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Apple's Vision Pro ecosystem is expanding beyond the headset itself, and one of the most significant developments is coming to your iPad. The iPad companion app for Vision Pro will arrive with iPadOS 26.1, according to MacRumors, extending Apple's spatial computing platform to another familiar device. The move signals a shift in how Apple is building its mixed reality ecosystem, making Vision Pro content easier to reach as the headset gets major hardware upgrades. With the new M5-powered Vision...

Apple kept the throttle open. On October 8, 2025, the company mixed regulatory plot twists, entertainment bets, and hard-nosed strategy. From a potential settlement with European regulators to ambitious Formula 1 pursuits, Apple’s latest moves show a company balancing compliance with expansion.

Apple's FDA clearance for hypertension detection on the Apple Watch represents a genuine breakthrough in wearable health technology. For millions of people who already strap on their Apple Watch every morning, this isn't just another notification to swipe away. It's potentially life-changing health information delivered through hardware they're already wearing.

Apple's iPhone 17e is stirring up quite a buzz in the tech world, and for good reason. A cheaper iPhone with flagship guts? The rumor mill points to a spring 2026 launch that could reshape Apple's entry-level strategy, according to industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Early reports say it will run the same A19 processor found in the flagship iPhone 17, as reported by MacDailyNews. It is also tipped to ditch the notch for Dynamic Island, bringing premium interface elements to Apple's most accessible...

Apple TV fans, you’ve been waiting long enough. After what feels like an eternity in tech years, 2025 is shaping up to be the year Apple finally gives its beloved streaming box the attention it deserves. The current Apple TV 4K model launched in late 2022 with an A15 Bionic chip (9to5Mac), and that three-year development gap is about to come to a dramatic end. Recent leaks point to the next Apple TV 4K getting an A17 Pro chip (9to5Mac), and this is not just another routine hardware refresh, it...

Apple's recent decision to remove ICEBlock from its App Store has ignited a heated debate about tech companies, government pressure, and user privacy, though not in the way Trump administration officials expected. Apple removed the free iPhone app that allowed users to anonymously report ICE agent sightings after law enforcement raised safety concerns. The app had gained over one million users before its removal. It did not go quietly. The controversy lit up timelines and threw a spotlight on...

Apple's latest M5 chip rollout across iPads, MacBooks, and the Vision Pro is more than another iterative upgrade. It signals a shift toward AI-first computing. The company has equipped its flagship devices with silicon that reshapes how we think about on-device intelligence, performance, and creative workflows.

Apple has been quietly tweaking the iPhone's alarm system, and the latest change in iOS 26.1 beta 2 might just save you from those dreaded oversleeping incidents. You know the scene. You're half-asleep, pawing at the nightstand, and you tap "Stop" instead of "Snooze." Two hours vanish, and you're staring at the ceiling, wondering why the backup never sounded.

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Looking at Apple's recent AI struggles, it's hard to ignore what feels like a slow-motion corporate crisis unfolding in Cupertino. The departure of Robby Walker, according to 36kr, is not just another executive shuffling but the latest symptom of deeper organizational problems that have been festering since Tim Cook made what seemed like a celebrated hire in 2018. To see why Walker's exit matters, rewind to that pivotal moment when Apple pinned its hopes on John Giannandrea, then learned that...

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Ever plugged in your iPhone only to see that dreaded "Slow Charger" notification pop up in your battery settings? You’re not alone. This orange warning has become increasingly common since iOS 18 introduced better charging diagnostics. It looks scary, sure, but it is really Apple nudging you toward a faster setup. iOS 18 and later displays a 'Slow Charger' message when a higher-wattage charger could improve your charging experience. Here's the playbook.

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Looking at Apple's latest leaks feels like watching a perfectly orchestrated symphony of speculation come together, only this time, we are dealing with more than just rumors. Between FCC documents accidentally revealing hardware identifiers and YouTubers unboxing devices that are not supposed to exist yet, we are getting an unprecedented peek behind Apple's curtain. Cue the popcorn.

Looking at Apple's latest headphone lineup, you are faced with two compelling but dramatically different options. The AirPods Pro 3 just landed at $249, with what Apple claims is twice the noise cancellation power of its predecessor. Meanwhile, the AirPods Max holds steady at $549 with a premium over-ear experience and 20-hour battery life. So which deserves your money?

Reviewed by Meg Flores

The latest iOS 26.1 updates take aim at persistent problems that have been driving iPhone users up the wall, especially the basics like alarms. This is not just routine bug fixing. It reads as Apple recognizing that reliability has to land first, before any shiny feature really matters.

Looking at Apple's 2025 roadmap, one thing becomes crystal clear: this is not just another product update cycle. We are watching one of the most significant strategic pivots in the company's history, and the implications reach far beyond flashy new gadgets.

