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  • Apple's negotiations with Google show its innovation engine has run dry

    Apple’s competitors are giving it a run for its money on AI

  • Apple begins selling PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers for Vision Pro, boosting precision gaming and input control

    Apple begins selling PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers for Vision Pro, boosting precision gaming and input control

    With this addition, Apple appears to be positioning the Vision Pro as a more versatile platform for gaming and interactive experiences.

  • Apple updates Xcode to version 26.1.1 with smarter AI coding tools and key performance fixes

    Apple updates Xcode to version 26.1.1 with smarter AI coding tools and key performance fixes

    Xcode 26.1.1 adds compatibility for Swift 6.2.1 and addresses several issues affecting the new AI-assisted coding workflow. The update also introduces enhanced system tools for connected devices and improved Swift support.

  • iPhone stolen in Las Vegas travels to China after victim accidentally helps thieves unlock it

    iPhone stolen in Las Vegas travels to China after victim accidentally helps thieves unlock it

    A Reddit user’s iPhone was stolen at a Las Vegas music festival and later tracked all the way to China. After falling for a phishing message and removing it from iCloud, he unknowingly helped thieves unlock the device — a reminder to never unlink lost Apple devices.

  • Indian smartphone market grows, but OnePlus and Realme among biggest losers

    Indian smartphone market grows, but OnePlus and Realme among biggest losers

    India’s smartphone market grew 4% in Q3 2025, led by premium phones. While Apple and Vivo soared, OnePlus and Realme struggled to keep up as buyers shifted away from budget models.

  • Apple to reportedly debut under-display selfie camera with the iPhone 20 series

    Apple to reportedly debut under-display selfie camera with the iPhone 20 series

    A new leak suggests that Apple will conceal the front-facing camera under the screen of its 2027 iPhone lineup, which would suggest that a 20th anniversary iPhone could be the first with an all-screen display, with no visible bezels and cutouts.

  • Apple’s next big update could let iPhones and Apple Watch work even without cellular signal

    Apple’s next big update could let iPhones and Apple Watch work even without cellular signal

    Apple is planning a big expansion of satellite features for iPhones and Apple Watch, including satellite maps, photo messaging, and better connectivity even without networks.

  • Want to code with Apple? Swift Student Challenge 2026 applications open soon: Here’s How to Apply

    Want to code with Apple? Swift Student Challenge 2026 applications open soon: Here’s How to Apply

    Apple has announced the Swift Student Challenge 2026, giving young coders a chance to showcase their app ideas and win recognition from the tech giant. Here’s how to apply, eligibility details, and why this year’s challenge is bigger than ever.

  • Apple to pay Google $1 billion a year for Gemini-powered Siri overhaul

    Apple to pay Google $1 billion a year for Gemini-powered Siri overhaul

    Apple is reportedly finalising a billion-dollar deal with Google to use its Gemini AI model for the next major Siri update, expected next spring, while Apple keeps developing its own AI tech in parallel.

  • Apple stops signing iOS 26.2 Beta 1 for iPhone Air and iPad Pro: Here’s why

    Apple stops signing iOS 26.2 Beta 1 for iPhone Air and iPad Pro: Here’s why

    Apple has stopped signing the iOS 26.2 Beta 1 update for the iPhone Air, iPhone 16e, and iPad Pro (M5) after reports of glitches linked to new modem chips. The move prevents users from installing or rolling back to the buggy beta version as Apple works on a fix.

  • London police accuse Apple of ignoring stolen iPhone database as phone thefts surge past 80,000

    London police accuse Apple of ignoring stolen iPhone database as phone thefts surge past 80,000

    Met Police allege Apple is ignoring the UK’s stolen device registry, allowing thieves to trade in stolen iPhones, as thefts in London climb to over 80,000 last year.

  • Apple releases iPadOS 26.1 and macOS Tahoe 26.1 with Liquid Glass controls and other enhancements

    Apple releases iPadOS 26.1 and macOS Tahoe 26.1 with Liquid Glass controls and other enhancements

    After several weeks of testing, Apple has finally released the stable versions of iPadOS 26.1 and macOS Tahoe 26.1, introducing new customisation options, usual bug fixes, and performance improvements. These updates also serve as groundwork preparation for upcoming AI enhancements.

