MLS games are now included for everyone, plus F1 and MLB, creating a subscription that’s surprisingly hard to ignore for Apple enthusiasts.
Apple picked its AI partner and Elon snapped. His lawsuit reads like someone who just lost a race he didn’t expect Apple to win.
Tesla may finally let Apple into the cockpit as sales slide, but Elon’s resistance shows how much this could shake his vision for the brand.
Apple’s new iPhone and Watch feature lets you hold your U.S. passport for TSA checks. I tested it and it’s surprisingly fast.
The delayed iPhone Air 2 could finally get dual cameras, a move that could change the game or risk disappointing early adopters further.
Apple’s mid-range phone was meant to be the next crowd favorite. Instead, slow sales hint at deeper cracks in Apple’s iPhone strategy.
Apple disables automatic Wi-Fi syncing in iOS 26.2 for EU Apple Watch users, creating frustration and sparking a heated privacy vs. convenience debate.
With iOS 26.1, Apple added Liquid Glass controls that pull back its glossy interface, signaling a rare course correction from inside Cupertino.
Japan’s new competition law forced Apple to open the iPhone to third-party app stores, and iOS 26.2 is the start of a global shift Apple can’t stop.
iOS 26.2 lets you add alarms to Reminders, so urgent tasks can’t be ignored, finally solving years of missed notifications and frustration.
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