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Apple’s $20K Coding Course Faces Accountability Questions
Apple Developer Academy Detroit faces scrutiny over public funding, student outcomes, and whether its training delivers real career value.
Samsung to Make iPhone 18 Camera Sensors in USA, Ending Sony’s Exclusive Run
Samsung will produce iPhone 18 camera sensors in Texas, marking Apple’s move away from Sony and bringing manufacturing to the US.
Texas Judge Blocks App Store Age Verification Law, Giving Apple a Major Win
A Texas federal judge blocked a new App Store age verification law, siding with Apple and raising First Amendment and privacy concerns.
iPhone 18 Pro Leaks And Rumors So Far: What Changes after iPhone 17 Pro
iPhone 18 Pro is expected to bring under-display Face ID, a new A20 Pro chip, camera upgrades, longer battery life, and Apple’s own C2 modem.
Brazil Forces Apple to Allow Alternative App Stores on iPhone
Apple will open iOS in Brazil to alternative app stores and payments, giving iPhone users more choice beyond the App Store.
Apple COO Sabih Khan meets China’s Top Trade Official in Beijing
Apple’s new COO Sabih Khan meets China’s trade negotiator, stressing supply chain ties and long-term investment, with no new deals announced yet.
Three Months with the iPhone 17 Pro: Waiting Is the Hardest Part
Even after three months, the iPhone 17 Pro continues to surprise me. In this review, I give you the run down on what’s good.
iPhone 18 Trial Production Reportedly Starts After Lunar New Year
Apple plans early iPhone 18 trial production after Lunar New Year, with Pro designs locked and limited external changes expected.
Italy Fines Apple $115 Million over App Store Rules that Hurt Rivals
Italy fines Apple €98.6 million over App Store privacy rules, saying stricter tracking limits harmed developers and favored Apple services.
Epic CEO Says Apple Shows “Gross Disrespect” With Japan App Store Rules
Tim Sweeney blasts Apple’s Japan App Store changes, calling them anti-competitive and warning Fortnite will not return under current rules.
Apple Starts Early Work on an OLED iMac, But the Wait will be Long
Apple has begun OLED iMac planning, but technical limits and slow timelines suggest a long wait before any desktop launch.
Apple Adds Alternative App Stores and Third Party Payments in Japan
Apple updates the App Store in Japan with payments, marketplaces, fees, and defaults to meet the Mobile Software Competition Act.
Apple Plans to Show More Ads in App Store Search Results
Apple will add ads to App Store search results in 2026, expanding placements while keeping formats, pricing, and targeting unchanged.
Leaving Apps Open on iPhone Is Normal, Here’s What iOS Actually Does
Switched to iPhone and unsure about closing apps? Here’s how iOS manages memory, battery, and background activity without app quitting.
US Threatens Retaliation over EU Rules Hitting Apple and Other Tech Firms
Trump administration warns EU over tech rules, threatens retaliation as U.S. criticizes fines and regulations targeting American technology companies abroad.
Leak Shows Apple’s Low-Cost MacBook Shifted From A15 to A18 Pro
Leaked Apple files show an A15 MacBook test device, while a more complete A18 Pro MacBook points to a future low-cost model.
Apple’s iPhone Fold may look more like an iPad when opened
Apple’s iPhone Fold may feature a wide, iPad-like inner display, setting it apart from other foldables ahead of a 2026 launch.
Apple Tests a High-End iMac With the M5 Max Chip
Apple is testing a high-end iMac with the M5 Max chip, pointing to a possible return of a professional desktop model.
All Reported iOS 26/26.2 Bugs and Issues with Fixes
iOS 26.2 brings new features but also widespread bugs, including installation failures, battery drain, overheating, connectivity, and app crashes.
Apple Releases iOS 26.3 beta 1 for iPhone
Apple releases iOS 26.3 beta 1 for iPhone, following iOS 26.2, with a new build, early fixes, and developer testing access now.
Apple’s 20th Anniversary Bezel-Less iPhone Creates LG and Samsung Display Divide
Apple’s 20th anniversary iPhone could debut a bezel-less display, as LG Display invests early while Samsung prioritizes foldable panels for 2027 launch
Apple’s Smart Glasses Could Solve Battery Limits Without an iPhone Chip
Apple’s smart glasses may use an Apple Watch chip to boost battery life while keeping cameras, Siri, and iPhone-tethered AI features.
Apple Buys Two More Cupertino Office Buildings for $216 Million
Apple buys two more Cupertino office buildings for $216 million, pushing its South Bay real estate spending past $1 billion in 2025.