Adding a new credit card to an app has always been a little annoying, but Apple looks ready to fix that with iOS 26.4.
macOS Tahoe’s Rounded Corners Are Breaking Basic Window Resizing
macOS Tahoe’s rounded window corners shrink the resize area, making window resizing unreliable and forcing users to grab outside the window.
Instagram Says “No Breach” After Suspicious Login Warnings
Instagram says no data breach occurred after users received password reset emails, despite claims that millions of accounts leaked online.
India’s New Smartphone Rules Put Apple’s Source Code Under Government Scrutiny
India plans smartphone security rules that worry Apple and Samsung, sparking debate over source code access and software control.
'Keep Things Dark': Google’s New Popup Pushes iPhone Browser Users
Google is showing iPhone users a new popup in mobile search that pushes them toward the Google app, even when they browse in Safari or Edge.
Apple Introduced the Mac mini 21 Years Ago, Here’s Why It Endures
The Mac mini turns 21 today. Here’s how Apple’s smallest desktop made macOS accessible and why it still matters today.
Apple’s iPhone 18 May Struggle to Feel Essential After iPhone 17
iPhone 18 could become Apple’s most painful product cycle, with higher costs, fewer standout upgrades, and a confusing foldable lineup.
Microsoft Is Retiring the Lens App on iOS, and OneDrive Is the Replacement
Microsoft is retiring the Lens app on iOS and Android, moving scanning features into OneDrive as its official replacement starting 2026.
TMO Weekly #14: Apple News Roundup, Jan 05 - 11
Your weekly Apple recap covering key developments, quiet shifts, and long term signals from January 05 to January 11 inside.
These Apple TV Shows and Movies Are Done Filming With No Release Dates
Apple TV+ has many finished shows and films with no release dates. See every completed project still waiting to stream.
