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Bloomberg: Apple plans first touchscreen MacBook Pros for October 27
Bloomberg reports Apple will launch its first touchscreen MacBook Pros, a new iPad mini, and other models on or around October 27 with an online presentation and in-person press event. The products target creative professionals and include OLED displays across multiple lines.
Apple Sets Oct. 13 for 'Welcome Home' Event in New York
Apple announced a 'Welcome home' event for October 13 in New York, with press invited to Tribeca at 9 a.m. ET. Reports expect a new Apple TV 4K, a smart home hub and HomePod mini 2, but Apple hasn't named any products.
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A European Commission filing shows Apple has agreed to recruit select Huxe employees and take a non-exclusive license to the AI podcast startup's IP. The deal stops short of an outright acquisition.
Apple is rolling out a new AT&T carrier bundle update for iPhone 18 Pro Max devices running the iOS 27.2 beta. It follows a separate carrier settings fix released last week for cellular issues on the same model.
Matchbox The Movie, starring John Cena, has premiered on Apple TV+ as an action comedy drawn from the Mattel toy line.
Apple has reversed its iOS update defaults for users still on version 26, now surfacing 27.0.1 as the primary recommendation in Settings while shifting 26.7.1 to the smaller "Also Available" section.
Tim Cook says he is "not meddling" in new Apple CEO John Ternus's decisions. The pair share an "incredible level of trust," he told The Independent after stepping down in September.
Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 show no gains in repairability after iFixit teardown. The models retain the same restrictive design choices that have limited prior generations.
Two US states have indicated they won't support Apple Wallet driver's licenses anytime soon, if at all. The feature continues to roll out elsewhere.
Apple TV has acquired global streaming rights to Dustfall, an Australian crime series. It is the second recent addition outside the streamer's originals-only strategy.
Apple is still waiting for Jon Prosser's YouTube revenue reports, channel analytics, and third-party messages more than three months after requesting them, according to a joint status report filed yesterday. Prosser argues the alleged trade secrets are now public.