Apple sent out ads for its new film F1: The Movie via the Apple Wallet app to iPhone users in the US. Users say they "hate" it.

However, to film certain sequences for the long-anticipated F1 movie, Apple’s engineering team replaced the broadcast module with a camera built using iPhone components. The idea to use a custom ...

However well-received the film may be, iPhone users don't necessarily want their built-in utilities, like their digital ...

Apple is channeling its efforts into marketing its upcoming original, F1 The Movie. Could this be Apple's biggest launch of ...

Experience the F1 trailer with iPhone haptics—plus, explore all the other creative ways Apple is promoting the movie.

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Apple packed the guts of an iPhone into one of the winglets hanging off an F1 car's airbox to capture footage better than ...

To handle the intense speeds and extreme conditions, Apple built a custom module for the camera, which is extremely aerodynamic and attached to the side of the car like a mirror. Apple told Wired the ...

F1 The Movie Hot Lap Immersive” is “today’s surprise release as part of an already audacious promotional campaign,” Sigmund ...

As spotted by Sigmund Judge, Apple is continuing its marketing blitz for F1: The Movie, which lands at the box office on June ...

It was an advert to watch the trailer for F1 the Movie on the Apple TV app. Now, normally, I tend to stay away from trailers ...

F1: The Movie is an upcoming racing drama produced by Apple Original Films. It stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris in lead roles and is directed by Joseph Kosinski, known for Top Gun: Maverick and Tron: ...