Apple CEO John Ternus gets his first TIME cover, Apple has amazing AI inferencing tool, Tim Cook is holds meetings at the highest level in China, new Macs are coming, and much more in today’s summary.

An internal Apple technology harnesses the GPUs in company Macs to form a 'virtual GPU cloud' for executing large-scale inference workloads.

iPhone Duo repairs cost how much? And China’s about ready for Apple Intelligence, just in time for its first foldable. Much more in today’s edition.

Will Apple pump China's iPhone Duo sales with a welcome injection of AI?

It’s all about Apple’s event, HomeView, Siri AI and EU. Elsewhere, Tim Cook meets China’s Vice President & Taiwan carrier revenues spike on iPhone 18 Pro demand, so are slow sales claims overblown?

Apple’s smart home push hinges on Siri AI, and Europe is locked out.

Some great insights into Apple’s thermal engineering on its new iPhones shared today, even as iPhone Duo orders exceed expectations and much more in today’s round-up.

Weekend sees more leaks on what to expect from Apple on October 13, the company’s big push for iPhone Duo, Tim Cook is in China, and more in this edition.

All eyes on Apple’s Home news next week. Elsewhere, Apple acquihires smart AI company, John Ternus praises Chinese developers, changes in top team and Nikkei builds an AAPL buying opportunity...

Apple has a special event focused on smart home products next week. It could signal the start of a new business partnership opportunity.

Tim Cook discusses CEO transition, does Apple plan a revamped ‘Works with HomeKit’ branding? Higher smartphone prices are good for iPhone, and much, much more.

A new Fleet survey finds that 86% of IT teams let AI-written output reach production, but nearly 70% can't roll back a bad change within an hour.

Most of the focus today is on Apple’s upcoming push into smart homes, while in other news Tim Cook talks child safety in Europe, and meets King Charles and Elton John in the UK. More follows...

Not one but two big Apple events include quadrophonic Apple TV and new Macs, Apple scolds OpenAI again, James Corden and Ruth Jones team with Apple TV, iPhone Air is Apple’s value deal and more ...

The protections built into Siri Recap may hint at how Apple had hoped to introduce Siri AI in Europe.

Apple’s next big launch allegedly for October 13, Steve Jobs passed away 15 years ago today, SiriAI isn’t going to Europe yet, and Foxconn revenue jumped 47%, and much more in today’s edition.

'Some developers are using Full Disk Access in ways that could put users at risk,' the company warned.

Big iPhone 18 Pro Max flaw means some U.S. devices must be replaced, Apple’s touch-screen MacBook Pro is very light, CEO John Ternus spends his time in product design, Apple combats creepy AI, more...

Memory prices, logistics costs, and continued international moves toward tech sovereignty challenge tech manufacturers.

Now we know how much iPhone Duo cost to fix, Apple has invented video-free video, Samsung may plan another price rise, and iPhones account for 75% of India’s smartphone exports — and much more...

Get ready for Apple's new product blitz.

Samsung raised Galaxy S26 prices to higher than iPhone. Micron says the crisis will continue. Apple Stores get secret retail boxes for new smart home hub - and Elton John’s gig is on Apple Music now.

Busy day: Get ready for the next big (Apple) things Oct. 13; iPhone sales up 12% YoY in China; Apple Pay India launch; new iPad mini rumors; Mark Gurman launches podcast, and much more.

A new zero-click flaw in CoreGraphics underscores the precarious nature of mobile endpoint security.

That's how it looks as frontier AI firms burn money and warn that the product they make is an existential threat to humanity.

The best-selling product of all time is selling millions more, the new Apple is a lean product development machine, iPhone Duo manufacturing problems are claimed again,a and more in today’s edition.

Vision Pro was ahead of the curve. Despite appearances, Meta’s still playing catch-up.

Despite AI, Apple’s still on track to climate goals, Vision Pro needs a storyteller, massive patent fine hits Apple, and OpenAI says Apple bought evidence improperly, or something.

AI for the enterprise, Apple leaks, how Eddy Cue schmoozed Formula 1, save yourselves from scammers - and iPhone 18 Pro Max is selling fast.

Apple’s new scam-prevention tool opens a new line of defense against online crime.

How the Apple device management platform is automating support, tackling shadow AI, and helping control runaway inferencing costs.

Biggest news today was an out-of-the-blue surprise global patent license deal between Apple and Qualcomm. Otherwise? Well, otherwise it’s all gone Fraggle Rock... and a little Steve Jobs.

AI is everywhere, so we have to control it. Also does Apple Intelligence really need so much Mac storage space?

AI was front and center at Jamf’s big event for Apple IT.

God-tier performance, god-tier price, worth every cent.

My M5 Ultra Mac Studio review is in, Tim Cooks doing a lot of travelling, new Beats headphones, Apple opens a music venue, and HomeOS may finally be here. More ...

Happy Mac Studio and Mac mini day!

Wall Street is heating up its iPhone sales estimates, new CEO John Ternus is winning his charm offensive, while Tim Cook does politics, how to secure personal data from SiriAI & more...

Welcome to iPhone Day: Queues across the planet, an in-depth interview with Apple’s iPhone Duo design team, Ternus in New York, and first iPhone tear down.

If it manages to force regulation to define appropriate use of ambient AI, Apple wins.

Spoiler: It’s already in the server business.

One more sleep till your new iPhones arrive.

Apple has a photo exhibition, first M5 Ultra speed tests are so impressive Apple’s thinking about making AI servers, the 27.2 betas are out and SK Hynix may make memory with Intel in U.S>

Creating a cryptographically signed 'digital negative' at the moment of image capture, Apple Reference Image is a powerful new weapon in the fight against AI slop and deepfakes.

A video featuring Apple CEO John Ternus at the Emmy Awards last night has gone super-viral, generating in excess of 15 million views.

Apple wants to take a look at the device OpenAI is developing to ensure its trade secrets have not been abused in the process of designing that product.