Apple touches $4 trillion market value
Apple briefly reached a $4 trillion market value in early trading on Tuesday, becoming the third Big Tech giant to hit this milestone… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Apple’s iPhone 20 may finally replace physical buttons with haptics
iPhone 20 may replace buttons with haptics -- at last. The 20th anniversary handset could finally go with motion-sensing, vibrating tech. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Apple Maps EV routing in CarPlay expands to Toyota vehicles
Apple Maps EV routing arrived back in 2022 in the first supported vehicles, and has slowly expanded support over time. The latest addition is Toyota BEVs from 2023 and newer, here are the details. more…

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Next iPad Pro tipped to get the iPhone’s vapor cooling chamber, M6 chip
Macworld The updated iPad Pro announced earlier this month isn’t exactly a groundbreaking launch: the design, color options, screen, camera, and price are all the same as on the previous model. Essentially it’s just a processor bump, with the tablet moving from an M4 to an M5 chip. But the next model is set for something a little different. According to a new report, the M6 iPad Pro will get a new cooling feature along with its updated chipset. In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman discusses the iPhone 17 Pro’s new vapor chamber, and its importance in tackling the overheating issues some users experienced with the titanium iPhone 15 Pro and 16 Pro when running processor-intensive apps. As touched on briefly in our iPhone 17 Pro Max review, this feature dissipates heat that could affect performance and greatly reduces the need for thermal throttling under heavy processing loads. Given that the iPad Pro these days features a desktop-class processor and is targeted at creative pros multitasking and running extremely demanding software, Gurman points out that the vapor chamber would make even more sense on Apple’s pro tablet. Sure enough, he reports, Apple is working on making this a reality. “Apple is now working on the feature,” he writes, “with plans to integrate it as soon as the next round of updates.” Based on the current 18-month cycle, Gurman adds, this is likely to happen in spring 2027. This new feature, along with the M6 processor—a chip likely made using a next-gen 2nm processor, and boasting significant speed and efficiency upgrades on the M5—will give the iPad Pro its best chance yet at displacing the laptop as creative pros’ productivity tool of choice.

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Apple's Services expected to top $100 billion annually — for now
Apple is now expected to report over $100 billion in Services revenue — but a giant portion of that is from the App Store, which is facing worldwide legal pressures, which will lead to financial ones.The App Store is the largest part of Apple's Services earningsWhen Apple reports its Q4 2025 financial results on October 30, it is increasingly expected to exceed previous estimates. That's chiefly because of iPhone demand, but also because Apple's Services continue to grow.As first spotted by the Financial Times, the latest estimate predicts that Services will prove to have earned Apple $108.6 billion in Apple's fiscal year that ended in September 2025. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple hits $4 trillion milestone ahead of earnings report after strong iPhone 17 launch
Apple hit a company milestone on Tuesday as its valuation reached $4 trillion for the first time. However, unlike previous trillion dollar milestones, Apple isn’t the first company to reach this record valuation. more…

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Hundreds of public figures, including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, urge AI ‘superintelligence’ ban
A group of leading artificial intelligence and technology experts has urged an immediate halt to the development of "superintelligence"… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Apple reaches $4 trillion market value after surge in iPhone 17 sales
Even though Nvidia is the tech market leader, Apple has surpassed $4 trillion in valuation right after market open after a surge in share prices in October mostly because of positive analyst sentiment over the iPhone 17.Apple has reached a $4 trillion evaluationApple has done it again, with its market capitalization closing above $4 trillion for the first time on October 13. The company's stock had to exceed $269.53 to hit the landmark, and that was exceeded right after the market opened.The surge followed strong iPhone 17 sales in Apple's third quarter of 2025. And, a report on Tuesday said that Services would hit $100 billion by itself for the first time. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple responds to Apple Pay lawsuit that Fintiv still hasn’t served
Apple has filed its response to Fintiv’s trade secret complaint over Apple Pay from August. The response comes not because Apple needed to meet a court deadline, but because Apple is trying to move the case along. Despite Fintiv initiating the complaint two months ago, the company hasn’t actually served Apple, which would set the case in motion. Apple tells 9to5Mac that Fintiv is simply delaying and avoiding having its frivolous and meritless case tried in court. more…

