• Sunday Reboot: The WWDC hangover and Siri AI blindspots

    Sunday Reboot: The WWDC hangover and Siri AI blindspots
    Apple's WWDC went about as expected for 2026. While it's a tiny bit disappointing, Siri AI turned out to be worth the wait, but with some painful app-based gaps.
    WWDC was all AI, almost all the time.
    WWDC 2026 was on Monday, and it was expected to be a bit of a slow one this time around. As predicted by the rumor mill and countless reports in the weeks ahead, it certainly wasn't an event that shouted about many new features.Actually, that's not quite true. Apple did harp on about one big thing,
  • iPhone Fold, touchscreen MacBook evidence mounts in iOS 27, macOS 27

    iPhone Fold, touchscreen MacBook evidence mounts in iOS 27, macOS 27
    As is often the case, Apple has leaked its own hardware. Here are the signs that the folding iPhone and MacBook Pro with touchscreen are coming, and where they are.
    A render of a potential iPhone Fold design -image credit: AppleInsider
    The release of the first developer betas of macOS 27 Golden Gate, iOS 27, and others was followed by the inevitable deep dive into the changes. All to find out what Apple is planning for the future.In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter for Bloomberg, Mark Gurman lays
  • Siri AI success could embolden Apple to charge a subscription

    Siri AI success could embolden Apple to charge a subscription
    It's obviously speculation, and repeated at that, but a new report argues that it's more likely that Apple will eventually charge a fee for Siri Ai now that Apple Intelligence has improved so much.
    For now, Siri AI is free, although iCloud+ subscribers get higher daily usage limits.
    Apple has long been predicted to introduce a subscription version of Apple Intelligence, and a new report chiefly repeats speculation from 2024. However, the new claim comes after the launch of Siri AI in beta, and B
  • Crime blotter: Arrested NFL star accused of biting iPhone

    Crime blotter: Arrested NFL star accused of biting iPhone
    An employee disappearing with a MacBook, a man convicted of tracking a woman with an AirTag, and a woman who used an AirTag to track her husband in ICE custody, all in this week's Apple Crime Blotter.
    Man in cuffs - Image Credit: Pixabay
    The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime.
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  • Your iPhone 11 Will Run iOS 27, but It Won't Run Siri AI

    Your iPhone 11 Will Run iOS 27, but It Won't Run Siri AI
    Commentary: Sure, you'll be able to run iOS 27 on an iPhone 11, but does that actually matter?

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