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Apple Must Allow Alternative Browser Engines on iOS by December Under Japan's New Mobile Software Competition Act
Apple will be forced to allow browsers that do not function on the WebKit browser engine, under Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act Guidelines. The country's regulator dubbed the Cupertino company’s practice as anti-competitive as it blocked other browsers to offer the same performance as Safari. This will essentially allow other web browse...
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Apple's Support App Reportedly Updated With AI-Powered Chatbot
Apple’s first artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot is reportedly being rolled out to some users. As per the report, the chatbot is available within the Apple Support app, and is called the Support Assistant. It is said to assist users with common issues around users’ devices and the company’s services.
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Grok's Imagine Feature Updated With 'Spicy' Mode for NSFW AI-Generated Images and Videos
Grok Imagine was officially released on Sunday as a multimodal feature that can generate images and videos. It is currently available in beta to all SuperGrok and Premium+ X subscribers on the iOS app. The feature also comes with a Spicy mode which can generate not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content of explicit nature.
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Truecaller to Discontinue Call Recording Feature on iPhones from September 30
Truecaller will soon stop offering the call recording functionality on iPhone. The Swedish caller ID app re-introduced this ability on both Android and iOS platforms almost two years ago, following the prior discontinuation after Google cracked down on APIs designed for accessibility features related to voice calls. Instead, Truecaller will focus o...
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Google Loses US Appeal Over App Store Reforms in Epic Games Case
The San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, in a unanimous ruling, rejected claims from Google that the trial judge made legal errors in the antitrust case that unfairly benefited "Fortnite" maker Epic Games, which filed the lawsuit in 2020.
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iOS 26 Enables Safari's Advanced Fingerprinting Protection Feature by Default
Apple's iOS 26 update will bring Advanced Fingerprinting Protection to all tabs, to prevent web tracking even outside Private Browsing. This enhanced protection is designed to safeguard a user's identity while browsing the web. Mozilla's open source Firefox browser has provided similar fingerprinting protection since 2020.
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Apple Introduces Video Call Support With Specialists For Shoppers In India
The service allows customers to get tailored, personalised advice, enabling them to compare models and learn more about their options to decide on the product that suits their needs. The service supports customers on both iOS and non-iOS devices.
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iOS 18.6 Update for iPhone With EU-Specific Changes, Bug Fixes Rolling Out to Users
Apple on Monday rolled out iOS 18.6 for iPhone. While the focus remains on delivering new features in iOS 26, the latest stable update also carries a handful of changes, especially for iPhone users in the EU. There is a new user experience when installing alternative app marketplaces from the web, apps from the web, or the developer’s own apps. T...
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Harmonic Launches Aristotle AI Model-Powered Chatbot App for Android and iOS
Harmonic, a New York-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup, announced the launch of its mobile app on Monday. The app, dubbed Aristotle after the AI model that powers it, is currently available in beta on both Android and iOS. The launch comes weeks after the startup released a waitlist to let interested individuals sign up for the iOS app.
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Perplexity’s macOS App Gets Support for Anthropic’s MCP for System Tasks: Here's How to Use It
Perplexity for macOS now offers users access to Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) to let the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot connect to the device. Last week, the San Francisco, California-based AI firm announced that its Mac app now offers local MCP support (connectivity across the device) to paid subscribers.
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iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max Tipped to Offer 8x Optical Zoom, New Pro Camera App, More
Apple could bring camera upgrades to the iPhone 17 Pro models. They could pack a new telephoto lens with support for up to 8x optical zoom. They are said to feature a new Pro Camera app and a new Camera Control button.
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Apple Expands App Store Age Rating System With More Granular Categories
Apple is expanding its App Store age rating system, introducing more granular ratings for apps and games. These new classifications will appear to users after developers implement them, and Apple has set a deadline for compliance. This announcement coincides with the release of public betas for Apple's upcoming operating systems, including iOS 26, ...
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Blender Is Working on a Standalone App for iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Support
Blender, an open-source 3D modeling and animation software, will bring a standalone app for tablets in the future. The company said that it will start testing this app for the iPad Pro variants with Apple Pencil support first, later bringing it to Android and other graphic tablets. Additionally, the company has also revealed what this app could loo...
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Apple Launches Online Tool to Create Custom Wallpapers With Its Logo
Days after Apple launched its official online store in Saudi Arabia, the tech giant has now rolled out a new tool that will now let users create custom wallpapers with the company logo. However, there are not many customisation options available. Users can choose from limited colour options for the background and the logo. This is part of the compa...
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iOS 26 Public Beta With Liquid Glass UI and More Changes Rolling Out: Eligible Models, How to Install
Apple on Thursday rolled out the iOS 26 Public Beta for iPhone after testing the new OS with developers in the last couple of months, following its WWDC 2025 preview. If you have stayed away from the Developer Beta updates and this is your first time trying iOS 26, the most notable change you’ll initially see is a new user interface (UI) design c...
