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Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra impresses with design but faces scrutiny over camera features ahead of its debut with the iPhone 18 series.
Apple revamps retail stores to prepare for a new smart home hub launch, expanding its smart home ecosystem with a display-equipped device.
Apple restructures, cutting Vision Pro and Siri staff, shifting focus to AI and new product strategies.
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.
iOS 27 upgrades Shared Albums to full resolution but removes the iCloud storage exemption, meaning contributors’ photos count against the album owner’s plan.
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 will display ‘Made With AI’ labels on AI-generated songs after making its Transparency Tags system mandatory for distributors and labels.
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.
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’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.
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