
Apple store: AI shopping assistant enters early preview
Apple's AI shopping assistant is now live in early preview for select iPhone users, answering queries on products and orders.
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Apple's AI shopping assistant is now live in early preview for select iPhone users, answering queries on products and orders.

Mark Gurman confirms the M6 iMac is coming before year-end: no redesign, but new colors and the transition chip previously reported by AlexTech.

iPadOS 27 adds active app name in the status bar, a persistent menu bar, and up to 5x faster file transfers: iPad gets closer to Mac.

Apple Music is making AI disclosure mandatory: tracks with substantial AI-generated content will display a 'Made With AI' label to all users by the end of 2026.

DigiTimes confirms Apple's OLED roadmap: iPad mini and MacBook Pro by 2027, iMac and Air in 2029. The report clarifies technical specs for the new displays.

Apple pulled Kromix from the App Store and Meta took down its ad campaign after WIRED found ads featuring pornographic deepfakes of a US politician.

macOS Tahoe code confirms an upcoming Siri Remote (ATVRemote1,5) for the new Apple TV 4K. The upgraded controller is expected to launch alongside the device in September or October.

macOS Tahoe 26.7 code reveals unreleased camera-equipped AirPods and a smart home hub, confirming advanced development stages.

Apple is preparing a smart home hardware offensive: an updated HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K, and a robotic hub to integrate Siri AI.

The iPhone 20 Pro display has been spotted in the supply chain, confirming an all-glass design with nearly invisible bezels for 2027.

Apple officially launches local ads in Apple Maps for US and Canadian businesses, offering incentives to capture the local search advertising market.

Apple shifts its China AI strategy by training a proprietary model with Alibaba's support, potentially becoming the first foreign firm approved to offer its own LLM in China.
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