Apple Intelligence gives Photos in iOS 27 its biggest editing upgrade in years
Apple is making Photos much more powerful in iOS 27 by adding AI-powered editing tools that can fix framing mistakes, remove unwanted distractions, and reshape images after they're taken. Here's what's new.New photo editing in iOS 27New Apple Intelligence features announced during WWDC 2026 let users expand photos beyond their original frame and adjust perspective after capture. These features also allow for more advanced edits directly in the Photos app across iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27.The update brings capabilities that previously required specialized editing software or third-party apps.Google, Samsung, and Adobe already offer tools that can expand images, remove objects, and generate new content. Apple is now bringing many of those same capabilities directly into Photos. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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5 biggest Liquid Glass changes in iOS 27 and macOS 27
Apple’s flashy Liquid Glass interface is getting a practical makeover in iOS 27, with refinements aimed at fixing many of its biggest pain points. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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How to download the iOS 27 developer beta (if you dare!)
You can download the iOS 27 developer beta right now. Get access to new features early, like Siri AI, Apple Intelligence upgrades and more. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Anthropic just released public Mythos-class AI model called Claude Fable, details here
Back in April, Anthropic unveiled its Claude Mythos AI model that it said was too powerful to publicly release. Instead, the company has shared access with software vendors, including Apple, in an effort to use the model for enhanced cybersecurity. Now, as promised, Anthropic has released what it calls a Mythos-class model that customers can actually use. The new model is called Claude Fable. more…

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Top watchOS 27 features that will enhance your Apple Watch
While watchOS 27 didn’t get much stage time during WWDC 2026, the next Apple Watch software update still packs some great new features. Here’s everything new coming to Apple Watch this fall so far. more…

