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Apple says price hikes are unavoidable as AI chip costs soar
Apple CEO Tim Cook says price increases may be unavoidable as AI-driven demand continues to push memory and storage chip costs higher, putting pressure on the company’s supply chain.
Snap launches “Specs,” a new pair of AI-powered AR glasses
Snap has unveiled Specs, a new pair of AI-powered AR glasses featuring see-through displays, spatial computing capabilities, built-in AI experiences, and up to 20 hours of battery life with the charging case.
WhatsApp may soon let you send view-once text messages on iPhone
WhatsApp may bring View Once to text messages on iPhone, but the feature is still under development and not available to beta testers yet.
Apple’s accessory lineup gets a colorful summer refresh
Apple has refreshed its accessory lineup with colorful new products from Belkin, PopSockets, Mophie, Nimble, and Herschel, adding fresh summer-inspired designs to its online store.
Olivia Rodrigo coming to Fortnite? Here’s what we know so far
Olivia Rodrigo coming to Fortnite is a rumor gaining momentum after a recent tease. Here's what we know so far about the potential collaboration and upcoming cosmetics.
WhatsApp Web is finally getting group voice and video calls
WhatsApp is testing group voice and video calls on WhatsApp Web, allowing up to 32 participants, screen sharing, call links, and end-to-end encrypted conversations directly from a browser.
Apple explains why macOS may block a pasted Terminal command
Apple's new support page explains why macOS blocks some Terminal command pastes, what the warnings mean, and how Mac users should respond safely.
Apple may give its new Siri a paid tier like ChatGPT
Apple's rebuilt Siri may eventually include a paid tier like ChatGPT, but for now it remains a reported plan, not an official subscription.
No standard iPhone 18 in 2026? Apple supplier hints at a delay
A key Apple supplier has hinted at a delayed product launch in early 2027, adding credibility to reports that the standard iPhone 18 could arrive months after the Pro models.
Antonee Robinson shows off unreleased two-tone Beats headphones
Antonee Robinson has appeared with unreleased Beats over-ear headphones in a two-tone white-and-blue finish, but Beats has not confirmed launch details.
These 3 iOS 27 features were missing from WWDC, but they may still arrive
WWDC 2026 showcased the biggest iOS 27 features, but several rumored additions were missing. New reports suggest a redesigned Camera app, expanded Siri AI integrations, and a new Apple Watch face could still arrive before launch.
Apple may finally remove stale copycat apps from the App Store
Apple may remove stale or unpopular apps from crowded App Store categories if they are not updated, improved, or attracting customers.
Apple may finally be ready to launch a touchscreen MacBook
A new leak claims Apple's first touchscreen MacBook is on the way, adding to growing reports that a touch-enabled MacBook Pro could launch within the next few years.
YouTube brings back in-app messaging with an invite-only twist
YouTube is bringing back direct messaging, letting users share videos and chat within the app through invite-only conversations with built-in safety features.
Instagram now lets you edit the topics that shape your feed
Instagram is rolling out new controls that let users view and edit the interests that shape feed recommendations, giving them more direct control over what content appears in the app.
iOS 27’s Tap to Share lets merchants and customers exchange info with a simple tap
Apple’s new Tap to Share feature in iOS 27 lets customers exchange contact, shipping, and loyalty information with merchants using a simple NFC tap during checkout.
Apple confirms its new AFM 3 models were built with Google
Apple has detailed its AFM 3 model family, confirming Google collaboration, Google Cloud infrastructure, NVIDIA GPUs, and Private Cloud Compute for Cloud Pro.
Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5, its first public Mythos-class model
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 is now public for paid Claude users, but access shifts to usage credits after June 22 unless the window is extended.
Instagram finally lets you rearrange your profile grid without deleting posts
Instagram is rolling out a new feature that lets users rearrange posts on their profile grid without deleting or reposting content, making it easier to customize profile layouts.
WWDC 2026: Everything Apple announced across iOS 27, Siri AI, Apple Intelligence, macOS, and more
Apple used WWDC 2026 to refine iOS 27, rebuild search, launch Siri AI, polish macOS 27 Golden Gate, and push Apple Intelligence deeper into apps.
WhatsApp gets ready for the FIFA World Cup 2026 with new fan features
WhatsApp is rolling out FIFA World Cup 2026-themed features, including new stickers, calling effects, enhanced Channels, and Meta AI tools to help fans follow the tournament directly within the app.
Tim Cook may lead his final WWDC keynote as Apple CEO today
Tim Cook may open his final WWDC keynote as Apple CEO today, with Apple expected to focus on Siri, AI, and platform updates before the Ternus transition.
Apple’s Lil Finder Guy is now official WWDC 2026 swag
Apple's WWDC 2026 attendee swag includes a Lil Finder Guy enamel pin, giving the Finder-inspired Mac mascot an official Apple collectible.
Google says Chrome is faster than ever on Apple’s M5 MacBook Pro
Google says Chrome has reached its highest-ever performance levels on Mac, with new benchmark results on the M5 MacBook Pro showing improvements in responsiveness, JavaScript execution, and WebAssembly performance.
Apple’s new Safari ad takes a swipe at Chrome’s tracking practices
Apple's latest Safari ad highlights the browser's privacy protections by turning online trackers into real-life stalkers, in what appears to be a subtle jab at Google Chrome.
Apple approves Poke as the first AI agent for Messages for Business
Poke says it is now available on Apple Messages as the first approved AI agent, giving its text-based assistant an official Apple route.
iPhone 18 Pro color leak shows Dark Cherry, Light Blue, and Black finishes
New LusiRoy8 photos show alleged iPhone 18 Pro chassis parts in Dark Cherry, Light Blue, and Black, hinting at Apple's possible Pro color lineup.
iOS 27 may be laying the groundwork for split screen on iPhone
Apple may be preparing iOS 27 for foldable iPhones with a new “Parallel View” feature that could enable smarter app scaling and split-screen multitasking.
Google AI Edge Gallery lands on macOS with new local AI tools
Google has launched AI Edge Gallery for macOS alongside the new Gemma 4 12B model and AI Edge Eloquent dictation app, expanding its push into local AI tools for the Mac.
Apple may use Nvidia chips to power its Gemini-backed Siri upgrade
Apple's Gemini-backed Siri upgrade may use Nvidia chips in Google Cloud, as Apple looks for more AI power without weakening its privacy pitch.