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Apple is reportedly developing a screenless fitness tracker similar to Whoop, based on a Bloomberg report, and the device is in early stages with a potential release after 2028.
Apple has added persistent advertisements for its services like iCloud+, Apple Music, and AppleCare+ in iOS settings, which users find frustrating as they often cannot be dismissed and linger for weeks.
The article argues that Apple should release a low-cost desktop computer called the Mac Neo, using an iPhone chip to offer a simpler and more affordable alternative to the Mac Mini.
Apple is opening a state-of-the-art live music venue called Apple Music Hall in London, featuring advanced audio and production systems, marking its return to live music events.
The author criticizes Apple for enabling AI features by default in macOS updates and removing privacy opt-out options, highlighting broader consent issues in the AI industry.
Ron Johnson, former Apple retail chief, expresses skepticism about AI-driven shopping agents, arguing that physical stores remain essential for high-value product experiences despite Silicon Valley's push for agentic commerce.
A tweet discussing the Apple Vision Pro, comparing it to an iPod and noting its detailed UX, with a user expressing excitement to experiment with it.
iFixit has awarded the iPhone 18 Pro a repairability rating of 7/10, highlighting the variable aperture camera as a potential repair challenge while noting improvements in battery and component accessibility.
The article discusses Apple's new CEO John Ternus and his plans to navigate the company from the iPhone era into the AI era, highlighted by the launch of the iPhone Duo foldable smartphone.
iPhone owners can now submit claims for a payout in Apple’s $250 million settlement over failure to deliver promised AI-upgraded Siri features, with a deadline of December 21, 2026.
The Apple M6 Mac mini offers impressive performance upgrades but is marred by a significant $300 price hike, reducing its value compared to the previous model.
The M5 Ultra Mac Studio demonstrates exceptional benchmark performance, targeting AI developers and demanding workloads with its powerful specs and premium pricing.
The Mac Mini with new M6 and M5 Pro chips offers improved performance in a compact design, but comes with a higher starting price of $899, making it less affordable than previous models.
The article reviews the Apple Mac Mini with the M6 chip, highlighting its performance enhancements and appeal for AI enthusiasts while discussing design and hardware details.
Apple has implemented a firmware solution that temporarily limits iPhone 18 Pro Max battery capacity to comply with shipping regulations, automatically restoring full capacity upon first boot.
iFixit's teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro details the variable aperture lens mechanism, praising its precision engineering while highlighting significant repair challenges.
Apple introduces an opt-in camera mode on iPhone 18 Pro that uses hardware-based cryptographic signing and cloud processing to verify photo authenticity, rejecting the C2PA standard in favor of a hardware-rooted approach.
Scott Jenson discusses the stagnation of desktop user experience and urges open-source communities to lead UX innovation, arguing against common counterarguments like mobile dominance.
Judge Mark Pittman blocked OpenAI from accessing Apple's confidential deal with X and SpaceXAI, ruling it irrelevant to OpenAI's defense in a lawsuit by Elon Musk's companies. The settlement remains secret.
Apple's M6 Pro chip has achieved the highest single-core CPU score in the Geekbench 7 benchmark, demonstrating its leading performance capabilities.