Adobe Premiere app brings pro-level video editing to iPhone this month – for free
Edit with unlimited layers, 4K HDR output, and built-in captions
iPhone crash detection saves Ohio teen who fell asleep at the wheel
In brief: While we hear lots of stories about devices' safety features being set off accidentally, there are plenty of incidents where they work as intended, potentially saving lives. Sixteen-year-old Lindsay Leskovac, for example, fell asleep behind the wheel of her truck, crashing the vehicle and breaking multiple bones and her spine. Her mother says that if it weren't for her iPhone's Crash Detection system, she would not have survived.
Gen Z pushes back against smart glasses and cameras over privacy fears
Young adults are more concerned about their online presence than past generations
Apple secures half of TSMC's 2nm chip production for iPhone 18
2nm chips promise major gains in speed and efficiency
Musk makes good on his threat to sue Apple and OpenAI over antitrust collusion
The X boss sees an Apple OpenAI alliance as a threat to his plans for an X "super app"
Apple plots three-year run of iPhone redesigns amid growing competition
iPhone to undergo annual redesigns starting with iPhone Air in 2025
The tiny yet powerful Mac Mini M4 remains a bargain at $499
The M4 Mac mini pairs a compact design with impressive performance, featuring 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD for the base model. While it lacks upgradeability, it remains an excellent entry point for new Mac users and a standout back-to-school deal.
Apple issues emergency update to fix zero-day exploit in iPhone and macOS
Hackers are able to target Apple devices through malicious images
M5 MacBook Pro won't arrive before 2026, Mac mini with M5 and M5 Pro could launch soon
The M5 Macs may retain the familiar design of their predecessors
Apple wins fight as as UK abandons Apple iCloud backdoor mandate
"To ensure Americans' private data remains private"
Steve Wozniak reflects on happiness and legacy on his 75th birthday
Wozniak's grounded legacy in a high-flying tech world
Epic scores international win as Australia orders Apple, Google to open ecosystems
Epic is dismantling the mobile duopoly brick by brick
Elon Musk says he will sue Apple over anticompetitive ChatGPT favoritism in App Store
"Apple behaves like it's owned by OpenAI - why?"
Apple's new MacBook may start at $599 with 12.9 inch display and iPhone 16 Pro chip
Low cost MacBook could target (and kill) Dell and HP's budget offerings
Why it matters: Apple is reportedly preparing to launch its most affordable MacBook yet – potentially starting at just $599 – in a move aimed squarely at the budget Windows laptop market. If true, it would mark Apple's most aggressive pricing play in the notebook space since the original MacBook Air redefined ultra-portable design in 2008, and could open macOS to a much broader audience than before.
Microsoft, Meta, and startups are battling for AI talent with more than just money
Startups like Anthropic are outpacing Big Tech in keeping AI talent with promises of agility and autonomy
Apple unveils new $100 billion US investment plan amid tariff pressure
Investments include a cover glass factory in Kentucky and a 250,000-square-foot server facility in Houston
Japan orders Apple to open iPhone to rival browser engines by end of 2025
Open up iOS browsers – or else
Tablet shipments grow for sixth straight quarter, and Chromebooks aren't dead yet
State subsidies and incentives are revitalizing the market
What happens to your files when you stop paying your cloud storage subscription?
How Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Dropbox treat your data when your subscription ends
Tim Cook says AI is now Apple's top priority, "bigger than the internet"
Cook compares AI to the launch of the Mac, iPhone, and iPad - calls it a make-or-break moment
Big quote: In a rare all-hands meeting at Apple's Cupertino headquarters, CEO Tim Cook made it clear to thousands of employees that AI now stands at the forefront of the company's ambitions. Addressing a packed auditorium following a stronger-than-expected earnings report, Cook called the AI transformation "as big or bigger" than the internet, the smartphone, cloud computing, and apps. "Apple must do this. Apple will do this. This is sort of ours to grab," Cook told staff, vowing, "We will make the investment to do it."
Tim Cook has now been Apple CEO for longer than Steve Jobs
Still bullish on the Vision Pro
Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung revise advertising over exaggerated AI claims after regulator scrutiny
Pulling back on overstated AI features