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Apple Sports updated with Eredivisie, Scottish Premiership, J1 League, and four more soccer leagues, plus formation data for most competitions.
Apple is testing an AI tool that transcribes Genius Bar repair sessions and logs them to employee iPads. It’s opt-in, but here’s what it means for you.
tvOS 27 adds Hi-Res Lossless Audio support to Apple TV 4K this fall, but two older models won’t make the cut. Here’s what changes for Apple Music listeners.
iOS 27 adds separate volume sliders for ringtones, alarms, and notifications. Here’s what changes and how to set it up when it arrives this fall.
From battery-draining accidental camera launches to photos that won’t open on other devices, these iPhone Camera settings quietly fix problems most owners didn’t know they had.
Most iPhone owners never change these Messages settings. A few quick tweaks can improve privacy, reduce spam, and speed up everyday texting.
The EU ordered Google to give rival AI apps the same deep Android access as Gemini by 2027. Here’s what that means for your privacy and daily phone use.
Apple’s trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI is expanding. Here’s what the legal letters sent to former employees mean for the case ahead.
San Francisco’s City Attorney sent cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google over 13 AI apps used to create nonconsensual nude images from real photos.
Apple and the DOJ are in early settlement talks over antitrust claims tied to third-party apps, digital wallets, and competing smartwatches on iPhone.
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