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No signs of upgraded Apple Intelligence as iOS 26.5 arrives for all users

It appears that iOS 26.5 is laying the groundwork for a lot of backend changes like ads in Apple Maps and Apple Intelligence in China, but there are no indications of AI upgrades.

Wesley Hilliard 1 month ago 18

Users get an iPadOS 26.5 update focused on services & subscriptions

Apple has released iPadOS 26.5 for supported iPads, adding Maps ads, new App Store subscription options, and system-level updates as part of a rollout that prioritizes services and developer infrastructure.

Andrew Orr 1 month ago 2

macOS 26.5 arrives with no visible changes other than Maps ads & subscriptions

Apple's macOS 26.5 has been released, delivering a quiet update focused on stability, subscription changes, and system-level improvements rather than new user-facing features.

Andrew Orr 1 month ago 3

Updated iOS 26.5 & iPadOS 26.5 RC 2 builds tighten final release

Apple has seeded a second round of release candidate builds of iOS 26.5 and iPadOS 26.5, bringing the updates a step closer to public release with a smaller round of fixes and feature additions.

Andrew Orr 1 month ago 1

Supreme Court denies Apple breathing space in Epic fight

The Supreme Court has denied a request from Apple to pause a mandated return to District Court with Epic while it contends with its appeals. So, it faces a battle on two fronts after all.

William Gallagher 1 month ago 0

Delayed Siri features class action suit ends with massive $250M settlement

While Apple's promised Siri overhaul is still nowhere to be found, shareholders who sued over the delay can now rest easy, thanks to a huge settlement.

Marko Zivkovic 1 month ago 17

Epic vs Apple fight could be put on hold again if Supreme Court sides with Apple

Apple doesn't want to fight a battle on two fronts in the ongoing Epic Games case, so it has turned to the Supreme Court for a pause on proceedings in the Circuit Courts.

Wesley Hilliard 1 month ago 0

EU DMA after-action review didn't go the way that Apple wanted

Apple's vice president of products & regulatory law Kyle Andeer lashed out at the European Union's Digital Markets Act, repeating the refrains that unfair targeting and requirement that it must share tech with rivals will put users worldwide at risk.

Lou Hartle 1 month ago 6

Indian antitrust body draws Apple's ire as $38 billion fine looms

Apple has set its sights on India's antitrust watchdog, questioning the legality of a request for its financial data as part of an ongoing battle over its App Store policies.

Oliver Haslam 1 month ago 3

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