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Apple could be the biggest winner in AI. Here’s why.
Apple stands poised to emerge as the biggest winner in the artificial intelligence revolution — not necessarily by developing cutting-edge… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Amazon slashes 30% off Eero Max 7 Wi-Fi router ahead of Prime Day
Early Prime Day savings are in effect on Amazon's Eero Max 7 Mesh Wi-Fi system, matching the lowest price on record.Upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 with this Eero Max 7 Prime deal.Prime members can take advantage of Prime deals on Amazon's Eero Max 7 Mesh Wi-Fi system, with prices starting at $419.99. This matches the lowest price on record for Amazon's latest model, which supports wired speeds of up to 9.4 Gbps and wireless speeds of up to 4.3 Gbps.Buy Eero Max 7 for $419.99 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Amazon slashes 30% off Eero Max 7 Wi-Fi router ahead of Prime Day
Early Prime Day savings are in effect on Amazon's Eero Max 7 Mesh Wi-Fi system, matching the lowest price on record.Upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 with this Eero Max 7 Prime deal.Prime members can take advantage of Prime deals on Amazon's Eero Max 7 Mesh Wi-Fi system, with prices starting at $419.99. This matches the lowest price on record for Amazon's latest model, which supports wired speeds of up to 9.4 Gbps and wireless speeds of up to 4.3 Gbps.Buy Eero Max 7 for $419.99 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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You can buy unlimited AT&T data for your iPad for $3 a day
AT&T will let iPad owners buy a day of unlimited cellular data for $3, and it doesn't matter if your device is from Verizon, T-Mobile, or other competing wireless carriers.M3 iPad AirThe cellular carrier announced Unlimited Day Pass on June 10. The service gives eligible Wi-Fi + Cellular iPads 24 hours of unlimited data on AT&T's network without requiring a monthly plan, contract, subscription, or credit check.Users can activate the service directly from the Cellular Data section of Settings on supported eSIM-capable iPads. Purchases are made with a debit or credit card, and data service begins shortly after activation.The offering is available to AT&T customers and people who use other wireless providers. The service is designed for iPad owners who don't maintain a dedicated tablet data plan but occasionally need a cellular connection. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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You can buy unlimited AT&T data for your iPad for $3 a day
AT&T will let iPad owners buy a day of unlimited cellular data for $3, and it doesn't matter if your device is from Verizon, T-Mobile, or other competing wireless carriers.M3 iPad AirThe cellular carrier announced Unlimited Day Pass on June 10. The service gives eligible Wi-Fi + Cellular iPads 24 hours of unlimited data on AT&T's network without requiring a monthly plan, contract, subscription, or credit check.Users can activate the service directly from the Cellular Data section of Settings on supported eSIM-capable iPads. Purchases are made with a debit or credit card, and data service begins shortly after activation.The offering is available to AT&T customers and people who use other wireless providers. The service is designed for iPad owners who don't maintain a dedicated tablet data plan but occasionally need a cellular connection. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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WWDC 2026 was somehow even more one note than I expected
Apple just gave the keynote for WWDC 2026, and it's made one thing abundantly clear: it's going to ship those promised AI features come hell or high water.Tim Cook hosts his final WWDCIt's June, which means Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, or "WWDC" for short, or, ugh, "dub-dub" for even shorter, is underway. Ostensibly, it's a yearly, week-long conference that Apple uses to tell developers what to expect in the next major Apple software updates.In practice, it's every bit as much of a hype event for the general public. While developers may find out which new tools, toys, and features they'll have access to, consumers can extrapolate from that to what they can expect to see in the coming months. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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WWDC 2026 was somehow even more one note than I expected
Apple just gave the keynote for WWDC 2026, and it's made one thing abundantly clear: it's going to ship those promised AI features come hell or high water.Tim Cook hosts his final WWDCIt's June, which means Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, or "WWDC" for short, or, ugh, "dub-dub" for even shorter, is underway. Ostensibly, it's a yearly, week-long conference that Apple uses to tell developers what to expect in the next major Apple software updates.In practice, it's every bit as much of a hype event for the general public. While developers may find out which new tools, toys, and features they'll have access to, consumers can extrapolate from that to what they can expect to see in the coming months. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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EU bureaucrats’ red tape blocks Apple’s advanced Siri AI for Europeans, leaving EU citizens behind
In a stark illustration of how excessive EU regulation stifles tech progress, Apple's been forced to withhold its cutting-edge Siri AI… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Nomad debuts limited edition Stand One in color-matching Stellar Orange
The Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro has been my favorite color variation in years. I love how the color just pops. I even recently wrote about my Cosmic Orange-themed everyday carry. The Cosmic Orange color-matching continues with Nomad’s limited-edition Stellar Orange Stand One charger. This charger is awesome for so many reasons, but it all starts with the design and materials they chose to make a premium, well-built product that just happens to perfectly match my iPhone. Here is what you need to know! more…

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Here’s everything new for Apple Maps in iOS 27
iOS 27 is packed with a variety of new features for iPhone, including in Apple Maps. . more…

