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Japan orders Apple and Google to allow third-party app stores and payment systems under new antitrust rules effective December 18, 2025.

Apple’s iPad repair parts are so expensive that independent technicians say repairs make no financial sense, raising right-to-repair concerns.

Apple reports $94.04B in Q3 2025 revenue, driven by strong iPhone and Services growth, beating expectations and setting new records.

Tim Cook signals Apple’s willingness to make large acquisitions if the technology fits, hinting at a possible shift in its AI strategy.

Apple, Google, and Amazon join a White House-led push to give patients control of health data and eliminate outdated paper check-in forms.

Apple loses fourth AI researcher in a month to Meta, raising doubts about its in-house AI strategy and the future of its foundation models.

Apple’s official Weibo account mistakenly posted a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 ad, sparking buzz about Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone plans.

Apple’s F1: The Movie hits $509 million globally, becoming its top-grossing theatrical release and a major win ahead of streaming debut.

Dutch regulator pauses Apple ruling on dating app fees, awaiting EU decision under DMA. Apple’s App Store policies face continued antitrust scrutiny.

Perplexity’s Mac app adds MCP support, enabling direct access to local apps like Notes and Calendar through secure, context-aware AI commands.

Apple updates App Store age ratings with new 13+, 16+, and 18+ tiers, requiring developers to complete stricter questionnaires by 2026.

Apple’s Liquid Glass UI in iOS 26 looks polished, but users say it hurts readability, wastes resources, and distracts from real improvements.