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Developers prove the potentials of Live Activities with an iOS app to track the Brazilian elections

Por: 9to5Mac Tech November 01, 2022

With , Apple introduced the Live Activities API – which lets third-party apps provide useful information on the iPhone lock screen and also on the Dynamic Island for those with iPhone 14 Pro. This weekend, developers proved the real potential of Live Activities with an iPhone app that let people follow the vote count of the Brazilian elections in real time. There are already , and they all provide cool interactions like showing flight details... + full article



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