iPhone Air Drop Test Begins With a Wild Watermelon Stunt
A 250-foot drop test pushed the iPhone Air to its limit. Here is what survived, what didn’t, and why the ultra-thin design continues to spark debate.
ICEBlock Developer Sues Trump Officials Over App Removal
ICEBlock developer sues Trump officials, claiming Apple was pressured to remove the app, raising First Amendment and free speech questions.
iPhone Users in Japan Can Now Send Messages via Satellite
Apple launches Messages via satellite in Japan for iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 users, keeping messages private and free off-grid.
Google and Apple Make Switching Between Android and iPhone Easier
Apple and Google collaborate to simplify switching between Android and iPhone with upcoming updates in Android Canary and iOS 26 beta.
Paramount Fires Back with a Wild $108 Billion Bid to Snatch Warner from Netflix
Paramount launches a $108B bid to take over Warner Bros. Discovery and challenge Netflix’s deal, escalating the streaming industry battle.
Apple’s Latest Apple Pay Ad Turns a Dinosaur Chase Into a Comedy Moment
Apple’s latest Apple Pay ad turns a dinosaur chase into a fun reminder that quick and simple iPhone payments can save you stress in real life. Here is why the promo works and what it says about Apple Pay.
Apple Seeds Second iOS 26.2 Release Candidate to Developers and Public Testers
Apple releases iOS 26.2 RC 2 with Lock Screen tweaks, AirPods Live Translation, and Reminders updates. Learn what’s new and how to install it.
Apple Launches Virtual Manufacturing Academy for Small U.S. Businesses
Apple has launched a virtual version of its Manufacturing Academy, offering free training in automation, AI, quality control, and leadership skills for small and mid-sized U.S. manufacturers.
Is Spatial Computing Becoming the Next Mobile in 2026?
Explore how spatial computing, powered by AR and VR, is transforming work, healthcare, and entertainment in 2026. Discover real-world case studies, future predictions, and why it could become the next mobile.