The Vision Pro Future Apple Sold Us Isn’t Playing Out as Planned, and About 200 Employees Are Now Paying the Price
Apple restructures, cutting Vision Pro and Siri staff, shifting focus to AI and new product strategies.
iPhone Owners Have Waited Years for Walmart to Make This Checkout Change, and It’s Finally Happening This Weekend
Walmart is adding Apple Pay support to U.S. stores starting August 24, with a full rollout planned across all locations and gas stations by mid-2027.
Apple Is Fixing One of Photos’ Most Annoying Limits in iOS 27, but There’s a Catch That Could Cost You More
iOS 27 upgrades Shared Albums to full resolution but removes the iCloud storage exemption, meaning contributors’ photos count against the album owner’s plan.
The Apple Watch Series 12 May Bring Back a Rare Premium Material Apple Hasn’t Offered in More Than 6 Years
Apple Watch Series 12 may revive the ceramic case finish, absent since 2020. Here’s what we know about the material, the price history, and this year’s update.
Apple Is Unlocking a Long-Overdue AirPods Feature That Could Make Your Music Sound Much Better Without Buying New Earbuds
Apple’s fifth AirPods beta firmware adds iOS 27 support for custom EQ, an Adaptive mode slider, and a new settings interface for AirPods Pro and AirPods 4.
ChatGPT Can Now Read Your iMessages, and the Convenience Comes With a Serious Privacy Tradeoff Every Mac User Should Understand
OpenAI’s new Apple Messages plugin lets ChatGPT read, draft, and send iMessages on Mac, but it requires Full Disk Access and other broad system permissions.
Apple Music Has a Serious AI-Generated Music Problem, and Apple Is Finally Doing Something About It Before It Gets Even Worse
Apple Music will display ‘Made With AI’ labels on AI-generated songs after making its Transparency Tags system mandatory for distributors and labels.
Epic Says Europe Just Let Apple Get Away With Charging Developers for Something the Law Was Supposed to Make Free
The European Commission approved Apple’s revised EU App Store fees taking effect October 1, but Epic Games says the new charges violate the Digital Markets Act.
OpenAI Is Trying to Make Apple’s Trade Secrets Lawsuit Go Away, but Apple Just Fired Back With 32 Pages on Why It Shouldn’t
Apple filed a 32-page brief opposing OpenAI’s motion to dismiss its trade secrets lawsuit, with a hearing set before Judge Davila on October 1.
Apple Found a Clever Way to Fill Its New Home Hub With Things You Already Use Without Building Another App Store You Don’t Need
Apple’s smart home hub will mirror iPhone widgets on its 7-inch display, with a privacy feature that hides widget content when the primary user is away.