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Leaker says ‘iPhone 20’ will drop every physical button, go all-in on haptics
Rumors indicate Apple is planning something special for its 20th anniversary iPhone model, the ‘iPhone 20.’ We’re expecting an all-glass display with no cutout, and the latest leak says the new model could drop every physical button in favor of solid-state buttons with haptic feedback. more…

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Take the fast track to TikTok stardom
Lock in a TikTokWizard Pro subscription and use AI coaching, scripts and analytics to post smarter. It's the easy way to go viral on TikTok. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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MacPaw releases Moonlock, a standalone macOS security app with real-time protection, smart insights, built-in VPN, more
After teasing its release earlier this month, MacPaw, the macOS software company behind many beloved apps such as CleanMyMac and Setapp, has officially launched Moonlock today. It’s an all-new standalone cybersecurity application designed to give you real-time protection, visibility into your Mac’s security posture, and provide clear steps to improve it, without requiring you to be an expert on the topic. Moonlock is built on the same engine that has powered CleanMyMac’s security features since 2023, and is backed by MacPaw’s own in-house research lab, which actively tracks Mac-specific malware, stealer families, AMOS variants, and other baddies. more…

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MacPaw's new Moonlock app challenges the myth of virus-proof Macs
MacPaw, the maker of CleanMyMac and Setapp, has launched Moonlock, a cybersecurity app for macOS built to make protection simple for everyday users.MacPaw has a new security app for MacThe Ukrainian developer announced Moonlock on October 28. The app is designed for people who feel overwhelmed by the complexity of digital security and want straightforward protection.Moonlock offers real-time protection that continuously scans for and blocks threats even when the app is closed. For deeper checks, the Malware Scanner lets users run scheduled system scans. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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MacPaw's new Moonlock app challenges the myth of virus-proof Macs
MacPaw, the maker of CleanMyMac and Setapp, has launched Moonlock, a cybersecurity app for macOS built to make protection simple for everyday users.MacPaw has a new security app for MacThe Ukrainian developer announced Moonlock on October 28. The app is designed for people who feel overwhelmed by the complexity of digital security and want straightforward protection.Moonlock offers real-time protection that continuously scans for and blocks threats even when the app is closed. For deeper checks, the Malware Scanner lets users run scheduled system scans. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Spatial connects Apple Vision Pro & iPhone for shared 3D design
Spatial has launched two new apps that connect Apple Vision Pro and iPhone in a shared 3D workspace for professional designers.Apple Vision Pro gets a new design appOn October 28, the company introduced Analogue 26 for Apple Vision Pro. They also launched Analogue Portal 26 for iPhone, broadening their immersive collaboration suite on Apple's newest devices.Using the pair of apps, can design and review 3D models together using an Apple Vision Pro or an iPhone for those without headsets. The updates support Apple's enterprise spatial computing efforts and make remote collaboration easier. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Spatial connects Apple Vision Pro & iPhone for shared 3D design
Spatial has launched two new apps that connect Apple Vision Pro and iPhone in a shared 3D workspace for professional designers.Apple Vision Pro gets a new design appOn October 28, the company introduced Analogue 26 for Apple Vision Pro. They also launched Analogue Portal 26 for iPhone, broadening their immersive collaboration suite on Apple's newest devices.Using the pair of apps, can design and review 3D models together using an Apple Vision Pro or an iPhone for those without headsets. The updates support Apple's enterprise spatial computing efforts and make remote collaboration easier. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Both real-life and lab tests suggest iPhone Air battery lasts a typical day
One of the key compromises with the iPhone Air is a smaller battery, but a combination of real-life usage and lab tests suggests that it will get you through a typical day. In one lab stress test, for example, where the phone is used with the screen on maximum brightness for three hours of video streaming, the iPhone Air dropped 15% of battery life – which is the same as the iPhone 15 … more…

