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Apple HomeView Costs $299, but Its Best Features Need More Apple Hardware
Apple’s $299 HomeView ships November 13 with Siri AI, Face ID-style personalization and nine-camera viewing. Here’s what requires an iPhone, iCloud+ or extra hardware.
Apple Is Tightening macOS Full Disk Access as AI Agents Raise the Stakes
Apple plans stronger approval controls for macOS Full Disk Access as AI agents gain autonomy. Here is what the permission exposes, what Apple has not specified, and how to audit it now.
Apple’s iOS 26 Zero-Day Fix: Update to 26.7.1 Now
Apple says CVE-2026-86950 may have been exploited in targeted attacks. Here are the affected iPhone, iPad and Mac versions, fixed releases, and checks to make now.
Siri AI on iOS 27: Supported iPhones, Setup, and Limits
Siri AI arrives with iOS 27, but device, language, age, and regional rules make access confusing. Here is how to check support, turn it on, test its best features, and understand the limits.
Apple’s iPhone Duo Puts Foldables on an AI and Price Test
Apple introduced the iPhone Duo, its first foldable phone, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, AirPods 5, and Apple Watch Series 12. The launch gives new CEO John Ternus a sharper hardware story, but the real test is whether a larger iPhone screen and privacy-first AI can justify foldable-phone pricing.
John Ternus Takes Over Apple Before Its Next AI Hardware Test
John Ternus becomes Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, days before Apple’s September 9 event. The transition puts a longtime hardware engineer in charge as Apple tries to turn Siri AI, Apple Intelligence, and new device design into a more convincing AI-era product strategy.
Apple’s M6 Mac mini Turns Local AI Into a Desktop Buying Decision
Apple's new M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio push on-device AI from laptop feature story into desktop hardware strategy. The useful question for buyers is how much local inference, memory, connectivity, and always-on agent work they actually need.
Apple’s OpenAI Lawsuit Turns AI Hardware Into an IP Fight
Apple’s trade-secret lawsuit against OpenAI is not just a dispute over departing employees. It puts OpenAI’s consumer hardware plans, io Products acquisition, and Silicon Valley’s AI talent war under a legal spotlight.
Apple’s Broadcom Deal Makes Edge AI a Supply-Chain Commitment
Broadcom’s July 6 SEC filing says it will supply custom ASIC silicon for multiple generations of Apple products through 2031. The sparse disclosure does not confirm specific Apple Intelligence hardware, but it locks in a key supplier relationship as Apple tries to make more AI run locally on phones, Macs, watches, and tablets.