Former Apple CEO John Sculley says OpenAI is Apple’s first real competitor in decades, urging the company to embrace the agentic AI era.
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Could Cost Less Than Expected
Apple’s upcoming iPhone Fold could be cheaper than expected as new hinge designs and supplier partnerships significantly cut production costs, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports.
Apple is ready to announce three major products this October
Apple prepares its next lineup featuring smart glasses, M5 iPad Pro, updated Vision Pro, and new MacBook Pro models ahead of a busy launch season.
Apple Prepares H3 Chip for Future AirPods with Better Audio Quality
Apple is developing a new H3 chip for future AirPods, promising faster performance, lower latency, improved sound quality, and advanced sensor capabilities.
TMO Weekly #2: Apple News Roundup, October 5–11
Your essential Apple recap for October 5–11, covering iOS 26.1 betas, M5 hardware leaks, Siri investigations, and the week’s biggest product updates.
macOS 26.0.2 and iOS 26.0.2 Move Closer to Release
Apple is testing iOS 26.0.2 internally, with fixes expected for iPhone 17 bugs, connectivity issues, and security flaws alongside macOS 26.0.2.
Apple ends AirPods Pro and iPhone 12 sound repair programs
Apple has ended two long-running repair programs for sound-related issues on the original AirPods Pro and select iPhone 12 models.
Apple pushes court to rule against Jon Prosser after missed deadline
Apple requested a default judgment against Jon Prosser after he missed the court deadline in its trade-secrets lawsuit over leaked iOS 26 details.
Developers Push Fix for macOS Tahoe GPU Slowdown in Electron Apps
Developers fixed a GPU slowdown in Electron apps on macOS Tahoe, restoring normal performance for users running apps like Discord, Slack, and Figma.
Apple removes ‘Eyes Up,’ an App Preserving ICE Abuse Videos
Apple removed the app Eyes Up, which preserved videos of ICE abuses, expanding its crackdown beyond real-time tracking apps like ICEBlock.