  • Apple launches redesigned App Store on the web: What it means for users

    Apple launches redesigned App Store on the web: What it means for users

    Apple has launched a redesigned App Store on the web, allowing users to browse apps across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro. While you can’t download apps directly, the new interface makes app discovery and sharing easier than ever.

  • 5 hidden Apple Watch health features you probably didn’t know about

    5 hidden Apple Watch health features you probably didn’t know about

    Discover 5 hidden Apple Watch health features that can quietly track your well-being — from detecting sleep apnoea and heart irregularities to spotting ovulation and high blood pressure patterns.

  • Apple captures 28% value share in India, becomes the third-largest global iPhone market by volume

    Apple captures 28% value share in India, becomes the third-largest global iPhone market by volume

    The premium segment led market growth with 29% YoY shipment growth, lifting the overall market’s value by 18% and pushing average selling prices (ASPs) up 13% YoY.

  • Apple to launch 15 new products in 2026: All the details

    Apple to launch 15 new products in 2026: All the details

    Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch at least 15 new products in 2026, including foldable iPhones, new Macs with M5 and M6 chips, AI-powered Siri, and smart home devices. Here’s a complete look at everything Apple could unveil next year.

  • 26-year-old man credits Apple Watch for saving his life after detecting dangerously high blood pressure

    26-year-old man credits Apple Watch for saving his life after detecting dangerously high blood pressure

    A 26-year-old man from Madhya Pradesh credits his Apple Watch for saving his life after it alerted him to a dangerously high heart rate. The timely warning led him to a doctor, where tests revealed his blood pressure was 180/120, preventing a possible stroke or brain haemorrhage.

  • Indian iPhone users can soon make smoother international payments with Apple Pay

    Indian iPhone users can soon make smoother international payments with Apple Pay

    Apple Pay is expanding its reach in India with support for cross-border payments, making it easier for iPhone users to shop from global merchants and helping Indian businesses tap into international markets.

  • Tim Cook breaks silence on Apple’s AI plans, hints at more collaborations ahead

    Tim Cook breaks silence on Apple’s AI plans, hints at more collaborations ahead

    Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company plans to expand AI partnerships “over time,” hinting at future collaborations beyond OpenAI. Here’s what that means for Siri, Apple Intelligence, and users waiting for smarter AI tools.

  • Apple tops $4 trillion market cap for first time as latest models revitalise iPhone sales

    Apple tops $4 trillion market cap for first time as latest models revitalise iPhone sales

    Apple's shares have gained about 13% since the new launches on September 9, in a remarkable turnaround that pushed the stock into positive territory for the first time this year.

  • Apple begins shipping American-made AI servers ahead of schedule

    Apple begins shipping American-made AI servers ahead of schedule

    Apple’s Private Cloud Compute architecture allows certain AI computations to be handled in the cloud while maintaining the on-device privacy model that is central to the company’s AI ecosystem. Apple CEO Tim Cook also shared the news on X, emphasising the importance of the new facility.

  • Apple warns it could disable App Tracking Transparency in Europe amid ‘intense lobbying’

    Apple warns it could disable App Tracking Transparency in Europe amid ‘intense lobbying’

    Introduced in May 2021, ATT allows iPhone users to choose whether apps can track their activity across other apps and websites for advertising purposes.

  • Apple loses landmark UK lawsuit over app store commissions

    Apple loses landmark UK lawsuit over app store commissions

    The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruled against Apple after a trial of the lawsuit, which was brought on behalf of millions of iPhone and iPad users in the United Kingdom.

  • Apple removes this dating app from App Store for violating its content moderation policies

    Apple removes this dating app from App Store for violating its content moderation policies

    Apple removes dating apps Tea Dating Advice and TeaOnHer from the App Store for violating content moderation rules and user privacy, following multiple complaints.

  • Ex-Apple employee reveals how his name Sam Sung nearly cost him his job

    Ex-Apple employee reveals how his name Sam Sung nearly cost him his job

    Ex-Apple employee Sam Sung reveals how going viral for his name nearly cost him his job and why he eventually decided to change it.

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