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    iPhone routines

    A smartwatch running watchOS displays the timers app, showing two timers: "Cookie" with 9 minutes 19 seconds left, and "Pizza" with 11 minutes 28 seconds remaining. Both Apple Watch timers feature pause buttons for easy control.

    Apple Watch Timers Make Daily Routines Easier to Manage

    June 18, 2026 / 4:05 PMJune 18, 2026

    Apple Watch timers help users manage cooking, workouts, chores, focus sessions, breaks, medication habits, and everyday routines from the wrist.

    NFC Chip in iOS 18.1

    iPhone NFC Tags Turn Shortcuts Into Everyday Triggers

    June 8, 2026 / 8:41 AMJune 7, 2026

    iPhone NFC tag automation lets users tap a sticker, card, or tag to run Shortcuts for home, work, travel, and daily routines.

    Four pastel-colored Apple MacBook laptops (yellow, pink, blue, and silver) are stacked in mid-air on the cover of Apple Magazine. The headline reads "Mac Class" with smaller headlines about iPhone 17 and filmmaking platforms.
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    A digital interface with Mac desktop widgets displays a clock at 9:07, a May calendar highlighting the 28th, and a weather widget for Brasília showing 25°C and cloudy skies, all set against the moon’s surface.

    Mac Desktop Widgets Bring iPhone Apps to the Screen

    A robotic hand holds a glowing, futuristic atom structure with the Apple logo at its center, symbolizing the rise of Apple Intelligence in the AI industry, set against a dark digital background with network-like lines and an Apple logo in the lower-right corner.

    WWDC26 Could Be Apple’s Biggest AI Reset

    A white stylized icon combining vertical soundwave bars and an upward arrow on a blue gradient background, representing iPhone Vocal Shortcuts, with a small gray Apple logo in the lower right corner.

    iPhone Vocal Shortcuts Make Custom Commands Easier

    A white shield icon is centered on a blue-to-green gradient background, evoking the Safari Privacy Report. A small, white-outlined Apple logo and the word "Apple" appear in the bottom right corner.

    Safari Privacy Report Helps Mac Users See Trackers

    A modern open-plan living and kitchen area is lit with vibrant purple, blue, and orange LED lights, featuring a sectional sofa, dining table, plants, shelves, large windows with curtains, and smart home features like a doorbell camera.

    Home App Alerts Make Smart Homes Easier to Trust

    Close-up of an orange Vision Pro wheelchair as it moves up a ramp, with a person's foot resting on the footrest. The background shows a sunny outdoor area filled with greenery and pavement.

    Apple Vision Pro Eye Control Reaches Wheelchair Support

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