How to build an offline reading library & access articles anytime

Don't let a flaky internet connection or a disappearing webpage stand between you and your favorite articles. Here's how to save articles for offline reading.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 2

AI training lawsuit drags Apple in yet again for alleged use of pirated book dataset

AI training with sketchy data repository "The Pile" returns to the courts in a lawsuit by Chicken Soup for the Soul, LLC accusing just about all of big tech of piracy. The problem is, Apple denies using it to train Apple Intelligence.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 3

Family Sharing no longer means sharing a credit card in iOS 26.4

Apple is finally fixing one of Family Sharing's most awkward limitations in iOS 26.4, letting multiple adults on one family pay for their own purchases without breaking shared access.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 7

Perplexity's Comet AI-powered browser arrives on iPhone with a new surfing paradigm

After hitting the Mac earlier, Perplexity's Comet browser is now on iPhone and focuses on using AI to summarize and extract information instead of relying on tabs, surfing, and search results.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 6

RC builds of iOS 26.4, macOS 26.4 arrive as release draws near

Apple's first RC builds for 26.4 have surfaced, with the new builds of iOS 26.4, iPadOS 26.4, watchOS 26.4, tvOS 26.4, visionOS 26.4, and macOS Tahoe 26.4 out as the release to the public gets closer.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 0

This severe and international iPhone hack is the best reason to update to iOS 26.3 yet

A sophisticated iPhone hacking technique and surveillance campaign ran rampant internationally for months, prior to a patch in iOS 26.3.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 4

Bad vibes: Apple blocks updates for some AI coding apps in the App Store

Apple is clamping down on apps with AI vibe coding capabilities listed in the App Store, preventing the rapid creation of apps that don't pass through the App Store Review process.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 0

Musi lawyers hand Apple big win, judge rules apps can be delisted 'with or without cause'

A lawsuit from music streaming app Musi suggested Apple had removed its app over unsubstantiated copyright claims, but after what appears to be a colossal failure by the streamer's lawyers, the case has been dismissed by courts with prejudice.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 1

Apple's latest Background Security Improvement targets a WebKit flaw

A Background Security Improvement in iOS 26.3.1 fixes a WebKit issue in Safari that could break one of the web's most important safety rules.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 1

App Store fees drop in China & Beijing immediately asks for more

China is escalating pressure on Apple's App Store just days after a fee cut, signaling the fight is shifting from commissions to the rules that govern payments and app distribution.

Andrew Orr 2 months ago 7

How to fix System Data filling your iPhone's storage

Your iPhone may have low storage because it's been consumed by System Data, which can potentially consume all available capacity. Here's how to regain space when things get too bloated to function.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 13

Liquid Glass is divisive now, but Apple knows where it's going

Six months after public release, Liquid Glass remains as controversial as ever. Apple may be considering some mitigations in iOS 27 and so forth, but this is the future — especially if we get touchscreen Macs.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 31

Siri and refined Liquid Glass controls on the docket for WWDC 2026

Apple introduction of its late Siri overhaul is expected to finally arrive during WWDC, as part of a trend by the company to improve the quality of the software it ships.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 7

Staff departures do not mean Apple will abandon Liquid Glass

Ex-Apple designer Alan Dye did not leave the company by himself, and a new report on Sunday says that he took others with that pioneered Liquid Glass with him. As we've said before, there is no possibility that Apple will ditch this overhaul.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 23

Apple's App Store in China gets lower 25% commission to appease regulators

The controversial 30% App Store commission continues to be attacked by regulators worldwide. China is the latest region with a win, where Apple has pushed the rate down to 25%.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 0

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