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Apple is hiring a live production specialist for Fitness+, hinting at real-time classes for a service that has operated as on-demand only since 2020.
Apple trained its own LLM for China with Alibaba’s help, bypassing Gemini entirely. Here’s how the Chinese version of Apple Intelligence will actually work.
Apple removed a Milan billboard featuring a toddler with an iPhone after Italy’s children’s rights watchdog referred the ad to three regulators over screen time concerns.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, weeks from retirement, told CBS News he simply hopes people remember him as a good and decent man. John Ternus takes over September 1.
Apple launched paid ads in Apple Maps for U.S. and Canadian businesses on Friday, with location targeting, no minimum spend, and a notable list of restricted categories.
Apple confirmed a new wave of mercenary spyware alerts sent to users across 110 countries, with total warnings now spanning more than 150 countries worldwide.
The iPhone X is now officially obsolete, ending hardware service at Apple Stores. Here’s what that means if you still own one.
Apple has proposed fees of 5 to 15 percent on App Store link-out purchases, as a federal judge prepares to set a binding rate in the Epic lawsuit.
Microsoft Edge is testing Apple Account sign-in for browser profiles on Windows and macOS, removing the need for a Microsoft account to get started.
Apple is skipping the base iPhone 18 this fall, leaving the iPhone 18 Pro as the entry-level new iPhone amid expected price increases.
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