Apple is developing M5 and M6 Macs, including MacBook Pro, Mac mini, iMac, and Mac Studio, with major upgrades expected through 2026.
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Apple Umeda Store to Open July 26 in Osaka, New Wallpapers Released
Apple is opening a new store in Umeda, Osaka on July 26 and has released custom wallpapers for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Android Gains Message Editing for iPhone Chats, Feature Still Incomplete
Android users can now edit RCS messages sent to iPhones, but limitations remain as the feature rolls out slowly and inconsistently.
App Store Revenue Rises in June, But Gaming Spend Shrinks
App Store revenue rose 12% in June as users spent less on games and shifted toward productivity and utility apps, Bank of America reports.
Apple Maintains Lead in Smartwatch and Earbud Markets
Apple retains its lead in global smartwatch and earbud markets, though Huawei and other Chinese brands are rapidly closing the gap.
Apple Joins Threads, Instantly Gains Nearly 5 Million Followers
Apple quietly joined Threads, gaining nearly 5 million followers instantly. The move hints at a broader social media strategy beyond X.
FaceTime Will Now Pause Your Call If You Start Undressing
FaceTime in iOS 26 will pause video and audio if it detects nudity, raising privacy concerns for all users, not just children.
iPhone 17 Pro: Apple Shifts MagSafe Magnet Layout to Highlight Logo Placement
iPhone 17 Pro introduces a new MagSafe magnet layout with an open ring to highlight the repositioned Apple logo without affecting compatibility.
iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 Now Sync Captive Wi-Fi Sign-Ins Across Devices
iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 now sync captive Wi-Fi logins across devices, making public network access faster and more seamless.
Apple Develops Sensor That Rivals Human Eye in Dynamic Range
Apple’s new image sensor patent reveals plan for 20-stop dynamic range, aiming to rival pro cinema cameras and redefine photography standards.
Apple Begins Prototyping Foldable iPhone, Targets 2026 Launch
Apple has begun prototyping its foldable iPhone, targeting a 2026 launch alongside the iPhone 18 lineup, according to DigiTimes sources.
Apple's Top App Is Now ICEBlock After White House Criticism
ICEBlock tops App Store after White House backlash. The app alerts users to nearby ICE activity, sparking debate over privacy and immigration policy.
China Recalls Engineers, Disrupting Apple’s India Expansion
Foxconn recalls Chinese engineers from India, disrupting Apple’s iPhone production expansion and raising concerns over efficiency ahead of the iPhone 17 launch.
Apple Ordered to Pay $110.7 Million Over 3G Patent Infringement
Apple must pay $110.7 million to TOT Power Control after a U.S. jury found it infringed a 3G wireless technology patent.
Apple Adds Smart Stack Hints to Watch Faces in watchOS 26
watchOS 26 introduces Smart Stack hints, improving Apple Watch usability with timely widget suggestions directly on the watch face based on context.
7 Best MAC Address Changers for macOS (Free & Paid Tools)
How do you bypass Apple’s rigid security protocols against spoofing? Here are seven MAC address changes that work on the macOS environment.
Apple Sues Former Engineer for Allegedly Stealing Vision Pro Secrets Before Joining Snap
Apple sues ex-engineer Di Liu, alleging theft of Vision Pro secrets before joining Snap, demanding damages and return of confidential data.
Brazil’s Antitrust Authority Moves to Penalize Apple Over iOS Payment Restrictions
Brazil’s antitrust regulator recommends sanctions against Apple for restricting NFC access and forcing Apple Pay use, citing anticompetitive behavior in iOS ecosystem.
Apple Claims Epic Court Order Violates Its Free Speech Rights
Apple argues a court order in its fight with Epic violates its free speech rights, backed by an amicus brief from tech trade groups.
Google Pulls Keep App from Apple Watch, Adds Google Calendar Instead
Google drops Keep for Apple Watch while introducing a new Calendar app, offering basic event viewing and task tracking on watchOS.
Apple Supplier BOE Scales OLED Production to Challenge Samsung and LG
BOE boosts OLED production to 100 million units annually, aiming to regain a stronger position in Apple’s iPhone display supply chain.
Apple Delays iOS 26 Features in EU Over Regulatory Pressures
Apple confirms iOS 26 will launch without certain features in the EU due to Digital Markets Act compliance and ongoing regulatory concerns.
Apple Eyes Anthropic, OpenAI to Revamp Siri’s Failing AI
Apple considers partnering with Anthropic or OpenAI to overhaul Siri, aiming to catch up in the AI race after repeated internal setbacks.
Apple Must Answer DOJ’s Monopoly Allegations After Judge Rejects Dismissal Bid
Apple must face a U.S. antitrust lawsuit over alleged smartphone market dominance after a judge denied its motion to dismiss the case.