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    20 of the Best Original Movies to Watch on Apple TV+

    We may earn a commission from links on this page. Though relatively new on the Hollywood scene (its first original film was released in 2019), Apple TV+’s slate of original films has included not just charming indies, but award-winning prestige pictures. CODA was Oscar’s best picture just a couple of years ago (the first film from a streaming service to…

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    14 Cool Things Your Apple Watch Can Do

    Turn Your Watch into a Hiking Companion  Within the Maps app, you can view turn-by-turn navigation on thousands of hiking trails, marked with trailheads and data like the route type and elevation changes. Download the map from your phone before you leave home and you can even consult it when you’re far from cell or WiFi service. In the Maps…

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    Apple may release a ‘mostly glass, curved iPhone’ in 2027

    This morning, while summarizing an Apple “product blitz” he expects for 2027, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman writes in his Power On newsletter that Apple is planning a “mostly glass, curved iPhone” with no display cutouts for that year, which happens to be the iPhone’s 20th anniversary. That follows a report last weekend from The Information, which said that “at least one…

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    You can now use Apple Pay to buy games on your PS5

    PS5 users can now buy games in the PlayStation Store using a new payment method: Apple Pay. You could use Apple Pay in the browser or via the mobile app already, but now the method joins other on-console options like using a saved credit or debit card, and PayPal. As reported by 9to5Mac, you may now see a new option…

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    It’s in the national interest for Apple to design its own silicon – Computerworld

    Advantage, Apple Apple arguably has the best silicon development team in the world — at least, outside Arm. The chips used in iPhones and Macs lead the industry, generating performance per watt that no one out there can match. It’s a strategic advantage for Apple, which in itself can be seen as an advantage for the US on a national basis. A…

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    Why Apple is trying to save Google Search in the antitrust fight

    Google is in antitrust court, fighting to preserve the search engine business that has made it so historically successful. At a few different moments through the various stages of the trial, high-powered executives from Apple have taken the stand — and largely taken Google’s side. Just this week, Apple’s Eddy Cue made the case that Google is actually in a…

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    Where Apple falls short for enterprise IT – Computerworld

    It’s clear that Apple is going to rely on additional generative AI providers beyond OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It remains to be seen whether  Apple will offer granular controls for each potential AI’s features (or even allow pre-setting or requiring a specific LLM). Apple has invested in privacy with its Private Cloud Computeservers that act as an intermediary between device and LLM. And the…

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    Apple plans a life after Google – Computerworld

    Google could lose a third of its business if the courts force it to relinquish its default search deal for Apple’s Safari. It could lose the same thing if Apple voluntarily switches to AI-driven search services from other parties, including Apple itself. There is no doubt that Google will be the biggest casualty if US courts force it to stop paying Apple…

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    Should your company follow Apple to India? – Computerworld

    Apple isn’t the only company taking a position in India. Many other electronics firms are working to build up their business, too, like Apple, also hoping to mitigate some of the damaging effects of US tariffs on international trade. They recognize, as so many do, that unless US consumers still enjoy access to affordable consumer goods, inflation, shortages, and unemployment loom. All…

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    Apple taps Anthropic’s Claude for AI app development – Computerworld

    Apple has since changed Siri’s leadership teams, bringing in its very best engineers to rescue efforts to make Siri smart again. This important work has also seen some senior leaders shunted aside, or even quietly demoted, enabling new teams a fresh start at cleaning up the problems left behind. Within this last-ditch rescue attempt, Apple has adopted a “by any means…

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