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Apple Continues To See Steady Flow Of Android Switchers In 2026
New survey data shows 12 percent of US iPhone buyers in the March quarter switched from Android devices, highlighting a steady, predictable market trend.
The EU Orders Google to Give Rival AI Apps Equal Android Access
The EU ordered Google to give rival AI apps the same Android access as Gemini. Find out how this ruling impacts user’s privacy and device security choices.
TSMC Plans Up To 12 Arizona Chip Factories, But You Should Be Skeptical
TSMC might expand its Arizona manufacturing footprint to 12 total chip plants, but unclear timelines and market shifts mean you should remain skeptical.
Widow's Bay Leads U.S. Emmy Nominees In Streaming Popularity
Widow’s Bay is the most popular Emmy nominated show among streaming fans. Recent viewer data shows the hit comedy outpaces programs with more award nods.
OpenAI Is Selling $230 Codex Micro Hardware Product With Work Louder
Discover the details behind OpenAI selling $230 Codex Micro hardware product. Learn about the new physical keyboard features, pricing, and how it works.
Apple Increases Vapor Chamber Orders Ahead of Foldable iPhone Launch
Apple increases vapor chamber orders as foldable iPhone and iPhone 18 Pro production grows, pointing to better cooling across premium models.
Apple Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Hide My Email Privacy Flaw
Apple faces a class action lawsuit over an alleged Hide My Email privacy flaw, with plaintiffs claiming the company misled iCloud+ subscribers.
Apple's OLED iPad Mini Could Arrive in October, New Report Reveals
Apple reportedly plans to launch the OLED iPad mini by October, alongside upcoming iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil updates.
Roblox Build Will Let Users Create AI Games Inside the Mobile App
Roblox launches Build, an AI-powered mobile tool that creates games from text prompts, with public testing beginning July 28 in New Zealand.
Apple just made Windows games run much faster on Mac
Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit 4 beta delivers faster Windows gaming on Mac, boosting GTA V performance and compatibility across supported titles.
New Smart Ring Does What Apple Watch Still Can't With Blood Pressure
The new Signal Ring delivers cuff-free blood pressure readings, offering a health feature that Apple Watch still does not provide today.
Suno App Now Lets You Generate AI Songs Directly in iMessage
Suno now lets iPhone users generate AI songs directly in iMessage. Learn how this new update turns your texts and voice memos into custom 30-second tracks.
Apple Increases Vapor Chamber Orders for Upcoming Foldable iPhone
Apple is ordering more vapor chambers to cool down its future devices. This supply chain move strongly hints at a new foldable model in the works soon.
Apple Now Carrier-Locks Financed T-Mobile and Verizon iPhones
Apple closed a loophole for buyers. Any new phone financed through T-Mobile or Verizon is now carrier-locked until the device balance is fully paid off.
Apple Maps Ads Will Ban Home Services, Crypto ATMs, and Bail Bonds
Apple reveals new Apple Maps ads rules, banning home services, crypto ATMs, and bail bonds before the expected summer launch in North America.
Brazil Gives Apple Five Days to Explain App Store Betting Safeguards
Brazil gives Apple five business days to explain App Store betting safeguards, age verification, app monitoring, and protections for minors.
Apple Back to School 2026 Deal Offers Up to $150 Gift Card
Apple’s Back to School 2026 deal offers up to $150 gift cards on eligible Macs and iPads alongside education discounts through August 27.
Apple Raises AppleCare+ Prices for New Mac and iPad Customers
Apple has increased AppleCare+ prices for new Mac and iPad customers, while existing subscribers keep their current monthly and annual rates.
Apple Wins Court Battle to Access FBI, CIA, NASA Documents in DOJ Case
Apple wins a key discovery ruling in its DOJ antitrust case as a special judge allows the company to pursue documents from 14 federal agencies.
How an Email Mistake Reportedly Led Apple and OpenAI Toward Court
A new report says an Apple lawyer mistakenly emailed the wrong OpenAI employee, disrupting talks months before Apple filed its trade secret lawsuit.
Apple Reportedly Looking to Buy AI Chip Startups Amid Server Delays
Apple is reportedly considering AI chip acquisitions to strengthen server performance after delays to its next generation AI server chip roadmap.
Apple Reveals 2026 Sales Tax Holiday Dates for 10 US States
Apple shares 2026 sales tax holiday dates for 10 US states, with tax-free savings on eligible Macs, iPads, iPhones, accessories, and more.
MLS Returns to Apple TV With Six Matches and New Fan Features
Major League Soccer returns to Apple TV with six matches, new Apple Sports features, Matchday Guides, exclusive playlists, and Fitness+ content.