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- 07:45 pmApple delivers Hypertension notifications on Apple Watch to six more countries
Apple on Tuesday announced that hypertension notifications are now available on Apple Watch and iPhone in Australia, marking a significant… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:45 pmApple delivers Hypertension notifications on Apple Watch to seven more countries
Apple on Tuesday announced that hypertension notifications are now available on Apple Watch and iPhone in Australia, marking a significant… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:38 pmOngoing RAM supply and cost crisis isn't an issue for Apple's iPhone — right now
Memory won't be an issue for Apple in the near term due to its contracts with suppliers, and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo thinks that Apple will not increase iPhone 18 prices to compensate.A Samsung LPDDR5X memory chip - Image Credit: SamsungAnalysts have discussed the topic of the ongoing memory price rises affecting the tech industry at large. The general consensus is that Apple's supply chain won't be massively affected by it in the short term.This is a forecast that TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has arrived at as well. In a Tuesday post to X, Kuo goes over the main points of the memory crisis, and how it both affects and doesn't harm Apple. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:15 pmCamo developer sues Apple for copying its tech with Continuity Camera
Apple has been hit with a new lawsuit by Reincubate, the company behind the Camo and Camo Studio apps that let you use your iPhone as a webcam for your Mac. Reincubate accuses Apple of copying its technology when it launched Continuity Camera in 2022. Continuity Camera is Apple’s own similar first-party solution for using your iPhone as a webcam with your Mac. more…07:02 pmiPhone 18 prices may defy rising Apple costs, per analyst
Apple tends to be fairly consistent with its iPhone pricing, but a variety of reports have indicated that may change with the iPhone 18 line. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo just shared his expectations, however, and it’s surprisingly good news. more…06:56 pmHow Apple glassmaker Corning inked a $6 billion AI deal with Meta
As Meta races to build data centers, the company is relying on 175-year-old glassmaker Corning for critical support… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.06:48 pmApple Watch Activity rings: What they mean and how to tweak them
You can customize Apple Watch's Activity rings by day of the week — and take a break when you need one without losing your streak. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)06:38 pmMeta's latest subscription move is an attempt to offset its AI bets
As some users have noticed, Meta is rolling out premium subscriptions that bundle AI tools with ad-free access, shifting advanced features behind a paywall while free users remain part of its advertising model.Meta rolls out subscriptions for its servicesOn January 26, Meta announced that it was going to test premium subscriptions across its apps. The subscriptions will offer exclusive features and expanded AI tools, while ad-supported versions remain free.Under the test, users are presented with a clear choice between two paths. People can subscribe to use Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp without ads, or continue using the services for free while agreeing to ongoing data use for advertising purposes. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums06:35 pmSonos unveils its first new hardware product in over a year
Sonos has had a rough past couple of years. But the company just unveiled its first new hardware product since 2024: the Amp Multi. Here are the details. more…06:35 pmSonos unveils its first new hardware product in over a year
Sonos has had a rough past couple of years. But the company just unveiled its first new hardware product since 2024: the Amp Multi. Here are the details. more…06:35 pmSonos unveils its first new hardware product in over a year
Sonos has had a rough past couple of years. But the company just unveiled its first new hardware product since 2024: the Amp Multi. Here are the details. more…06:12 pmThe Names They Call Themselves
*Fascist* and *Nazi* weren’t slurs that were applied to the Italians and Germans by their political or military opponents. That’s what they called themselves. The job won’t be done, this era of madness will not end, until we make *the names Trump’s regime calls themselves* universally acknowledged slurs.06:04 pmPublic beta 3 for macOS Tahoe 26.3, iPadOS 26.3, and more now available
Apple has released its latest wave of beta updates, with public beta 3 debuting for macOS Tahoe 26.3, iPadOS 26.3, and more. Here’s what to expect. more…06:01 pmGoogle AI Plus comes to US for $7.99, Google One 2 TB upgraded
After introducing the plan internationally in September, Google is bringing its AI Plus subscription to 35 new countries, including the US. more…06:01 pmiOS 26.3 public beta 3 available now, here’s what’s new
Apple has just released iOS 26.3 beta 3 for public beta testers. Here’s what’s new in the latest beta. more…05:36 pm'F1' keeps pulling down awards nominations, this time for the American Cinema Editors awar | AppleInsider'F1' keeps pulling down awards nominations, this time for the American Cinema Editors awar
Apple TV has landed six nominations in the prestigious American Cinema Editors awards, honoring "F1: the Movie," plus "Severance, "Pluribus," and "Mr. Scorsese."Brad Pitt in "F1: The Movie" — image credit: AppleFollowing its Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, "F1" has been acknowledged in the top category of the American Cinema Editors (ACE) awards. These are the 76th annual ACE awards honoring exceptional editing across both film and television.Apple has been nominated in four categories. Stephen Mirrione is up for Best Edited Feature Film (Drama, Theatrical) with "F1," where his competition includes "Sinners" and "Hamnet." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums05:28 pmApple TV revs up Formula 1 content ahead of racing season
As the exclusive TV provider in the U.S. for Formula 1 racing, Apple TV wants to whet your appetite for the popular sport. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)05:27 pm'F1: the Movie' and 'The Lost Bus' nominated for UK Bafta awards
With Tuesday's film Bafta award nominations, Apple TV's smash hit "F1: The Movie" continues its run of awards nominations, with "The Lost Bus" assisting this time.Multi-award nominee "F1: The Movie" can be bought or streamed via AppleFollowing its Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, "F1" has also been acknowledged by the film awards of the UK's British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Bafta). Bafta splits its awards into different categories, with two television ones yet to be announced, so for now, Apple TV has three nominations for "F1: The Movie":Best Editing Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums05:07 pmHow the iPad created the tablet market despite being late to the game
Microsoft and others had at least years, if not more than a decade, to get tablet computers right — but then on January 27, 2010, Apple brought out the iPad and showed them how it should be done.Steve Jobs demonstrating the original iPadIt's well known that Apple likes secrecy, but generally it's assumed that the company just doesn't talk about anything until it is ready. (Apple Intelligence notwithstanding.)But just sometimes, Apple will out and out lie. Steve Jobs did, for instance, when he was being pressed about the Amazon Kindle, and didn't want to reveal that Apple Books was coming. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums05:00 pmContinuity Camera lands Apple in legal trouble for 'Sherlocking' Camo
Camo developer Reincubate is suing Apple over Continuity Camera, accusing Apple of patent infringement and deceit surrounding the the 2022 "Sherlocking" of its iPhone-as-webcam app.Continuity Camera in macOS Ventura - Image Credit: AppleApple's introduction of the Continuity Camera in 2022 was a game-changing feature for users who experienced the remote working-focused COVID-19 pandemic. It was a feature that also "Sherlocked" a number of apps that used the iPhone as a camera feed for video conferencing, and one has decided to take a stand.The lawsuit from Reincubate Ltd filed on Tuesday with the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey accuses Apple of foul play in a number of ways. The main one being the violation of patents owned by the company, in relation to the capturing of video from one device and processing it for display on another. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums