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    iPadOS 18 Home Screen

    A person in a light blue shirt holds and uses a black tablet indoors, with the iPad home screen and widgets visible, as a blurred cityscape appears through the window in the background.

    Transform Your iPad: Personalizing the Home Screen with Widgets and App Library

    Widgets bring real-time information from your favorite apps directly to your Home Screen, making it easier to check weather updates, calendar events, or news headlines at a glance. To add…

    Apple Magazine cover featuring a close-up of a MacBook keyboard and edge with headlines about AI-driven shopping, billionaires preparing for the end, and “M5 Devices” as the main focus.
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    A woman with light eyes and brown hair looks pensively into the distance. The text on the image reads "The Savant" and displays the Apple TV+ logo, hinting at the platform's distinctive streaming strategy.

    Apple TV+ Cancels New Series Days Before Premiere

    A smartphone screen displays the Apple Music app page in the App Store, featuring the app icon, “Open” button, ratings, age, and category on a bright orange background—now highlighting an iOS 26.1 new gesture for swiping to switch tracks.

    Swipe Gesture in Apple Music Brings Faster Track Control in iOS 26.1

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    NBA 2K26 Arcade Edition Launches on October 16

    Aerial view of a forested mountain landscape with low-lying fog filling the valleys, illuminated by soft early morning sunlight—a stunning scene highlighting the importance of California redwood project efforts to protect redwood forests.

    Redwood Forest Restoration Project Launches in California

    A black silhouette of the Apple logo is seen in front of a blue background featuring yellow stars in a circle, resembling the EU flag—hinting at themes from the Digital Markets Act.

    Apple Asks EU to Scrap Landmark Digital Competition Law

    People walk past a large building with red brick upper floors and light stone arches at street level, featuring tall windows and glass doors; street lamps hang from the walls—reflecting the city's historic adherence to antitrust rules.

    Apple Warns of EU Product Pullback Over Antitrust Rules

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