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Something is always happening at Apple – a hardware launch, a software update, a response to new regulation, a leadership change. This is where those stories land, sorted by importance rather than by time of publication.
Coverage includes iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, AirPods, and Vision Pro, along with every update across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. Legal battles, quarterly results, and strategic decisions are part of the mix as well – always with one goal in mind: not being first, but being the clearest.
Every story is checked against its original source before publication – Apple press releases, official documentation, industry reporters with proven track records. Aggregated reports or clickbait translations from international sources don't make it here. What matters isn't what goes viral, but what actually affects Apple users: availability, pricing, regional specifics – with a focus on the German-speaking market, but not exclusively.
Tim Cook in Beijing: Trump Delegation with Musk and Wall Street Leaders
Tim Cook is in Beijing: Trump is traveling with a business delegation from Apple, Tesla, Boeing, Goldman Sachs and Meta to meet with Xi...
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Margo's Got Money Troubles: Apple TV orders second season
Apple TV has renewed the comedy starring Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nicole Kidman for a second season – just before...
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Safari 26.5: Security update closes 20 WebKit vulnerabilities
Apple releases the security patch notes for Safari 26.5: 20 WebKit vulnerabilities and one WebRTC bug are fixed – here's what's included.
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WhatsApp introduces Incognito Chats with Meta AI
Meta AI is getting a new incognito mode in WhatsApp – conversations will remain invisible to Meta. Technically, the concept is reminiscent of Apple.
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Apple sides with Google in the EU DMA dispute
Apple warns Brussels: EU plans to open Android to AI competitors endanger user privacy and security.
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"Fútbol is life" becomes reality: Ted Lasso star Cristo Fernández signs professional contract
Cristo Fernández, aka Dani Rojas from Ted Lasso, signs with El Paso Locomotive FC – and actually becomes a professional footballer.
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Survey: Foldable smartphones and AI offer little incentive to switch
A YouGov survey shows that only 13 percent of US users would upgrade because of a foldable design, compared to 12 percent for AI.
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Foxconn confirms ransomware attack on North American plants
Ransomware attack on Foxconn factories in the US confirmed. Nitrogen claims to have stolen 8 TB of data – including data from Apple.
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The iPhone 17 further increases Apple's market share in the US
Apple is growing in the US while the smartphone market is shrinking. The iPhone 17 and Samsung's delay are further driving Apple's market share.
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Quick Share meets AirDrop: Google opens file sharing to more Android devices
Google is expanding its QuickShare AirDrop bridge to Samsung, OPPO, Xiaomi, and more. Switching from iPhone to Android will also become easier.
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