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Apple finally got rid of my biggest password headache
Macworld We are often told how important it is to use a password manager to keep our online presence safely protected, and considering how much we store in our virtual accounts, it’s sensible advice. After all, there are only so many unique passwords you can store in your head before you start reverting to something reused, weak, and easily cracked. I’ve been using 1Password for years, and I’ve found it to be a great way to generate strong passwords and passkeys. It’s amazing how, once you have an app creating 20-character random passwords for you, “Password12345” no longer seems quite so secure. The problem, though, is ensuring all of my passwords are as strong as possible, all of the time. After years of usage, passwords need updating, some get leaked in data breaches, while others turn out to be weaker than I initially thought. And while it’s easy enough to identify problems areas, actually making the changes when you have as many accounts as I do is both mind-numbingly boring and often fiddly and time-consuming. At WWDC 2026, though, Apple introduced an AI-based change for iOS 27 that has the potential to solve my biggest password woes in an instant. AI at work There’s no doubt that Apple Intelligence was the star of the WWDC 2026 show. Thanks to Apple’s upgrades, it can now identify the contents of your photos and find out where the image was taken. It can take information from past conversations and feed it into party plans and recipe ideas. It follows the conversation and understands your intentions even when you’re being vague. Compared to the old Siri, it’s a breath of fresh air. Yet of all the new features announced on the day, one of my favorites is coming to the much-overlooked Passwords app. And it could be enough to knock even the mightiest password managers off their lofty perches. Most password managers already do a great job of showing which passwords have been leaked or otherwise compromised.Apple Like most password managers, Passwords already alerts you if it detects weak or compromised saved passwords in your account, a handy way to identify potential vulnerabilities. But previously, you had to go ahead and change all of those passwords yourself. For many of us, that’s a barrier to taking action, especially if there are a lot of them that need your attention. That’s all about to change, though. Instead of manually updating all of your passwords, you’ll now have an AI helper that can do it for you. In iOS 27 and Apple’s other operating system updates, the Passwords app comes with an AI agent that presents a list of problem accounts and updates your passwords in a single click. Just set it to work and it goes to the websites, progresses through the process of changing your passwords, then saves the new entries in the app. There’s no need for you to even open the app. That could be a gamechanger. After all, your accounts get better protected when you can remove friction without weakening security – just look at passkeys for a good example. That seems to be what the Passwords app’s Siri AI update is all about. Think of it this way: How many of us know we need to improve our passwords but hesitate when we see the daunting scale of the task? I know I’m guilty. I have nearly 700 account credentials stored in 1Password. Updating them all one by one would take days. But if I can just set Apple Intelligence to work in the background, it leaves more time for the things I actually want to do. It’s the kind of feature that might have slipped under the radar at WWDC, but for me, it has the potential to be one of the best new additions at this year’s show. Passwords can now automatically fix passwords that are compromised, so you don’t have to go through the laborious process manually. Apple How far will it go? Despite how promising this new feature appears, I’m not 100 percent sold just yet. For one thing, I’d like to know the threshold that Apple Intelligence uses before it steps in to take action. Apple said it can update “weak and compromised passwords” and “eligible accounts,” but what exactly qualifies as a “weak” password? 1Password, for instance, grades your passwords on a scale from “Terrible” to “Fantastic.” Apple’s Passwords app doesn’t work in quite the same way. Instead, it uses its own system of grading, including “easily guessed” passwords and those that have been reused. Will Apple Intelligence be able to update all of these? Apple only mentioned “weak and compromised passwords,” so does that mean it will skip over reused ones? The ability to automatically fix weak or compromised passwords in iOS 27 could be a game-changer.Apple I’m also curious about how reliable this AI agent is when it comes to changing passwords. Will it be able to navigate every website’s layout and password updating system? What happens when it faces security challenges like two-factor authentication? Will it be able to successfully enter those, regardless of whether the codes are stored in the Passwords app or sent to your email address? And one more concern: Will Apple Intelligence have security vulnerabilities of its own? After all, we’re trusting it with the keys to our digital kingdoms. We need to know it can access, update and save our passwords on our behalf securely and without issue. I don’t use the Passwords app, as I’ve always found it to be a little lacking compared to the likes of 1Password. But the addition of an AI security helper might be enough to help it leapfrog the competition. If all goes well, though, this new feature could be exactly what I’ve been waiting for.