Reviewed by Meg Flores

The UK government has just hit Apple with another secret demand for encrypted user data. This time, the target is British citizens only. According to reports that surfaced this week, the Home Office issued a second Technical Capability Notice (TCN) in early September, demanding Apple create backdoor access to encrypted iCloud backups specifically for UK users. That undercuts earlier claims from US officials that Britain had completely backed down from its encryption-busting efforts.

Apple's latest strategic pivot tells a fascinating story about reading the market and knowing when to change course. Bloomberg reports that Apple has paused work on a cheaper Vision Pro headset to focus on smart glasses development, following the slow uptake of Vision Pro with limited content and a $3,499 price tag.

Apple Maps just got smarter in iOS 26, and it's not just about finding your way from point A to point B anymore. With Apple Intelligence getting 20+ new features, Maps is stepping up its game with enhanced search capabilities that actually understand how you talk.

When regulatory agencies handle confidential tech schematics, one small mistake can expose months of carefully guarded secrets. That is exactly what happened when the FCC mistakenly leaked confidential iPhone 16e schematics, giving us an unprecedented look at Apple's latest budget powerhouse before its official release. The iPhone 16e debuted in February 2025 as a $599 budget powerhouse, quickly becoming a game-changer in Apple's lineup. Beyond the leaked documents, what makes this story...

When thieves make off with someone's smartphone, they probably do not expect that device to become a star witness against them. Yet that is exactly what happened in recent UK cases where Apple's Find My technology helped police dismantle major theft operations. Everyday consumer tech, once just convenience, now doubles as a quiet crime-fighting partner.

Apple finds itself in hot water over delayed AI features, but the company isn't backing down. Apple filed a motion to dismiss the class action lawsuit targeting its Apple Intelligence rollout delays on Thursday. The company says two missing Siri features do not justify sweeping legal claims. The twist, and it is a big one, is how this fight spotlights the stakes of the AI arms race and the risk when Apple's famously polished marketing collides with the messy reality of shipping AI.

Reviewed by Meg Flores

Reviewed by Jame Jimenez

Reviewed by Jame Jimenez

When two tech giants like Intel and Apple start talking investment, you pay attention. Intel has reached out in hopes of securing an investment from Apple Inc., a move that could shape the next chapter of semiconductor history. The timing is a twist worth savoring. Apple was a longtime customer of Intel before developing its own in-house chip in 2020. Now the old partners might reunite, only with Intel in the supplicant seat rather than the supplier chair. Intel's stock rose about 6.4%...

Since the DMA entered into force on Nov. 1, 2022, and began to apply from May 2, 2023, Apple isn't pulling any punches. The company claims regulators have created a mess that's hurting the very people the law was supposed to help. It argues that the DMA is forcing "concerning changes" to how it designs products, while Samsung currently leads European smartphone shipments and, unlike Apple, was not among the Commission's first designated DMA gatekeepers (Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta,...

The Apple ecosystem just got more complicated, and more exciting. Apple's standard AirPods now offer active noise cancellation for an additional $50, bringing them closer to the AirPods Pro than ever before. At the same time, the AirPods Pro 3 adopt a more streamlined case design, but Apple hasn't announced a hidden LED indicator or capacitive pairing button. While adding headline features like heart rate monitoring and stronger active noise cancellation. With many new differences, the choice...

Apple's rumor mill is in overdrive, and the latest whispers about a 20th anniversary "iPhone 20" and the long-awaited iPhone Fold have us genuinely excited about what could be the biggest iPhone shake-up in years. With production schedules ramping up for 2026 and leaked specifications painting a picture of Apple's most ambitious iPhone yet, this could be the most significant evolution since iPhone X transformed the industry. Here is what we know, what we think we know, and why Apple's foldable...

Apple just dropped some serious updates to the ecosystem, and there's plenty to chew on. iOS 26 came out recently, with a fresh interface and power-user capabilities. Right on its heels, Apple released the first iOS 26.1 developer beta for iPhone, pushing the platform even further. But it's not all smooth sailing. We're also seeing concerning durability issues with the iPhone 17 Pro that have Apple scrambling to respond. So what actually matters here?

Just days after the iPhone 17 Pro hit shelves, a familiar tech-world pattern shows up. Brand-new phones, fresh out of the box, already sporting scratches and scuffs. Normally, the internet gave it a name: Scratchgate.

You know that feeling when you see something so impossibly thin you almost can't believe it's real? That was me when I first held the iPhone Air's remarkable 5.6mm profile. Then came the wild part, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports that next year's iPhone Fold could measure just 4.5-4.8mm when unfolded. Let me put that in perspective. We are talking about a foldable phone that is potentially a full millimeter thinner than Apple's thinnest device ever.