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Google just pulled off something remarkable—and risky. Their newest Android devices can now seamlessly share files with iPhones through a direct connection to Apple's AirDrop protocol, according to tech-ish. This isn't a partnership or official collaboration; it's Google essentially reverse-engineering one of Apple's most beloved ecosystem features. The implementation uses Rust programming language for enhanced security and currently works exclusively on Pixel 10 devices, as reported by PC Mag....

When Apple's CEO reached retirement age on 2025-11-01 (Saturday), the tech world collectively held its breath. Tim Cook celebrated his 65th birthday on November 1st, according to CNET, a milestone that reignited talk about Apple's future leadership. He has not announced plans to step down. Still, CNET reports that Apple is already weighing who might take the reins, and the company is building out succession plans to keep any handoff smooth, according to the same report.

Apple's ecosystem has always been about seamless integration, but the upcoming fusion of Apple Health with ChatGPT represents something entirely different—a leap into truly intelligent health companionship. What makes this particularly fascinating is the perfect timing: while Apple develops its comprehensive Health+ platform for 2026, users are already experiencing the power of this combination through current manual processes.

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Apple is gearing up for what could be its most significant Mac launch in years, and it's not what you'd expect. While we're used to seeing the company push boundaries with premium features and sky-high price tags, 2026 might mark a dramatic shift toward affordability.

Black Friday has arrived early for Apple enthusiasts, and this year's deals are genuinely impressive. Current discounts span Apple's entire product lineup, with savings that rival or exceed previous Black Friday events. The iPad Pro is seeing unprecedented $400 discounts, while MacBook Air models are starting as low as $749. What makes this deal season particularly noteworthy is the timing—retailers are offering these substantial savings weeks before traditional Black Friday shopping begins.

Reviewed by: Jame Jimenez

Reviewed by: Jame Jimenez

Black Friday's price wars are heating up, and Apple's latest MacBook Pro with M4 Max chips just got caught in the crossfire. Now, this is pretty remarkable stuff. We're talking about Apple's premium laptops, the machines that usually maintain their prices with the stubbornness of a well-trained guard dog, suddenly seeing unprecedented discounts that make these powerhouse machines more accessible than ever before.

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Apple's decision to incorporate 3D printing technology into the iPhone Air and Apple Watch Series 11 marks a significant pivot in how premium consumer electronics are manufactured. It signals a shift toward processes that deliver better performance while sharply reducing environmental impact, and it is happening at a scale that could reshape the entire industry.

Apple’s iOS 26.2 beta 3 just dropped a seismic change in how the iPhone works. Japan gets it first. For the first time, iPhone users can ditch Siri and set alternatives like Alexa or Google Gemini, though Apple’s developer documentation confirms the feature is initially limited to Japan. It arrives with iOS 26.2’s beta release, where new code lays the groundwork to reassign the side button so it can launch third-party conversational apps instead of Siri.

Apple's latest iOS 26.2 beta is quietly setting the stage for the biggest shake-up to iPhone voice control since Siri showed up. Experts say that buried in the code are hints that EU users could soon ditch Siri for Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. Not a routine tweak, more like a line in the sand that could change how voice works on Apple devices.

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

The moment you connect your iPhone to a compatible vehicle this fall, you'll notice something different about CarPlay. Apple's iOS 26 represents the platform's most significant leap forward yet, delivering a comprehensive redesign and powerful new capabilities that Apple describes as its biggest in-car upgrade to date. This is not another incremental update. It is a reimagining of the in-car experience that resets expectations for how mobile technology should integrate with our vehicles.

When Apple announced its massive Research Triangle Park campus in 2021, it seemed like a tech industry fairy tale. The Cupertino giant promised a billion-dollar investment, thousands of high-paying jobs, and a transformative presence in North Carolina's tech corridor. Fast-forward to today, and the story has taken an unexpected turn that reveals the complex dance between corporate strategy and state economic development.

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Apple's iPhone Air experiment is unraveling before our eyes. What started as an ambitious push into ultra-thin smartphone design now looks like one of the company's biggest product missteps in recent memory. According to TipRanks, Apple has removed the next-generation iPhone Air from the schedule, while the original device continues performing significantly below expectations across global markets.

Looking at a $2,500 iPhone might seem shocking, but that's exactly what supply chain analysts are projecting for Apple's first foldable device. Apple's foldable iPhone is no longer a question of "if," but rather "when" – and the answer appears to be 2026. Recent supply chain analysis reveals a device that could fundamentally reshape our expectations of premium smartphones, with a price point that matches the ambition: somewhere between $2,000 and $2,500, according to multiple industry forecasts.

Apple is fighting one of its biggest legal battles yet, and the stakes couldn't be higher. The tech giant recently suffered a major defeat in the UK courts, with a tribunal ruling that could cost the company up to $2 billion in damages. Now Apple is scrambling to overturn this decision through the appeals process, a steep climb against mounting evidence of anticompetitive practices.