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What it means for watchOS to drop support for your Apple Watch
Your older Apple Watch isn't suddenly obsolete because it can't install watchOS 27. Here's why it has years of use ahead. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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There's not much new in the iOS 27 Camera app beyond minor refinements
Apple's main Camera app push for iOS 27 was about Siri AI, but it did include other changes. They're very small alterations, but they do exist.The Camera app in iOS 27The WWDC keynote didn't dwell for long on the Camera app in iOS 27. There was discussion about Siri AI being included, and that was about it.There wasn't any other discussion about the Camera app's features or any other changes in the talk. Even the iOS 27 preview page on Apple's website talks about the Siri Mode and an improvement in how long shots take to reach your Photos library. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Don't get excited for big Liquid Glass changes in macOS 27, because they aren't there
Maybe Apple's latest Liquid Glass changes will be enough to silence critics, but most users will never even think to look. Here's what they look like, where they are, and what you can change.This slider controls Liquid Glass, but the difference between the two extremes is tiny.It's been the case for a year now that a certain vocal minority has detested Apple's Liquid Glass design overall, while others objected to its inconsistent rounded corners. Everybody had a point, but the enormous majority either liked the design, or didn't especially notice a difference.During WWDC 2026, though, Apple tried to make peace, even as it also wanted you to know it was standing its ground. Its designers heard the complaints, said Apple, but it was never going to ditch Liquid Glass. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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WWDC26 Recap: New software upgrades and Siri AI in 90 seconds
If you don’t have 76 minutes to spare, you can get the gist from our WWDC26 keynote recap in just 90 seconds. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Deals: Apple Watch Series 11 $130 off, M5 MacBook Air, iPhone 17 Pro Max $250 off, more
Alongside all of the latest from WWDC and the ongoing AirPods Pro 3 discount, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Apple Watch Series 11 back to all-time lows – $100 off base models and $130 off GPS + Cell (all colors). We also have Apple’s most affordable 15-inch M5 MacBook Air sitting at Amazon all-time low pricing ($200 off) and an extra $5 to $10 off already discounted Apple accessories – USB-C cables, Thunderbolt 5, MagSafe 3, and more from $4. Just be sure to scope out these rare deals on unlocked iPhone 17 Pro Max at up to $249 off today. Head below for a closer look. more…

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macOS 27 finally brings advanced ultrawide display support
At long last for Mac workstations, macOS 27 ultrawide display support comes along as a dedicated feature for high resolutions and more. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Apple Intelligence and Siri AI could add $75-$100 to Apple stock – Wedbush
Apple’s refreshed AI strategy, highlighted by the new Siri AI plus deeper Apple Intelligence features, could add $75 to $100 per share… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Save a massive $300 on this loaded M5 Pro MacBook Pro
Macworld Apple MacBook Pro M5 Pro View Deal (function () { document.querySelector("#sticky-promo-block a").addEventListener("click", function(e) { const debug = document.location.host.search(/lndo.site|go-vip.net/) !== -1; const text = this.closest("#sticky-promo-block").querySelector("p.promo-title").textContent; const data = { event: "stickyConversionUnitClick", eventCategory: "Sticky Conversion", eventAction: "Click", eventLabel: text }; if(debug)console.log("Sticky Conversion CLick - pushing to dataLayer: ", data); dataLayer.push(data); return true; }); })(); Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 Pro chip is down to $2,299 from its $2,599 MSRP at B&H, a $300 cut on a high-end configuration that’s genuinely built for demanding work. The real value here lies in the memory and storage. This model comes with 48GB of unified memory and a sizable 1TB SSD, which is enough to ensure your machine will perform at a high level for years to come. There’s not much you can’t do with this laptop, from editing video, juggling large photo libraries, compiling code, or running several heavy apps at once, that much memory keeps everything moving smoothly. The 1TB drive gives plenty of room for big project files without leaning on external storage right away. The M5 Pro is a chip that’s powerful enough to handle all types of work without breaking a sweat. This is a chip meant for people who actually do more than open a browser on their laptop. The 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display is gorgeous, as well, bringing bright, sharp, and color-accurate images to the mix, which is something that matters when you’re editing videos or pics, for instance. Just keep in mind that this is still a very powerful and expensive laptop, even at $300 off. If your days are mostly web work, office tasks, or light editing, you’ll never come close to needing 48GB of memory, so you could step down the lineup or downgrade to a MacBook Air and pay a lot less. But if you want tons of power at a great price, at $2,299, this M5 Pro MacBook Pro is a fantastic deal, so don’t miss out.

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