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    A smartwatch with a yellow band displays the Walkie-Talkie app’s "Hold to Talk" button in the center of the screen, showing a message conversation with "Olivia" at 10:09.

    Apple Removes Walkie-Talkie From watchOS 27 Beta

    June 10, 2026 / 1:03 PM

    Apple has removed Walkie-Talkie from the watchOS 27 beta, raising questions about whether the Apple Watch feature is gone for good.

    An Apple Watch screen displays the Walkie-Talkie app with the feature turned on and two invited friends, Ashley and Rico, set against a blurred, colorful background.

    Apple Watch Walkie-Talkie: A Fun and Safe Way to Stay in Touch

    February 5, 2026 / 12:13 PMFebruary 5, 2026

    Turn your Apple Watch into a walkie-talkie to communicate instantly with family and friends. Learn how to set it up, use it safely, and make everyday moments more connected.

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    Apple Music Radio Makes Human Curation Feel New Again

    A large white Apple logo is centered over a blurred background of a server room, hinting at rising AI server demand, with rows of server racks and dim lighting. The Apple branding also appears in a small icon at the lower right corner.

    AI Server Demand Puts Apple’s Supply Chain Under Pressure

    Close-up view of an orange smartphone's rear camera module, featuring three raised camera lenses and a small black sensor set against a smooth matte surface with an iPhone aluminium frame. - iPhone 17 Pro Orange

    iPhone 18 Pro May Drop Cosmic Orange After Color Complaints

    A flat-screen TV with a colorful gradient display and an abstract infinity symbol is mounted on a white wall. Below, a white shelf holds a small yellow sphere and the sleek Next-Gen Apple TV device.

    Apple TV Update Waits on Smarter Siri

    A lavender iPhone in Apple Low Power Mode displays a purple abstract flower pattern beside an Apple Watch with a blue strap and blue-themed face, both set against a crisp white background.

    iPhone Anti-Theft Upgrade Could Use Apple Watch

    A man and woman sit on a couch, sharing a bowl of popcorn as they enjoy a relaxed moment together indoors, likely watching their favorite shows on Apple TV streaming apps.

    Streaming Apps Add Big June Premieres

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