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Tiimo, Dredge, Cyberpunk 2077 win big at the 2025 App Store Awards

Apple has recognized 17 developers in its annual App Store Awards, celebrating apps for their technical ingenuity and cultural impact, with the winners including productivity app Focus Friend and Lovecraftian fishing game Dredge.

Malcolm Owen 6 months ago 0

Dye's departure doesn't mean Liquid Glass is going anywhere

Apple's VP of Human Interface Design is leaving Apple for Meta, but Liquid Glass is here to stay. Expect Stephen Lemay to perfect the controversial design choice.

Wes Hilliard and Mike Wuerthele 6 months ago 21

Release candidates of iOS 26.2, macOS 26.2 now available

Apple has reached the release candidate stage for the current developer beta cycle, with new builds of iOS 26.2, iPadOS 26.2, watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2, visionOS 26.2, and macOS Tahoe 26.2 out now for testing.

Malcolm Owen 6 months ago 2

How to see all the books you read in 2025 with Apple Books

Apple has made a full snapshot of your 2025 reading habits with the Apple Books Year in Review. Here's how to see and share it.

Amber Neely 6 months ago 3

App Tracking Transparency under the gun by German antitrust investigators

Germany's antitrust regulator is reviewing Apple's revised tracking rules after asking the company to address concerns about unequal treatment of third-party apps.

Andrew Orr 6 months ago 0

'I'm Not Remarkable' shows Apple's accessibility features helping students conquer college

Apple celebrates students of all abilities in an energetic music video that highlights how its accessibility features support learning, creativity, and campus life

Amber Neely 6 months ago 2

How to check Apple Music Replay 2025 and share your year

As 2025 winds down, the annual Apple Music Replay gives you an easy way to look back at your top artists, songs, and monthly listening trends. Here's how to see it and share it.

Amber Neely 6 months ago 0

Apple pushes back on India's iPhone security app install order

Apple is planning to tell the Indian government it won't comply with an order to preinstall a state-backed app on iPhones, as doing so would introduce big security and privacy issues.

Malcolm Owen 6 months ago 9

Apple owes its greatest strength in AI to Giannandrea

We've seen it already — many stories covering John Giannandrea's early 2026 retirement from Apple suggest his departure is the result of many failures. The reality of his tenure at Apple is much more complex.

Wesley Hilliard 6 months ago 30

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