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Has Apple’s Siri learned there is no ‘I’ in team? – Computerworld
The power of teams There is one more thing. A few weeks ago, we learned of changes in leadership for Apple Intelligence. That news emerged subsequent to Apple’s top 100 leaders meeting, an annual event usually held in secrecy. As John Gruber noted at that time, the fact that this news emerged after that meeting means at least two of Apple’s…
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Apple’s Siri upgrade may arrive in fall
Apple may finally be ready to roll out its smarter, more personalized Siri features before the 2025 holiday season, according to The New York Times. The publication cited three sources with knowledge of Apple’s plan to release a virtual assistant “in the fall” that can edit and send photos to a friend on request — features that were supposed to…
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Apple’s Macs are powering the PC market’s recovery
Maybe the forced Windows upgrades are to blame. Perhaps it’s the bad karma created by the Crowdstrike debacle. Or possibly, computer users have finally become convinced by Apple. Whatever the reason, it’s Apple’s Macs that are driving — and winning — the PC sales rebound, according to the latest Canalys data. Coming as it does on top of news that 88% of US teenagers are using…
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Apple’s M2 MacBook Air Is $250 Off Today
Apple MacBook Air M2 13-Inch $749 $999 Save $250 The Apple MacBook Air M2 13-inch is a perfect combination of elegance, portability, and power, making it a perfect option for students to get things done anywhere. Right now, Best Buy is selling the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch with the M2 chip for much less than usual. Interested buyers could save…
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How to use Apple’s Mail categorization AI in macOS 15.4 – Computerworld
What else is new? Mail now also offers a Digest View in which you can look at all the messages you have received from a sender withing a single thread. If you choose to use it, you can also see relevant Contact photos in the inbox, just as you already do in Apple’s Messages app. Additional improvements, tweaks, and features…
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With the rise of genAI, it’s time to follow Apple’s Security Recommendations – Computerworld
Death to security complacency The main takeaway is this: You should act on the warnings given to you by Apple’s Security Recommendations tool. You should avoid re-using passwords, no matter where it is. You should use a Password Manager and other forms of security, such as 2FA, and you should very much beware if you receive an email from a…
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Apple’s CEO says DeepSeek AI is ‘excellent’
If you’ve been interested/enthusiastic about China’s DeepSeek AI, you’re not alone – Apple CEO Tim Cook also seems impressed with the tech, which he calls “excellent” – though he fell short of sharing any plans to integrate these models within his company’s own AI efforts. Cook was in China to woo government and suppliers as the company remains anxious to maintain its second…
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Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference set for June 9 – Computerworld
Apple will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) online from June 9-13, with a small number of developers and students invited to attend in person for the keynote and state of the union announcements at Apple Park. As it has been since the Covid-19 pandemic, WWDC will be an online event. That’s great for developers, as it gives everyone more…
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Apple’s WWDC 2025 event starts June 9th
Announcements tend to focus on the upcoming versions of Apple’s iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS operating systems, but this year’s event could also launch new products alongside more intelligent Siri features that have yet to materialize. Apple used last year’s WWDC to introduce Apple Intelligence, showcasing advanced features for Siri that would allow the voice assistant to see your…
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The Studio review: Apple’s star-studded comedy shines bright
Though movie studio heads are usually in the mood to pat themselves on the back around this time of year, it is always difficult to take the entertainment industry seriously when you stop to think about the many ridiculous projects that leave you wondering “who asked for this?” IP-based hits like Barbie get studio executives salivating at the idea of…
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