Apple’s Smart Glasses Will Have Cameras That Can’t Record You — Here’s What That Means
Apple is building privacy protections into its first smart glasses, due in late 2027. What the cameras can and can’t do may surprise you.
Apple is building privacy protections into its first smart glasses, due in late 2027. What the cameras can and can’t do may surprise you.
watchOS 27 detects which Apple Watch features you never use and offers to disable them automatically to extend your battery life.
Apple wants to pay 20% less for iPhone 18 Pro Max displays. Analysts say buyers will still pay $200 more than last year’s model.
A judge approved Apple’s $250M Siri settlement. If you bought an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 16 model in a specific window, you may be owed cash.
Trump launched a formal trade probe into EU fines against Apple and other tech giants, threatening new tariffs that could affect prices for American consumers.
iOS 27’s Call Context feature automatically finds booking details and account codes in your apps and shows them on screen while you’re on a call with a business.
Apple Photos in iOS 27 lets you save any video frame as a full-resolution photo. No more blurry, cropped screenshots from your saved videos.
OpenAI’s health integration is live for all U.S. ChatGPT users. It reads your Apple Health data, lab results, and medications — and won’t use any of it for training.
Ford’s 2027 electric vehicle embeds Apple Maps natively, meaning navigation works without a connected iPhone and ties directly into hands-free driving.
A federal judge upheld the $634M Masimo verdict against Apple, rejecting both an overturn bid and a new trial. Here’s what it means for Apple Watch owners.