Apple’s Next iPad Pro Has a Chip Problem That Could Change What You Actually Get
Apple’s spring 2027 iPad Pro may ship with either the M6 or M7 chip — and the difference matters more than a spec number.
The Next MacBook Pro Could Become One of Apple’s Shortest-Lived Upgrades, and That’s Bad News if You’re Buying Soon
Apple finished its M6 MacBook Pro months ago, but an M7 redesign arrives in early 2027. Here’s what that means for anyone buying a Mac this year.
This iPhone 18 Pro Leak Is Making a Lot of People Question Whether Buying a New iPhone This Year Is a Mistake
A dummy unit reveals the iPhone 18 Pro’s camera layout and slimmer body. Here’s what it means for buyers and when it actually matters.
After Months of Denials, Elon Musk Reportedly Revealed Something That Could Finally Give the iPhone Real Competition
SpaceX presented a slim AI device prototype to investors ahead of its IPO, weeks after Musk publicly denied any phone project was underway.
Apple’s Privacy Feature Meant to Keep Your Email Secret Has Been Exposing Real Addresses for Over a Year
A flaw in Apple’s Hide My Email service can expose your actual email address to anyone who looks. Apple has known since June 2025 and hasn’t fixed it.
Apple Wants Siri AI in Europe So Badly That Tim Cook Had to Step Into a Fight Most CEOs Would Never Touch
EU iPhone users won’t get Siri AI with iOS 27. Tim Cook met with an EU tech chief to find a way forward before the fall release window closes.
Apple Refuses to Let This App Store Fight Die, Even Though It Could Cost Millions of iPhone Users More Money
Apple’s contempt ruling fight reaches the Supreme Court. Here’s what the October case means for App Store fees and what developers can charge you.
Someone With a Laptop Can Silently Disable AirDrop on Your iPhone From 30 Meters Away, and Apple Still Hasn’t Fixed Everything Yet
Three AirDrop flaws let nearby attackers crash AirDrop, AirPlay, and Handoff remotely. Apple has fixed one. Here’s how to reduce your exposure now.
Apple May Finally Be Forced to Stop Doing Something That Has Cost iPhone Users Extra Money for More Than 15 Years
Britain’s competition watchdog is pushing Apple to let developers use cheaper payment options, which could lower what UK users pay for apps and subscriptions.
Apple Faces a $502 Million Patent Bill Over iPhones Going Back to 2013 — And UK Courts Could Force It to Pay
The UK Supreme Court is weighing whether Apple owes $502 million for 4G patents used in iPhones and iPads since 2013. Here’s what’s at stake.
