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Reports say incoming Apple CEO John Ternus wants to restore design's authority. The harder question is whether he can make Apple feel bolder without breaking the operational machine Tim Cook built.
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iPadOS 27 developer beta 1 adds Siri AI, Visual Intelligence, faster files, smarter Notes, Safari upgrades, and better performance. The catch is that the iPad still gets hit by the same EU Siri gap as the iPhone.
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macOS 27 Golden Gate brings Siri AI, Visual Intelligence, Liquid Glass refinements, smarter Safari and Passwords, and performance polish. It also gets a key advantage over iPhone and iPad in Europe.
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Two weeks into iOS 27 beta testing, the update is easier to understand: Siri AI is the headline, but the everyday upgrades are Safari, Photos, child safety, performance, and the features Apple still has not fully switched on.
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A new BootROM exploit affects A12 and A13-era Apple devices, including seven iPhone models. It cannot be fully patched by iOS, but it also is not a remote attack against everyday users.
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Illumination's next Minions movie throws the yellow agents of mayhem into 1920s Hollywood, monster-movie disaster, and a voice cast that includes Jesse Eisenberg at peak anxious-comic frequency.
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NextDNS can work like a cloud Pi-hole for phones, laptops, browsers, and routers. The trick is choosing the right setup path for each device instead of relying on one DNS switch to cover everything.
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Tom Holland's next Spider-Man movie is using the oldest Spidey trick in the book: strip Peter Parker of his safety net, surround him with dangerous allies, and make the city itself feel like a trap.
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President Trump says Apple will work with Intel on U.S.-made chips. Even if the deal is real, the near-term story is likely supply-chain leverage, not a sudden replacement for TSMC.
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