Apple is preparing an unprecedented change for iPhone phones, the American company taking everyone by surprise with something that the world has been asking for for a very long time, but here it comes with difficulty in its products, but at least it comes.
Apple is thinking of allowing iPhone users to set third-party applications as default browser and enamel client for the iOS operating system in its products, something the company refused to do for almost 14 years, since the first version was released.
Apple it would practically allow iPhone users to replace Safari with Google Chrome for automatically opening any links, and the Mail application with Gmail for accessing emails and sending emails to anyone.
Apple it would also allow the use of Spotify to listen to music in the HomePod, or to listen to music using Siri, everything seems to be something completely unreal, but Americans are forced to make these changes for their phones.
“The company is considering the possibility of allowing users to change the web browser, the Spotify mail application, Pandora could be allowed to stream directly to the HomePod. Apple Inc. is considering giving rival apps more prominence on iPhones and iPads and opening up its HomePod speaker to third-party music services after criticism the company gives an unfair advantage to its domestic products."
Apple is increasingly closely watched by the authorities because of the way it forces iPhone users to use only predefined iOS applications to do everything, but it seems that things are going to change radically in the near future.
