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Apple concludes the final quarter of Tim Cook’s tenure with performance metrics that exceeded Wall Street projections.
Apple is preparing a broad hardware update across its computer lineup, with 11 new models reportedly in development to support increasing demand for AI.
Apple is reportedly set to replace its current iPhone Upgrade Program with a new leasing service powered by fintech firm Klarna.
Apple is reportedly launching a new lease-to-own subscription program for iPhones, iPads, and Macs, potentially ending its existing iPhone Upgrade Program.
Claude Code has expanded its Mac application capabilities, enabling developers to build and test iOS applications within Apple's Simulator.
OpenAI has integrated its Codex coding tool and a new 'Work' mode into the ChatGPT app for Mac following the launch of GPT-5.6.
Apple has released a list of 2026 sales tax holiday dates and eligible products for consumers across 10 U.S. states.
Apple has implemented a price increase for monthly AppleCare+ plans covering Mac and iPad devices.
A new Mac application called WhatCable is trending as users seek to identify the performance capabilities of visually identical USB-C hardware.
Apple has raised prices for Mac and iPad products, citing a global shortage of memory chips linked to the expansion of AI data centers.
Apple’s fall 2026 lineup hints at a tech overhaul—including smart glasses and a potential iPhone redesign.
Apple is reportedly pivoting its hardware roadmap, opting to bypass high-end M6 processor tiers in favor of a new AI-centric M7 line arriving in 2027.