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Apple Must Allow Alternative Browser Engines on iOS by December Under Japan's New Mobile Software Competition Act
Apple will be forced to allow browsers that do not function on the WebKit browser engine, under Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act Guidelines. The country's regulator dubbed the Cupertino company’s practice as anti-competitive as it blocked other browsers to offer the same performance as Safari. This will essentially allow other web browse...
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Apple's Support App Reportedly Updated With AI-Powered Chatbot
Apple’s first artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot is reportedly being rolled out to some users. As per the report, the chatbot is available within the Apple Support app, and is called the Support Assistant. It is said to assist users with common issues around users’ devices and the company’s services.
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Grok's Imagine Feature Updated With 'Spicy' Mode for NSFW AI-Generated Images and Videos
Grok Imagine was officially released on Sunday as a multimodal feature that can generate images and videos. It is currently available in beta to all SuperGrok and Premium+ X subscribers on the iOS app. The feature also comes with a Spicy mode which can generate not-safe-for-work (NSFW) content of explicit nature.
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Truecaller to Discontinue Call Recording Feature on iPhones from September 30
Truecaller will soon stop offering the call recording functionality on iPhone. The Swedish caller ID app re-introduced this ability on both Android and iOS platforms almost two years ago, following the prior discontinuation after Google cracked down on APIs designed for accessibility features related to voice calls. Instead, Truecaller will focus o...
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Google Loses US Appeal Over App Store Reforms in Epic Games Case
The San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, in a unanimous ruling, rejected claims from Google that the trial judge made legal errors in the antitrust case that unfairly benefited "Fortnite" maker Epic Games, which filed the lawsuit in 2020.
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iOS 26 Enables Safari's Advanced Fingerprinting Protection Feature by Default
Apple's iOS 26 update will bring Advanced Fingerprinting Protection to all tabs, to prevent web tracking even outside Private Browsing. This enhanced protection is designed to safeguard a user's identity while browsing the web. Mozilla's open source Firefox browser has provided similar fingerprinting protection since 2020.
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Apple Introduces Video Call Support With Specialists For Shoppers In India
The service allows customers to get tailored, personalised advice, enabling them to compare models and learn more about their options to decide on the product that suits their needs. The service supports customers on both iOS and non-iOS devices.
-
iOS 18.6 Update for iPhone With EU-Specific Changes, Bug Fixes Rolling Out to Users
Apple on Monday rolled out iOS 18.6 for iPhone. While the focus remains on delivering new features in iOS 26, the latest stable update also carries a handful of changes, especially for iPhone users in the EU. There is a new user experience when installing alternative app marketplaces from the web, apps from the web, or the developer’s own apps. T...
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Harmonic Launches Aristotle AI Model-Powered Chatbot App for Android and iOS
Harmonic, a New York-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup, announced the launch of its mobile app on Monday. The app, dubbed Aristotle after the AI model that powers it, is currently available in beta on both Android and iOS. The launch comes weeks after the startup released a waitlist to let interested individuals sign up for the iOS app.
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Perplexity’s macOS App Gets Support for Anthropic’s MCP for System Tasks: Here's How to Use It
Perplexity for macOS now offers users access to Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) to let the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot connect to the device. Last week, the San Francisco, California-based AI firm announced that its Mac app now offers local MCP support (connectivity across the device) to paid subscribers.
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iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max Tipped to Offer 8x Optical Zoom, New Pro Camera App, More
Apple could bring camera upgrades to the iPhone 17 Pro models. They could pack a new telephoto lens with support for up to 8x optical zoom. They are said to feature a new Pro Camera app and a new Camera Control button.
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Apple Expands App Store Age Rating System With More Granular Categories
Apple is expanding its App Store age rating system, introducing more granular ratings for apps and games. These new classifications will appear to users after developers implement them, and Apple has set a deadline for compliance. This announcement coincides with the release of public betas for Apple's upcoming operating systems, including iOS 26, ...
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Blender Is Working on a Standalone App for iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Support
Blender, an open-source 3D modeling and animation software, will bring a standalone app for tablets in the future. The company said that it will start testing this app for the iPad Pro variants with Apple Pencil support first, later bringing it to Android and other graphic tablets. Additionally, the company has also revealed what this app could loo...
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Apple Launches Online Tool to Create Custom Wallpapers With Its Logo
Days after Apple launched its official online store in Saudi Arabia, the tech giant has now rolled out a new tool that will now let users create custom wallpapers with the company logo. However, there are not many customisation options available. Users can choose from limited colour options for the background and the logo. This is part of the compa...
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iOS 26 Public Beta With Liquid Glass UI and More Changes Rolling Out: Eligible Models, How to Install
Apple on Thursday rolled out the iOS 26 Public Beta for iPhone after testing the new OS with developers in the last couple of months, following its WWDC 2025 preview. If you have stayed away from the Developer Beta updates and this is your first time trying iOS 26, the most notable change you’ll initially see is a new user interface (UI) design c...
