Apple may offer to make at least some App Store changes to appease EU

A new report claims that Apple is in last-minute negotiations with the European Union over App Store changes, in an attempt to avoid impending further fines.

William Gallagher 11 months ago 2

Adobe's 'Project Indigo' app will help you take better photos on your iPhone

A new initiative from Adobe aims to improve smartphone cameras and computational photography in general to give a more natural, SLR-like look to iPhone photography.

Charles Martin 11 months ago 8

Apple execs may be newly considering buying AI firm Perplexity

Perhaps in an acquihire to boost search, or to improve Siri, Apple executives have reportedly recently discussed buying or partnering with AI startup Perplexity.

Mike Wuerthele 11 months ago 18

AirPods & AirPods Pro in iOS 26 hands on: Camera control, new notifications, and more

Apple is making your AirPods and AirPods Pro even better in iOS 26, adding camera control, better CarPlay hand-off, and more. Here's a hands-on look at what's coming.

Andrew O'Hara 11 months ago 0

How to use Siri to get answers from ChatGPT

Apple Intelligence can make calls to ChatGPT, so you can use Siri to get AI answers from OpenAI's service. Here's how.

Chip Loder 11 months ago 6

It wasn't just you, Apple Intelligence was down

Apple Intelligence went into a perpetual update loop for many users on Thursday, causing the old Siri animation to appear and on-device tools to stop working.

Wesley Hilliard 11 months ago 7

TikTok ban enforcement delayed another 90 days to September 17

President Trump has signed yet another executive order delaying enforcement of the TikTok ban by 90 days, so companies like Apple, Google, and ByteDance don't have to worry about fines.

Wesley Hilliard 11 months ago 12

Apple won't be fined right away if it misses EU anti-steering compliance deadline

Apple may miss the the European Union's looming App Store anti-steering compliance deadline enforced by the Digital Markets Act — but it won't face automatic fines if it does.

Amber Neely 11 months ago 1

Latest App Store crypto lawsuit tries to blame Apple for bad user decisions

An App Store user is suing Apple because she was duped by a fake cryptocurrency app, neglecting her own role in her choosing to send money to fairly obvious criminals.

William Gallagher 11 months ago 8

Why iPhone mirroring and Mac Live Activities aren't coming to the EU

European users will not get macOS Tahoe's Live Activities, and they still won't get 2024's iPhone mirroring, because of Apple's uncertainty over the EU's Digital Markets Act.

William Gallagher 11 months ago 7

How to delete an Instagram account in iOS 26

Want to delete Instagram for good? Here's the easiest way to shut off your account right from your iPhone.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 0

16 billion logins discovered across exposed datasets, but don't panic

Cybersecurity professionals have discovered a series of exposed datasets which contain 16 billion credentials obtained by infostealers, but those that practice good password hygiene should be safe.

Wesley Hilliard 11 months ago 0

How Safari in iOS 26 & macOS 26 puts content first with Liquid Glass UI changes

Safari's update for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe brings many UI tweaks as well as changes to Web Apps and HDR photos, alongside many other smaller changes. Here's what they all look like, and how they work.

Malcolm Owen 11 months ago 4

If you had a problem with YouTube on iPhone, delete the app and reinstall it

Following a series of problems with its YouTube app for iPhone, Google has now issued an updated version and recommends users reinstall it.

William Gallagher 11 months ago 1

Cracked screens & dead batteries are selling more iPhones than AI

Even with Apple Intelligence tools and a fresh look for iOS, most iPhone upgrades happen when the old phone breaks down, not when Apple ships something new.

Andrew Orr 11 months ago 4

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