HeyJaredJason Cross
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Apple's home hub isn't what you think it is (opens the original)
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Apple may be less than two weeks away from releasing an all-new product in a new device category: a smart home hub. The device is said to be the start of a big push into the smart home category, which Apple has really only dabbled with so far. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple is finally set to announce it on October 13, after years of waiting for the new Siri AI to arrive, which will play a central role in the new device. According to the most reliable leaks and rumors, this is what we know of
Apple under Ternus: More products, more often, with a 'leaner' staff (opens the original)
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Tech company’s new CEO thinks the company can do more with fewer people! That’s the gist of a new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg about the internal changes Apple is now going through after its first few weeks under new CEO John Ternus. For investors, it all sounds like good news. For employees, it’s worrying. And for customers and Apple users, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. The good news is that there’s a real effort to release more products. We’ve expe
iOS 27.0.1 is out now to fix iPhone 18 Pro restart bug (opens the original)
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It’s not uncommon for new iPhones to experience some weird and annoying little bugs upon release. Despite rigorous testing, new problems are discovered once they get into the hands of millions of customers. This is quickly followed by a small iOS update to address these problems, and that’s exactly what iOS 27.0.1 is. It fixes a probably where a Face ID failure can cause the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max to restart, a weird color artifact for the camera on those models, and a global iOS 27 bug for a
Wait, is the iPhone 18 Pro really faster than an M4 Mac? (opens the original)
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You’re not going to want to believe this. It doesn’t feel like it should be true. But it is: The A20 Pro in the iPhone 18 Pro is legitimately faster than a standard M4 as found in the recent Mac mini, or current iMac. That’s right. Faster. And not just “sort of faster in just this one test when you run in one specific way.” Faster overall. Faster generally. Yes, of course there are caveats, and we’ll get to those. But as defensible claim, we can say that Apple’s advancements in chip design and m
The iPhone 18 Pro is the best boring phone I've ever used (opens the original)
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It’s hard to get excited about a new iPhone that is just “the same thing but faster and with a slightly better camera,” especially when the iPhone Duo was announced at the same time. But the impressive A20 Pro performance and efficiency really help make this the iPhone Pro to beat all others. This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined The iPhone 18 Pro is just like last year’s iPhone, but faster and with a slightly better camera. That’s it. Back in the early iPhone da
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