Apple is helping supplier Tata Electronics improve its security systems after a cyberattack leaked thousands of sensitive client files on the dark web.
Apple Plans to Launch a MacBook Ultra and M6 MacBook Pro This Fall
Apple is rumored to launch two new high-end laptops this fall. Buyers can choose between a touchscreen MacBook Ultra and a standard MacBook Pro with M6.
Apple Announces Its First Theatrical Movie Release of the Year
Apple reveals that its upcoming Everest movie Tenzing will receive a limited theatrical release this October before arriving on the Apple TV streaming app.
OpenAI Launches Limited Preview of GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna
OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna with stronger AI capabilities, improved safety, limited preview access, and lower API pricing.
iPhone 18 Pro Models Could Cost Up to $200 More, Analyst Predicts
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro models could cost up to $200 more as rising memory costs push Apple toward another premium price increase.
Apple Smart Glasses and Vision Pro Chief Leaves for OpenAI Hardware Team
Apple executive Paul Meade leaves the Vision Pro and smart glasses team to join OpenAI’s hardware division, marking another major departure.
Apple Touchscreen MacBook Will Feature M5 Chips Instead of M6
Apple will use M5 Pro and M5 Max chips for its first touchscreen MacBook instead of the newer M6. The M7 Pro and Max models are expected to arrive in 2027.
Fresh Reports Reveal iPhone Ultra Pricing and Release Schedule
New reports show the upcoming iPhone Ultra will feature a higher price tag and a separate release date from the standard iPhone 18 models later this year.
iPhone 18 Base Model May Get 9GB RAM Instead of 12GB
Apple’s base iPhone 18 reportedly gets 9GB RAM instead of 12GB, raising fresh questions about iOS 27 AI feature support and performance.
Apple Expands Refurbished Store With 2026 Macs and New Displays
Apple added 2026 M5 Macs and Studio Display 2 to its refurbished shop, offering buyers great value on some of the best gadgets available on the market now.
