- Platforms
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Patterns
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- Charting data
- Collaboration and sharing
- Drag and drop
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- Feedback
- File management
- Going full screen
- Launching
- Live-viewing apps
- Loading
- Managing accounts
- Managing notifications
- Modality
- Multitasking
- Offering help
- Onboarding
- Playing audio
- Playing haptics
- Playing video
- Printing
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- Searching
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- Workouts
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Components
- All components
- Content
- Layout and organization
- Menus and actions
- Navigation and search
- Presentation
- Selection and input
- Status
- System experiences
- Inputs
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Technologies
- All technologies
- AirPlay
- Always On
- App Clips
- Apple Pay
- Augmented reality
- CareKit
- CarPlay
- Game Center
- HealthKit
- HomeKit
- iCloud
- ID Verifier
- In-app purchase
- Live Photos
- Mac Catalyst
- Machine learning
- Maps
- Messages for Business
- NFC
- Photo editing
- ResearchKit
- SharePlay
- ShazamKit
- Sign in with Apple
- Siri
- Tap to Pay on iPhone
- Wallet
Editorial guidelines
Branding
Emphasize your app over AirPlay. References to AirPlay should be less prominent than your app name or main identity.
Referencing Apple Products
Adhere to Apple's trademark guidelines. Apple trademarks should not appear in your app name or imagery. In text, use Apple product names exactly as shown on the Apple Trademark List.
- Use Apple product names in singular form only; do not make Apple product names possessive.
- Do not translate Apple, AirPlay, or any other Apple trademark.
- Do not use category descriptors. For example, say iPad, not tablet.
- Do not indicate any kind of sponsorship, partnership, or endorsement from Apple.
- Attribute Apple, AirPlay, and all other Apple trademarks with the correct credit lines wherever legal information appears within your app.
- Refer to Apple devices and operating systems only in technical specifications or compatibility descriptions.
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Use AirPlay to listen from your iPhone or iPad. |
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Use AirPlay to listen from your iOS device. |
Referencing AirPlay
Use correct capitalization when using the term AirPlay. AirPlay is one word, with an uppercase A and uppercase P, each followed by lowercase letters. If your layout displays only all-uppercase designations, AirPlay can be typeset in all uppercase to match the style of the rest of the layout.
Don't use the name AirPlay as a verb. Instead use it as a noun.
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Use AirPlay to listen on your speaker |
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AirPlay to your speaker |
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You can AirPlay with [App Name] |
Use terms like works with, use, supports, compatible, and enabled.
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[App Name] is compatible with AirPlay |
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AirPlay-enabled speaker |
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You can use AirPlay with [App Name] |
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[App Name] has AirPlay |
Use the name Apple with the name AirPlay if desired.
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Compatible with Apple AirPlay |
Refer to AirPlay if appropriate and to add clarity. If your content is specific to AirPlay, you can use Airplay to make that clear. You can also refer to AirPlay in technical specifications.
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[App Name] now supports AirPlay |