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    UWB technology

    Close-up of Apple’s AirTag 2, expected mid-2025, featuring enhanced UWB chip and anti-stalking upgrades for the AirTag 2 release.

    AirTag 2: What to Expect from Apple’s Next Tracker

    The standout upgrade for AirTag 2 is its rumored integration of a second-generation Ultra Wideband (UWB) chip. This is the same technology found in the iPhone 15 and Apple Watch…

    Tesla

    Tesla Enhances Key Functionality with iPhone’s Ultra Wideband Technology

    Tesla has rolled out a significant update to improve the Phone Key feature for iPhone users by adopting Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology. This advancement is detailed in Tesla’s latest software…

    A Formula 1 Mercedes race car is featured on the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #730, dated October 24, 2025. Headlines mention AI-driven browsers and Amazon's automation impact on jobs.
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    A smartphone screen showcasing a digital driver's license, featuring a photo, name, address, barcode, and personal details. In the backdrop, an Apple logo subtly highlights that it's an Apple device equipped with cutting-edge Digital IDs technology.

    iPhone Driver’s Licenses Roll Out to North Dakota Residents

    A gold-colored MacBook Air M4 with a sleek design is shown open at a side angle. The screen displays an abstract, geometric pattern in shades of gold and black, perfectly highlighting the latest announcement. The Apple logo stands proud on the back of the screen.

    New MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Studio Display Reportedly Nearing Mass Production

    A young person with short brown hair and glasses wears headphones and looks intently at a smartphone, sitting outdoors near a metal railing—benefiting from OpenAI parental safety controls for added peace of mind.

    OpenAI Adds Parental Safety Controls for Teen ChatGPT Users

    A glowing digital brain with a microchip labeled "AI" is displayed next to a blurred statue of Lady Justice and a judge’s gavel, symbolizing how regulators of AI therapy apps shape the role of artificial intelligence in the legal system.

    Regulators Struggle to Keep Up with the Rapid Growth of AI Therapy Apps

    A person in a dark shirt uses a smartphone at a table. Digital icons, including a chatbot and chat bubbles, are superimposed above the phone, hinting at interaction with AI or Apple testing chatbot technology.

    Apple Is Testing a Powerful Chatbot

    An adult and a child holding umbrellas, one clear and one bright yellow, cross a city street in the rain. Rain streaks are visible as iOS 26 weather route alerts guide their way, with the crosswalk and wet pavement reflecting the urban surroundings.

    iOS 26 Now Predicts Bad Weather Along Your Route

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