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Will 'move fast, ship quicker' kill the Apple brand? (opens the original)
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Tech writers seem hugely excited at news that new Apple CEO John Ternus intends to launch a wave of new products, presumably because we’ll get to fill our feeds waxing lyrical about all the new things. But what does it mean when a company known for a few great products begins to introduce lots of potentially lesser gadgets? Will this dilute the Apple brand? Extend it? Or will an even greater sense of product ubiquity amplify the core products it creates? Will Apple’s new hardware drive huge reve
Apple issues urgent iOS patch as it navigates the spyware arms race (opens the original)
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If you’ve not done so recently, you should update your Apple systems now as the company continues to fight sophisticated, targeted hacks. The latest patch protects against what the company called “an extremely sophisticated attack against specific targeted individuals.” Apple recently published an emergency security patch for users on iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 to fix the zero-click vulnerability (CVE-2026-86950), described as an “out-of-bounds write issue” in CoreGraphics. A patch was also made for m
Apple wasn’t late to AI, it was the adult in the room (opens the original)
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You carry a huge burden of responsibility when you make the world’s most widely used electronics product with an audience of hundreds of millions and usage patterns that penetrate every single part of life. Some complain that Apple doesn’t innovate swiftly enough. They expect the company to act as if it didn’t have the responsibility it holds, but I propose that responsibility is why the company steadily focuses on incremental change — not just to prevent mass protest by customers when much-love
Apple’s long, lonely game in the AR race (opens the original)
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Meta’s most recent product announcements have grabbed attention, but the one thing they could not hide is that it’s still not possible to build a system as sophisticated as Apple’s Vision Pro at an affordable price, or Meta would have done it. You could argue that at $1,299, the Meta VR Glasses the company introduced last week and promised to ship in spring 2027 could be as sophisticated, but they do betray some significant design compromises that Apple seems to have avoided. The most glaring co
iOS 27: Why you should learn to love Impersonation Risk Detection (opens the original)
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I once had a friend who gave $1,000 to an online fraudster who claimed to be a tax assessor. My own father (bless his soul) once managed to hand over several hundred pounds to a lawyer from Africa promising to send him funds. We know people impersonate trusted entities to trick us into giving them our money. It’s a scam, one that’s taking place at every level of digital existence. Yet another great feature new to iOS 27, Apple’s new scam-prevention tool is a welcome intervention, giving individu
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