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Siri's Big AI Upgrade Is Coming but Reportedly Not Until Spring 2026
Tim Cook

Siri's Big AI Upgrade Is Coming but Reportedly Not Until Spring 2026

52% Center coverage: 19 sources
Apple previously delayed a Siri update set to add more artificial intelligence features and expand its capabilities.See the Story
Apple WWDC Interview: Craig Federighi and Joz on Siri Delay, New Apple Intelligence Features and What's Next for AI
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Apple WWDC Interview: Craig Federighi and Joz on Siri Delay, New Apple Intelligence Features and What's Next for AI

Coverage: 4 sources
I sit down with Apple's Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak to discuss the Siri delay, why Apple isn't making an AI chatbot and the major differences between Apple Intelligence and the competition from OpenAI and Google.See the Story
Counterpoint Research Finally Gives Apple some Good News From Europe
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Counterpoint Research Finally Gives Apple some Good News From Europe

75% Center coverage: 4 sources
After months of EU regulators breathing down its neck, Apple is finally seeing a happier kind of headline from across the Atlantic. And it comes courtesy of the new iPhone 16e. more…See the Story

watchOS 26: More Apple Watch Faces Using Series 10’s Upgraded Display

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
features an upgraded display with a faster refresh rate. This enables select watch faces to display a ticking seconds indicator even in always-on mode. However, most watch faces don’t actually take advantage of the new hardware yet. The watchOS 26 software update coming this fall will change that. more…Apps · CupertinoSee the Story

Tim Cook Honors Bill Atkinson, Visionary Apple Engineer Behind Mac’s Legacy - AppleMagazine

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Bill Atkinson, Apple’s employee number 51, joined the company in 1978 after being recruited by Steve Jobs from the University of Washington, where he was studying neurochemistry. His work on the Lisa and Macintosh computers revolutionized user interfaces. Atkinson created QuickDraw, a graphics library that enabled the Macintosh’s groundbreaking visual interface, replacing text-based commands with windows and icons. He also developed MacPaint, a …Steve Jobs · CupertinoSee the Story

Apple Unveils Modernized Store Design At La Encantada In Tucson, Arizona - AppleMagazine

The La Encantada Apple Store, one of Apple’s earliest retail locations in Arizona, has undergone a significant transformation. While specific details about the design changes remain limited, Apple’s updated stores typically feature modernized aesthetics, such as larger glass facades, open layouts, and interactive product displays. These elements create a more inviting atmosphere, encouraging customers to engage with devices like the iPhone, iPad…Apple · TucsonRead Article

How To Use Visual Look Up On IOS To Identify Objects In Photos - AppleMagazine

Visual Look Up is a feature built into the Photos app on iPhones running iOS 15 or later, designed to recognize objects like plants, animals, landmarks, art, and more recently, laundry symbols and dashboard icons, according to Apple’s support page. It works seamlessly across apps like Photos, Safari, Messages, and Mail, offering a quick way to learn about objects in images without leaving the app. For example, snap a photo of a flower, and Visua…Apps · United StatesRead Article

CEO Tim Cook Says Apple TV+ Isn't Designed to Boost iPhone Sales

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Apple CEO Tim Cook today said that Apple TV+ is driven by a commitment to storytelling and artistic excellence, rather than an effort to boost iPhone...Tim Cook · CupertinoSee the Story

'The Wild Ones' Captured World's Most Endangered Species With Over 350 Custom Cameras

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The upcoming Apple TV+ documentary series The Wild Ones follows a team of wildlife experts on a globe-trotting journey to track and protect some of the world's most endangered species. The six-part series was filmed using over 350 custom-built remote cameras, thermal drones, and groundbreaking imaging technology.Harry Kane · MalaysiaSee the Story

How To Enable Low Power Mode On IOS To Extend Battery Life - AppleMagazine

Low Power Mode works by temporarily disabling or limiting non-essential features to reduce energy use. When activated, the battery icon in the status bar turns yellow, signaling that your device is prioritizing power efficiency. According to Apple Support, key changes include: Reduced Display Brightness: The screen dims to save power, and auto-brightness is enabled to adjust to ambient light. Limited 5G Connectivity: On iPhone 12 and 13 models…Cupertino · CupertinoRead Article

IOS 18 Math Notes Transforms Apple Notes Into A Calculation Powerhouse - AppleMagazine

To activate iOS 18 Math Notes, open the Notes app, create a new note, and type an expression followed by an equals sign. For example, “5 * 6 =” displays “30” in orange text. Apple’s support page details how users can customize iOS 18 Math Notes via the ellipsis menu, selecting “Insert Results” for automatic answers or “Suggest Results” to trigger results with the space bar. On iPads with Apple Pencil, iOS 18 Math Notes recognizes handwritten exp…Apps · CupertinoRead Article

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