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New Leak Shows Apple’s Abandoned Dark 'Vision Air' Hardware
A new leak shows all-black Apple Vision headset parts, offering the clearest look yet at Apple’s abandoned lighter Vision Air project.
Best iMovie Alternatives for macOS in 2026: Why Movavi Deserves a Closer Look
Looking for an iMovie alternative on Mac? Discover powerful, easy-to-use apps similar to iMovie for editing videos, from beginner tools to advanced options.
Mac Users Wants To Delete Apple Intelligence To Save Space
Mac users want to delete Apple Intelligence to reclaim storage space, but built-in system limits and risky workarounds make removal unsafe.
iOS 26 New Feature Helps You Avoid the Calls You Never Wanted
iOS 26 call screening reduces spam, cleans notifications, and improves phone safety, but real callers still face issues with strict filtering.
Users Say Apps Are Taking 'Forever to Update' to Liquid Glass Design
Liquid Glass gives iOS 26 a fresh look, yet most apps still ignore it. Here’s why developers delay updates and what users experience.
Android Keeps Picking Up Apple’s Smallest Design Ideas
Android’s new dual SIM icon mirrors Apple’s design, raising fresh questions about copying, usability, and how shared ideas shape modern phones.
Justin Bieber Calls Out iPhone UI, Drops “Rear Naked Choke Hold” Threat
Justin Bieber criticises the iPhone Messages mic button, highlighting a design issue that interrupts music and frustrates everyday users.
TMO Weekly #10: Apple News Roundup, December 01–07
Apple recap covers leadership shifts, software updates, regulatory pressure and major service highlights from December 1st to 7th.
Apple’s Design Chief Moves to Meta and Users Say “Good Luck, They Need It”
Apple’s design chief joins Meta, and users respond with criticism and doubts about whether this move can improve Meta’s messy interfaces.
iOS Users Report Home Screen Widget 'Ads', Here’s What’s Going On
iPhone users report a strange food delivery tile on the iOS Home screen, raising concerns about App Clips and unexpected suggestions.
iOS 26.2 May Fix The Keyboard Bugs Frustrating iPhone Users
iOS 26.2 aims to fix keyboard bugs, improve typing accuracy, reduce glitches, and deliver a smoother experience for iPhone users.
How Long Your M1 Mac Really Lasts Before Apple Drops Support
Reliable support timeline for M1 Macs, expected macOS updates through late decade, and how long a used M1 stays practical.
Apple Issues New Cyber Threat Alerts Across 84 Countries
Apple warns users in 84 countries about new state-backed cyber threats, raising concerns over surveillance, safety, and global digital security.
Apple’s Chip Chief is 'Seriously' Considering Leaving the Company
Apple faces a major internal shift as chip chief Johny Srouji considers leaving, adding pressure to an already unstable leadership period.
Apple Hires Meta’s Top Lawyer as New General Counsel
Apple hires Meta legal chief Jennifer Newstead as general counsel and SVP, as Adams and Lisa Jackson announce retirements.
Ex Apple Engineer’s New Startup Claims to Beat Vision Pro in Speed
Former Apple engineer’s GravityXR unveils a 5nm XR chip with faster latency than Vision Pro, boosting China’s spatial computing push.
Adding Confetti Effects to iMessage: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to add confetti to iMessage on iPhone and iPad using Apple’s built-in screen effects. Follow these simple steps to send animated celebratory messages.
Apple Ordered to Brief Congress on Immigration Officer Tracking Apps
Apple and Google face new pressure from US lawmakers demanding explanations on how they plan to block ICE-tracking apps.
Parents Say School iPads Are Hurting Kids’ Focus and Grades
Parents say school-issued iPads hurt focus, lower grades and increase distractions, raising concerns about classroom screen time and learning.
iPhone Users Face New Surveillance Worries as India Reviews A-GPS Rule
India’s review of an always-on A-GPS mandate raises serious iPhone privacy concerns as smartphone makers push back against constant tracking.
Lawmakers Question Whether Apple’s Ballroom Donation Seeks Antitrust Favors
Lawmakers press Apple and other tech giants on Trump ballroom donations, questioning antitrust influence, tax breaks, and quid pro quo.
Your Future Base iPhone Might Use an Intel Chip Again
Apple plans to use Intel’s future chip factories for base iPhone and M-series chips, starting in 2027 and expanding further in 2028.
Report Says iPod Co-Inventor Wants to be Apple’s CEO After Tim Cook
Apple’s CEO race intensifies as a new report highlights internal candidates and the surprise return of iPod co-inventor Tony Fadell.