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    automotive design

    Close-up of the word "RIVIAN" in large, three-dimensional letters on a reflective, dark-colored surface, with outdoor scenery and perhaps a hint of RJ Scaringe’s innovative spirit faintly mirrored.

    Rivian Apple Comparison Shows RJ Scaringe’s Brand Bet

    July 1, 2026 / 4:03 PMJuly 1, 2026

    Rivian Apple comparisons show how RJ Scaringe wants the EV maker judged by identity, design, and loyalty rather than Tesla rivalry.

    A sleek, blue sports car with a matte finish, black accents, and tinted windows, shown on a black background. Aerodynamic curves hint at Jony Ive-inspired design, while a prominent grille and yellow badge evoke the innovative Ferrari Luce spirit.

    Ferrari Luce CarPlay Question Adds to Jony Ive Debate

    May 29, 2026 / 10:00 AMMay 29, 2026

    Ferrari Luce CarPlay support remains unclear, adding another layer to the debate around Jony Ive’s controversial electric Ferrari design.

    Apple Magazine cover featuring a smartphone displaying 9:41, with headlines about SpaceX business expansion, AirPods Pro 3 news, and Apple’s Siri AI public beta. Issue dated July 10, 2026.
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    AirPods Pro 3 2025 earbuds and case on a white background, showcasing sleek design

    iOS 27 Gives AirPods Their Biggest Audio Upgrade

    A man in a black shirt and glasses stands on green grass in front of large, colorful rainbow-shaped arches outdoors, capturing the moment with his iPhone 18 during WWDC26.

    After WWDC26: What Apple Is Still Saving for September

    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

    A smartphone screen displays a group text conversation in the Apple Messages app about buying groceries and bringing a forgotten sweater, with message reactions and app icons shown below the chat.

    iOS 27 Messages Gets Smarter Replies and Context

    Five iPhones in different colors (purple, blue, black, white, and green) are shown side by side, displaying their backs with camera lenses and fronts with screen designs—highlighting the sleek look and upgraded iPhone 17 RAM.

    iPhone Production Climbs as Smartphone Market Slips

    App Store in-app purchase tool introduces customizable options, analytics, and localization features for developers

    Apple Tightens App Store Rules on Low-Quality Apps

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