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    Apple HomePad 2025 7-inch smart display showing homeOS interface on a kitchen counter

    Apple’s HomePad Arrives with Five Game-Changing Features

    The HomePad sports a square, 7-inch screen—roughly the size of two iPhone 16 Pro Max devices side by side. Its compact design keeps costs lower than larger smart displays, making…

    Visual Intelligence in iOS 18.2 unlocking new iPhone 16 capabilities for enhanced user experience

    Apple Delays Personalized Siri Features, Tim Cook Addresses Progress

    Cook acknowledged the delay in delivering Siri’s advanced features, which were first unveiled at WWDC 2024. “With regard to the more personal Siri features we announced, we need more time…

    iPhone 16 Pro displaying recovery mode screen with Lightning cable and laptop in background.

    iOS 19 to Transform Siri with Three Major Upgrades This Fall

    Siri’s first major upgrade in iOS 19 focuses on personal context, enabling the assistant to tap into user data across Apple’s ecosystem in a privacy-sensitive way. By accessing emails, messages,…

    A hand holds a smartphone showcasing a bright, colorful logo with "Siri" prominently displayed on the screen. The background features blurred, vibrant hues of pink, blue, and orange, crafting an abstract and modern ambiance that highlights Siri's innovative edge.

    Apple’s Siri Overhaul Stumbles Amid Internal Strife

    Initially, Apple explored building two language models for Siri: a smaller one, nicknamed “Mini Mouse,” to run locally on iPhones, and a larger “Mighty Mouse” for cloud-based tasks. This dual…

    iPhone displaying AI-powered app interface enabled by iOS 19 AI integration, showcasing developer tools for Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2025.

    Apple’s Siri Overhaul Faces Delays, but Leadership Stays the Course

    When Apple unveiled Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2024, it promised a smarter, more intuitive Siri capable of handling complex tasks like app integration and personal context awareness. Early demos showcased…

    A conceptual design showing Siri interacting seamlessly across Apple devices, including an iPhone, iPad, and HomePod, symbolizing the upcoming Siri engine revamp.

    Smarter Siri: Personal Context Understanding in iOS 18

    Siri has come a long way from its initial launch as a voice-activated assistant. Over the years, it has evolved to perform a wide range of tasks, from setting reminders…

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    Close-up of an electronic circuit board inside a device, featuring a large black Apple C1 Modem chip at the center, labeled with "C1," and surrounded by various smaller components and connectors.

    Apple’s C1 Modem Ushers in a New Era of iPhone Connectivity

    A white Apple smart speaker, possibly the HomePod Mini 2 (2025), with a glowing top sits on a kitchen counter near a stove, beside a potted plant and some papers.

    HomePod Mini 2 Set to Elevate Apple’s Smart Speaker Game in 2025

    The iPad Mini 7 brings modest upgrades, but the iPad Mini 8 could be a game-changer with advanced features.

    Master iPad Productivity with Drag and Drop in iPadOS

    Three Apple Watches with black bands display different screens: a workout summary, a scenic mountain landscape as a watch face, and a music player showing a song by Elton John & Brandi Carlile—all powered by watchOS 26 and smarter notifications.

    watchOS 26 Brings Smarter Notifications to Apple Watch

    A woman and a man run side by side down a brightly lit, futuristic hallway with red ceiling lights, reminiscent of Severance, looking at each other as they move forward.

    Severance Shines Bright at 2025 Emmy Nominations

    Vision Pro | Work & Office

    Seamless Typing: Connecting a Bluetooth Keyboard and Trackpad to Apple Vision Pro

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