Apple’s new PhotoKit framework in iOS 26.1 lets third-party photo apps back up images automatically in the background with better reliability.
iFixit teardown shows small repair wins in M5 MacBook Pro
iFixit’s teardown of Apple’s M5 MacBook Pro reveals small but useful repair changes, easier battery access, and a modest 4/10 repair score.
Apple brings ‘Video in the car’ to CarPlay with iOS 26, pending automaker support
Apple now allows video playback on CarPlay through AirPlay in iOS 26, but automakers must enable support before you can use it.
Apple Intelligence is no longer in beta, but its Clean Up tool still struggles
Apple dropped the beta tag from Apple Intelligence, but its Clean Up tool still struggles with basic edits and realism compared to rivals.
Apple’s Mac Shipments Jump 15% in Q3 as Windows 10 support ends
Apple outpaced the global PC market in Q3 2025, with Mac shipments rising nearly 15 percent amid Windows 10’s end-of-support refresh.
Apple helps fund Trump’s White House $300 million renovation Project
Apple joins Amazon, Google, and Meta in funding Trump’s controversial White House ballroom project as the East Wing faces large-scale demolition.
Apple starts shipping AI servers built in the US ahead of schedule
Apple begins shipping advanced U.S.-made AI servers from its new Houston facility ahead of schedule, powering Apple Intelligence and Private Cloud Compute.
Apple warns it could disable App Tracking Transparency across Europe
Apple says lobbying and regulatory pressure in Europe may force it to disable App Tracking Transparency, a key privacy feature for iPhone users.
Apple to Face Billions in Damages After UK Finds Market Abuse in App Store
A London tribunal ruled Apple overcharged app developers with unfair App Store commissions, exposing the company to potential $2 billion in damages.
Apple Veteran’s New Mac App Sky Gets Acquired by OpenAI
OpenAI acquires Sky, a Mac app built by former Apple engineers behind Workflow, to bring deep macOS automation directly into ChatGPT.