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Here’s How iOS 26 Will Change Apple Messages Forever
With iOS 26, Apple is adding several useful features to its native messaging app, Messages. Later this year, iPhone users will be able to translate texts from within the Messages app, filter messages from unknown sources, add custom backgrounds to the messaging interface, and see when someone is typing in a group chat. Communicate Across Languages With Live Translation Apple…
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Charge your Apple Watch on Spigen’s tiny iMac G3 replica
Previous additions to Spigen’s Classic C1 series of Apple accessories include iPhone and AirPods cases inspired by the iMac G3’s bright colors. Its new Apple Watch stand goes one step further and recreates the entire design of the iconic computer in miniature so it can fit on your bedside table and charge your smartwatch overnight. That’s cheap enough to be…
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What is Apple Sparse Image Format (ASIF)? – Computerworld
Apple stealthily introduced Apple Sparse Image Format (ASIF), a new sparse disk image format for Apple Silicon, at WWDC; among other features, it might also help Macs remain the best PCs on which to run Windows. That somewhat counter-intuitive claim is because the new format dramatically improves the efficiency with which Apple Silicon Macs run virtual machines (VMs) by boosting read/write…
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Garmin Just Announced Its Answer to the Apple Watch Ultra
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Garmin dropped a new watch today, a square-bodied Venu X1 that retails for $799.99 and will be available to order starting June 18. Garmin told me by email that it is “not a successor to Venu 3/3S,” which to me hints that there may still be a Venu 4 coming…
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Steam is finally adding native support for Macs with Apple Silicon
Steam will soon fully support Macs equipped with Apple’s in-house chips. In the latest Steam client beta spotted by 9to5Mac, Valve says the “Steam Client and Steam Helper apps now run natively on Apple Silicon.” That means Steam will no longer need to use Rosetta 2 to run on Macs with M-series chips. Rosetta 2 is the emulator that allows…
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Apple Is Giving the iPhone Its Own ‘Emoji Kitchen’ in iOS 26
Emojis are a fun evolution from the emoticons of old—but there are only so many to choose from. While a handful of new ones are added each year, for the most part, what you see is what you get, which is why Android’s “Emoji Kitchen” is so great. The feature lets you combine two emojis to create a brand new…
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Graphite spyware used in Apple iOS zero-click attacks on journalists
Forensic investigation has confirmed the use of Paragon’s Graphite spyware platform in zero-click attacks that targeted Apple iOS devices of at least two journalists in Europe. Researchers at Citizen Lab say that the victims were a prominent European journalists who requested anonimity and Ciro Pellegrino, a journalist at Italian publication Fanpage.it. “Our analysis finds forensic evidence confirming with high confidence that…
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Apple Home is expanding its energy management features
Apple’s smart home didn’t get a single nod during the WWDC keynote, but it turns out there are some interesting developments coming to the Home app around energy management. In a video posted to the Apple developer site this week, the company outlined its new EnergyKit framework, which allows developers to integrate energy data from Apple Home in iOS 26…
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What’s new for Apple and the enterprise? – Computerworld
Shared devices Apple’s Return to Service system makes it much easier to share devices between users, with default apps and configurations re-applied each time a device is passed across. Apple has improved this in a few ways: Return to Service now also supports shared use of Vision Pro, including app preservation and deployment, making this useful for shared work; similarly,…
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All the New Apple Music Features in iOS 26
While iOS 26’s Liquid Glass design deservedly got most of the attention at Apple’s WWDC 2025 keynote, there were still several other additions worth talking about. These include a bunch of new Apple Music enhancements, such as lyrics translation, a new DJ-like feature called AutoMix, and animated cover art on the lock screen. Here are all the new Apple Music…
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