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Apple suppliers Skyworks and Qorvo agree to merge into $22 billion radio-chip giant
On Tuesday, Skyworks Solutions announced its acquisition of smaller rival Qorvo in a stock-and-cash deal, creating a $22 billion combined… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Hands-on with new ChatGPT Atlas browser: Safari is falling behind fast
AI-enhanced browsers are the future. Going hands-on with the ChatGPT Atlas browser makes it crystal clear that Safari's falling behind. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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This teardown-style case lets you peek inside your iPhone 17
I’ve been using Spigen cases for years now. They make some of the most eye-catching cases in the game like their retro-style C1 line that aims to mimic the original G4 iMac look or their MagFit line. This year they decided to go all out and break out their Zero:One line, which gives you the teardown iPhone vibe without actually needing to mod your iPhone. This lets you see what the inside of your iPhone would look like if it was opened up, and as a tech head, I absolutely love this. Here is what you should know. more…

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iPhone wireless firms Skyworks Solutions and Qorvo merge to protect against falling Apple orders
Skyworks Solutions and Qorvo, makers of Wi-Fi and ultra wideband processors for the iPhone, are merging as both attempt to guard against over-reliance on Apple.Skyworks motherboard — image credit: Skyworks SolutionsBack in May 2024, Skyworks reported a significant drop in sales, and that was chiefly attributed to the iPhone. While neither it nor Qorvo solely supply Apple, the iPhone is an enormous percentage of their business, and they have been trying to diversify.Now following rumors of Skyworks acquiring Qorvo, Reuters reports that the two are to merge. There is little detail as yet, but the companies say that the merger is a cash-and-stock deal which values the combined firm at around $22 billion. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple’s Services division is now bigger than Walt Disney or Tesla – FT
A new report says that Apple is expecting to announce annual Service revenues of well over $100 billion during its earnings report later this week. If accurate, that would make the company’s Services division a bigger business than either Walt Disney or Tesla … more…

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Solid state buttons may finally arrive on iPhone 20, after years of rumors
The iPhone 20 could finally get the long-rumored solid state buttons, in a move that could help make the anniversary iPhone more durable.Buttons on the side of an iPhone 17The anniversary release of the iPhone 20 is expected to include major design changes on par with the introduction of the iPhone X. This could include a massive revamp of the physical buttons on the side of the smartphone.According to Weibo leaker Setsuna Digital on Tuesday, Apple has managed to finish the "functional verification" of its solid state button system. The new buttons are now allegedly scheduled to be mass-produced in time to be used on the iPhone 20 in 2027. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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IBM Makes Quantum Breakthrough With Off-the-Shelf Chips
IBM achieved a new quantum milestone by running an error-correction algorithm on standard AMD FPGA chips, reaching 10x faster speeds and advancing its 2029 Starling quantum computer project. The post appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

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Adobe introduces new AI features for faster video, photo, and design workflows
Adobe is expanding its suite of generative AI features across Firefly, Creative Cloud, and enterprise tools, with new updates aimed at faster workflows and integrated content creation.Image Credit: AdobeAdobe is sharing details about its latest AI tools and updates at Adobe MAX 2025. The company highlighted new Firefly features, Creative Cloud improvements, and enterprise-focused AI innovations during the conference.Adobe says the updates will make it easier for creators to produce and manage content across its Creative Cloud ecosystem. Many of these features are in either public or private beta, and are now powered by Firefly and partner model integrations. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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US passport support in Apple Wallet is a hugely important step for digital ID
We learned back at WWDC25 that US passport support would be coming to Apple Wallet. It hasn’t yet arrived in iOS 26, but the company yesterday confirmed that it is on the way. An update to the Apple website last month told us to expect it by the end of the year, and Apple’s VP of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet, Jennifer Bailey, confirmed in a conference keynote that it is still happening … more…

