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Video won't kill the Apple Podcasts star, but will make them more engaging

Apple Podcasts is no longer just an audio app, as native adaptive video and dynamic video ads will be available soon for creators to really show their stuff.

Andrew Orr 4 months ago 6

RCS encryption surfaces in iOS 26.4 developer beta, but testing is extremely limited

Apple has taken a small step toward securing cross-platform messaging, with early RCS encryption support now appearing in the iOS 26.4 beta. Just don't expect to get that much testing done right now.

Amber Neely 4 months ago 5

First iOS 26.4, macOS Tahoe developer betas surface as new Siri waits in the wings

Apple has started a brand new generation of developer betas, with iOS 26.4, iPadOS 26.4, watchOS 26.4, tvOS 26.4, visionOS 26.4, and macOS Tahoe 26.4 expected to include a Siri update.

Malcolm Owen 4 months ago 2

iOS 26 adoption rate isn't the crisis some analysts are portraying

Apple's February 2026 App Store data shows iOS 26 adoption closely tracking the pace set by iOS 18 in January 2025, and iPadOS 26 is ahead of iPadOS 18, undercutting claims that the upgrade cycle is faltering.

Andrew Orr 4 months ago 27

Why Ferrari turned to Jony Ive to design its new car's controversial interior

Jony Ive's interior for the forthcoming Ferrari Luce electric vehicle is typically well thought out, but it's divided car fans. Now Ferrari's CEO has spoken out about the decision to not use his own designers.

William Gallagher 4 months ago 7

Siri & Apple Intelligence upgrades still coming in 2026 in spite of rumors

A story suggesting Apple was having internal struggles and may delay anticipated new Siri features has been mildly countered with a statement from Apple — "on track to launch in 2026."

Wesley Hilliard 4 months ago 9

Apple's AI summaries include racial & gender biases, if the query is vague enough

When specifically tailored queries made to test Apple Intelligence using developer tools are intentionally ambiguous about race and gender, researchers have seen biases pop up.

Oliver Haslam 4 months ago 2

FTC uses selective Apple News study to ask Apple to stop promoting 'leftist outlets'

Apple News is an aggregation app run by human curators and algorithmic feeds, but a poorly handled study failed to catch the right-wing outlets shared, and now the FTC is involved.

Wesley Hilliard 4 months ago 23

Siri testing isn't going well, new features probably won't ship in iOS 26.4

A report suggests that internal testing hasn't been going well with the new Siri and some features, including access to personal data, will likely be pushed back to iOS 26.5 and iOS 27.

Wesley Hilliard 4 months ago 37

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