Apple ships three new radio channels: Chill, Club, Latin
Each of the channels features seriously impressive names from within those genres, including Brian Eno and many more. The channels are available for free to anyone through Apple Music Radio
Apple Must: Tips and insights
Apple is opening up in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Apple will introduce the Apple Store online in Saudi Arabia in summer 2025, with its first physical retail stores set to appear the following year, the company said. These will include an iconic retail store coming to Diriyah, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Apple TV+ now on Amazon Prime in UK, Canada, Australia
Apple continues to build reach for its TV+ service, which is now available as a subscription-based additional channel within Amazon Prime Video in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia
What Apple CEO Tim Cook told us about Apple Intelligence today
“There’s so much extraordinary benefit for humanity,” Cooks said, though he thinks some elements of AI need to be handled very delicately
Will Apple introduce a folding iPhone in 2026? Analyst says it will
Apple has been developing technologies that could be deployed inside a folding iPhone since at least 2014, when the first patents for such a device appeared
Will Apple make a robot vacuum cleaner? (It already could)
Apple has many of the building blocks it needs to provide a highly advanced automated vacuum cleaner equipped with security, entertainment, and assistive technologies that could change lives.
Apple puts Wallace & Gromit on iconic Battersea Power Station towers
Apple has teamed up with Aardman Animation to project a short, animated movie featuring wildly popular lovable characters, Wallace & Gromit against the iconic chimneys of Battersea
UK regulator goes for Apple Safari (and Google Chrome)
Apple is “concerned” the interventions may undermine user privacy and security and hinder its ability to create its unique technologies.
Apple is changing manufacturing and transport infrastructure in India
Apple’s manufacturing investments in India mean changes across India’s manufacturing and transport infrastructure
Shazam has ID’s 12 tracks for every person on the planet
Shazam has now been used to identify 100 billion tunes, Apple said – that’s 12 pieces of music for every person on Earth…
