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    The word "hello" is written in a glowing, cursive neon light style on a dark background, with gradations of white, blue, and subtle yellow highlights illuminating the text—evoking the sleek, Liquid Glass aesthetic seen at WWDC26.

    Liquid Glass Gets a More Polished WWDC26 Update

    June 8, 2026 / 1:22 PMJune 8, 2026

    Liquid Glass design improvements at WWDC26 refine Apple’s systemwide interface with better readability, more control, and smoother app behavior.

    A smartphone featuring Apple Intelligence powers a text search, centered before four overlapping app cards showing topics like underwater leaves, mushrooms, a woman’s portrait, and a pizza—perfect for wwdc26 innovations.

    Apple Intelligence Gets a Wider Role Across iPhone

    June 8, 2026 / 1:13 PMJune 8, 2026

    Apple Intelligence upgrades add Live Translation, richer visual intelligence, smarter Shortcuts, and new image tools across Apple devices.

    Black Apple Watch Ultra 2 displayed with rugged design and titanium casing, featuring advanced health and fitness tracking features.

    watchOS 26 Wrist Flick Makes Apple Watch Faster

    May 12, 2026 / 6:12 AMMay 11, 2026

    watchOS 26 wrist flick gesture controls let Apple Watch users dismiss alerts, silence timers, and move through moments without tapping the screen.

    A rounded square icon with a gradient number "26" in the center on a light background. In the bottom right corner, there is a small Apple logo with a rainbow gradient, hinting at updates to Apple's operating systems.

    Apple to Rename Operating Systems with Year-Based Numbering

    May 29, 2025 / 6:37 AMMay 29, 2025

    Starting this year, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS will adopt a consistent naming structure, with the upcoming releases dubbed iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, tvOS 26, watchOS…

    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 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

    Two people sit side by side, facing the camera on a tablet screen using Apple accessibility features. One gestures while speaking, and subtitles read, "Seagulls are very territorial apparently." Both wear rash guards, one black and one neon green.

    FaceTime Interpreter API Gives Accessibility Apps a New Role

    A close-up of a person’s wrist wearing a smartwatch with a light-colored band displays a sleep score of 84 marked "High" and a vibrant circular graph, highlighting the importance of apple watch screen care for clear, accurate readings.

    Apple Watch Sleep Data Shows Menopause Changes

    The word "Gemini" appears in glowing blue and white text on a dark screen, with colorful wave lines extending from the left, hinting at Google Gemini AI updates, and a finger visible at the top edge.

    Siri AI May Need Gemini to Catch Up Fast

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