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Buffett is rapidly selling Apple stock as market valuations rise and Apple’s growth slows, showing why the company no longer fits his value strategy.

India orders apple and other phone makers to preload a permanent government security app, raising serious concerns about privacy and user tracking.

Apple faces a new federal proposal that requires app stores to verify user ages before downloads, replacing developer-level checks nationwide.

Apple’s iPhone Fold nears completion with a crease-free design, vapor chamber cooling, powerful A20 Pro chip, and high production targets for launch.

Microsoft stopped Apple from getting Halo after Bungie’s 1999 Macworld reveal, says Marcus Lehto, shifting the game to Xbox.

macOS 26.2 boosts AI performance by using a new low-latency Thunderbolt 5 path that clusters multiple Macs.

AirPods gain major features on Android with LibrePods, a free app by a 15-year-old developer that unlocks noise controls.

Apple and OpenAI gain more time to respond in Musk’s lawsuit as xAI seeks evidence from a still-unknown South Korean organization.

A deadly fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district prompts Apple to donate to relief efforts as Tim Cook shares support for affected families.

Apple brings back its Apple Pay donation program, giving five dollars per purchase to The Global Fund to support global AIDS and health initiatives.

Apple plans to bring Intel back as a manufacturing partner for future M-series chips by 2027, aiming to diversify and improve supply chain stability.

EU regulators review Apple Maps and Apple Ads for possible gatekeeper status as Apple contests claims and warns of limited market influence.

Discover iCloudBridge, an open source Mac app that lets you sync Apple Notes, Reminders, Photos, and Passwords with non Apple services safely.

iPhone 17 drives China smartphone recovery as Apple dominates Singles Day sales and boosts overall market growth despite weak competitors.

Apple Podcasts keeps opening random shows without user action, raising concerns about security, control, and unwanted automatic app behavior today.

Apple faces CSAM scanning pressure as EU softens rules, leaving privacy advocates worried and iPhone users uncertain about future data protection standards.

Apple releases Holiday Ad A Critter Carol, showing puppets, friendship, and iPhone 17 Pro filming while highlighting practical creativity over digital effects.

Apple takes its online store offline before Black Friday to prepare gift card offers, not new products, across multiple regions globally today.

You see how weak iPhone Air sales forced Chinese brands and Samsung to cancel ultra thin phones and rethink slim design priorities.

iOS players can try The Division Resurgence in early access, featuring story missions, Dark Zone combat, and mobile friendly shooter gameplay today.