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Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: There isn’t an obvious choice anymore
Macworld Beats recently launched the new Powerbeats Fit – a revamped version of the popular Beats Fit Pro. The earbuds are an alternative to Apple’s AirPods, and it’s hard not to compare them to the brand-new AirPods Pro 3, which were also recently released. While both are designed to work seamlessly with the iPhone, they do have some key differences. If you’re unsure which one is right for you, read on as we compare Powerbeats Fit and AirPods Pro 3 in design, sound quality, and more. Apple AirPods Pro 3 Read our review Price When Reviewed: $249 Best Prices Today: $249 at Amazon | $249 at Apple | $249 at B&H Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Design and comfort The first thing you’ll notice is that the two earbuds were designed for very different lifestyles. Powerbeats Fit are clearly built with sports and workouts in mind. Beats redesigned the wingtip to be more flexible, which gives them a more secure fit for running or gym sessions. The case is also smaller than the old Beats Fit Pro, though it still charges only via USB-C. Unfortunately, there’s no wireless charging here. AirPods Pro 3, on the other hand, is a more premium option focused on everyday use. They come with new foam-infused silicone tips for a better seal and comfort during long listening sessions. Apple also ensures a secure fit with AirPods Pro, but not having a wingtip makes them more likely to fall out of your ears during very intense workouts. Foundry Unlike Powerbeats Fit, the AirPods Pro 3 charging case supports MagSafe wireless charging. Plus, it also lets you add a lanyard and has a built-in speaker for Find My alerts. AirPods Pro 3 also offers five different ear tip size options: XXS, XS, S, M, and L. Powerbeats Fit, on the other hand, doesn’t have the XXS option. For stability during workouts, the Powerbeats Fit are the clear winners with flexible wingtips and a more rugged design. For all-day comfort and a more refined look, AirPods Pro 3 take the lead. Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Sound quality and ANC This is where the gap between the two models becomes clearer. The Powerbeats Fit use Apple’s H1 chip, so their sound quality and noise cancellation are roughly on par with the first-generation AirPods Pro. They sound good, but not cutting-edge. It’s the typical Beats tuning with solid bass, plus decent Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Transparency modes. Foundry The AirPods Pro 3 keep the same H2 chip introduced with the AirPods Pro 2, but with minor acoustic updates. Compared to Powerbeats Fit, AirPods Pro 3 have a more immersive and clear sound. The ANC in AirPods Pro 3 is also much more efficient, even better than in AirPods Pro 2. Both AirPods Pro 3 and Powerbeats Fit support Adaptive EQ, which intelligently adapts the sound to match your surroundings and the fit of each earbud, and Personalized Spatial Audio. If your priorities are the best sound and noise cancellation, the AirPods Pro 3 are easily the ideal choice. Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Battery life When it comes to wireless headphones and earbuds, many users are concerned about battery life. Whether it’s for getting through a long day at work or a transatlantic flight, having more battery life is always a good advantage. Surprisingly, both Powerbeats Fit and AirPods Pro 3 deliver very similar results in this regard, with only a few differences. Powerbeats Fit deliver up to 7 hours of playback on a single charge. Combined with the charging case, you can use them for up to 30 hours. AirPods Pro 3, on the other hand, now last up to 8 hours of playback on a single charge. However, its charging case has a smaller battery and extends playback time to up to 24 hours. In other words: AirPods Pro 3 last a bit longer on a single charge, but the Powerbeats Fit’s case gives you more total battery if you need to recharge them on the go. Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Fitness and smart features First, let’s dive into what Powerbeats Fit and AirPods Pro 3 have in common. They both support features such as “Hey Siri,” Announced Notifications, fast pairing with iOS, automatic device switching, auto-pause, and Find My support. However, since Powerbeats Fit have the H1 chip and AirPods Pro 3 have the H2 chip, Apple-branded earbuds offer some extra features. This includes Adaptive Mode and the recently announced Live Translation. The latest AirPods also offer lower latency and can be used as lavalier microphones when paired with an iPhone. Another feature exclusive to AirPods Pro 3 is a heart rate sensor for monitoring workouts without the need for an Apple Watch. And even if you have an Apple Watch, the sensor in the earbuds can improve the accuracy of heart rate measurement. At the same time, Powerbeats Fit are more universal when it comes to working with other platforms. Android users can download the Beats app to unlock quick pairing, widgets, EQ adjustments, and location tracking. If you want all the latest features, AirPods Pro 3 are the right choice. But if you plan to use your earbuds with an Android phone or tablet, Powerbeats Fit are a better option. Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Color options This is where Beats still stands out. While AirPods Pro 3 are only available in white, Powerbeats Fit come in fun color options like Spark Orange and Power Pink, and they are also available in gray and black. If you like to match your earbuds with the rest of your outfit, Powerbeats Fit might suit you well. I especially love the new Powerbeats Fit in Spark Orange – they go well with the Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro and also with the new orange rugged case from Beats. Foundry Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: Water resistance Powerbeats Fit are IPX4 certified, which means they’re splash resistant. You can use them in the rain without any worries, but submerging them in water is not a good idea. AirPods Pro 3 are IP57 certified, making them more resistant to being submerged in water for a few minutes, as well as being dust resistant. So if you’re a clumsy person who often washes your earbuds with your pants, go with AirPods Pro 3. Powerbeats Fit vs AirPods Pro 3: A third option… What if I told you there’s also a third option for you? Powerbeats Pro 2, which were introduced earlier this year, compete more directly with Apple’s AirPods Pro. They have the H2 chip with lower latency and better ANC (though not exactly the same as the AirPods Pro 3), and also the built-in heart rate sensor. In addition, Powerbeats Pro 2 offers an even more secure fit with long earhooks, ideal for sports (although they can be a bit annoying if you wear glasses). They also deliver up to 8 hours of playback on a single charge and up to 36 extra hours with the charging case. Foundry Unfortunately, despite having the H2 chip, they still lack support for the new Live Translation feature in iOS 26. At least they also come with five different sizes of silicone tip – although they’re not foam-filled. Powerbeats Fit or AirPods Pro 3: Which one should you buy? Again, they’re all great wireless earbuds, each with their own unique features aimed at a different audience. Powerbeats Fit are best for runners, gym-goers, and anyone who wants earbuds that stay put no matter what. They sound decent and have good ANC for most situations. They’re also a bit cheaper and come in more colors. Plus, they’re more suited for Android users. If you still have older AirPods or other earbuds, you’ll definitely like them. If you’re willing to spend a bit more and the secure fitness fit isn’t an issue for you, go with the AirPods Pro 3. They offer the best sound, the best ANC, and also some exclusive features. They’re ideal for iPhone users who already own AirPods Pro and want to take their experience one step further. And if you’re a serious athlete who needs an extremely secure fit and also wants things like better ANC and a heart rate sensor for workouts, Powerbeats Pro 2 is the right choice for you. They cost the same as AirPods Pro 3, so it’s a choice about what kind of user you are. Speaking of price, here’s how much each one costs, though they can often be found on sale: Powerbeats Fit: $199 Powerbeats Pro 2: $249 AirPods Pro 3: $249 At the end of the day, Apple and Beats now offer a lineup that covers nearly every type of user. Whether you’re looking for the ultimate workout earbuds, an everyday companion for your iPhone, or something in between, there’s an option for you. Powerbeats Fit

