dash interface, featuring integrated contact profiles, recent chats and call history designed for use while connected to a vehicle. The release replaces the prior Siri-centric experience with visible UI elements and dedicated shortcut buttons for dictation and calling, allowing nonverbal control when ...