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Apple’s next budget iPhone may ditch the notch for Dynamic Island
The iPhone 17e debut early next year will mark the end of the notch era, with the company switching to Dynamic Island entirely. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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GM shifts into stupidity with its CarPlay strategy
Macworld Apple shouldn’t feel too bad about not being able to figure out cars. It doesn’t seem like the CEO of GM has figured them out, either. In an interview conducted by The Verge, GM CEO Mary Barra indicated the company would be doubling down on its plan to give customers a lousy user experience, claiming its decision to ditch CarPlay was: …a very Jobsian approach to things. He could be very aggravating, yes. The Macalope assumes that’s what you were talking about. CEOs love to compare themselves to Steve Jobs. Years ago, the Macalope worked at a place where the new CEO said he wanted to make the company the Apple of its industry. Without going into it too much, just consider it a sign of an executive who has probably been promoted beyond their ability to lead. He did not last long. But let’s hear Barra out about this Jobs comparison. The removal of the disk drive, nobody liked that… I’m sorry, what are we talking about? …everybody on the forums and Facebook was complaining about it… The forums. And Facebook. Complaints about disk drives. What is happening right now? …but to that he said, “Look, guys, flash storage really is the future. Get on board, you’ll see that.” The masses were crying out for spinning hard drives? Was the Macalope off planet when that happened? Most everyone the Macalope knows was dying to get flash storage. Did someone tell Barra to bring up Apple removing the floppy drive, and she said, “Hard drives! Got it!” You’ve certainly got an iPhone, you’ve probably got a MacBook… Maybe an iPad. An Apple TV. An Apple Music account. A HomePod. It’s almost as if Apple stuff takes up more of your life than our cars do, as if you’re more invested in it and more used to it from a user experience point of view. Wait, what was I saying? …and you have the opportunity to use phone projection on your MacBook… That is not what it is called. See, “iPhone projection” is when an automobile industry CEO wrongly thinks her company’s user experience is on the same level as that of the single most important consumer product of all time. That’s “iPhone projection”. …a phone mirroring application. Almost what it’s called, but still wrong. How many of you are accessing online services like email, social media, and otherwise through the phone projection app in your laptop? How many of you are using iPhone Mirroring to draw false equivalences? At least one person, who just happens to be the CEO of GM. If you’re on a Mac, you’re already using an Apple product, one that’s tied into all your accounts and subscriptions. You don’t need to use iPhone Mirroring (that’s what it’s called, for the record) to do that. The Macalope is not sure you know how analogies work. Now, take that same analog to the car and ask the same question. It makes sense for the driving parts of the experience to be intrinsically tied to the car; that’s the only place you use them. It makes no sense for the user to have to shift thinking about how they play music or podcasts, send texts, make calls, or set reminders in this one context and no other context of their lives, all as they’re driving 70 miles an hour down the freeway. So we said, “We’re taking out the disk drive, guys; get on board with flash storage, that’s where the future is.” Still doesn’t make any sense, no matter how many times you say it! When asked by host Nilay Patel if GM’s gas cars would be going the same way as its EVs in eschewing CarPlay, Barra responded: As we get to a major rollout, I think that’s the right expectation. Yes. The Macalope was going to say that Barra’s expectation then should be that the horny one will never buy a GM car, but he was probably not going to buy one anyway. Now, however, he doesn’t even want to rent one. If you’d like to receive regular news and updates to your inbox, sign up for our newsletters, including The Macalope and Apple Breakfast, David Price’s weekly, bite-sized roundup of all the latest Apple news and rumors.IDG GM followed up on the conversation by stating that no changes would be made to cars that have already been sold, so there’s no need to drive your Enclave through the window of a Buick dealer. Yet, anyway. To be clear, GM’s car operating system, formerly known as “Utilifi,” has nothing to do with giving its customers a better user experience. It’s about milking them for more money. …apps will be offered by GM, such as paid vehicle comfort and convenience features… Moving your seat back will cost 20 GM coins, but you can get a bag of 100 coins for a discount. …the automaker will have a revenue-sharing model for paid apps developed by outside companies. They want an app store. That’s what this is about. Okay, finally, the “Jobsian” part Barra talked about. Got it.

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Apple @ Work Podcast: Inside Cognixion’s study using Vision Pro to give voice through brain signals and AI
Apple @ Work is exclusively brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Mosyle is the only solution that integrates in a single professional-grade platform all the solutions necessary to seamlessly and automatically deploy, manage & protect Apple devices at work. Over 45,000 organizations trust Mosyle to make millions of Apple devices work-ready with no effort and at an affordable cost. Request your EXTENDED TRIAL today and understand why Mosyle is everything you need to work with Apple. In this episode of Apple @ Work, Chris Ullrich from Cognixion joins the show to talk about how the company is using Apple Vision Pro in a new clinical study to help people with conditions like ALS, spinal cord injuries, and stroke-related impairments communicate through a combination of brain signals, eye tracking, and AI. more…

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