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Apple appeals €500M EU fine over App Store policies
- Apple appealed a €500 million fine imposed by the European Union over App Store policies.
- The fine was issued last year under the Digital Markets Act for breaching rules related to third-party payment processing.
- Apple changed its payment system in June to comply with the DMA but is appealing the fine due to required changes it finds problematic.
- The company argues that the new fee structure creates complexity for developers and challenges the EU's definition of steering.
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Apple Loses Key AI Executive to Meta's Multimillion-Dollar Hiring Spree
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is offering massive pay packages to AI engineers in a hiring spree, leading to Apple losing a key AI executive to Meta.
- Ruoming Pang, who managed a team working on Apple's large language models, is moving to Meta, attracted by a lucrative deal worth tens of millions of dollars per year.
- Meta has been recruiting AI experts from various companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Scale AI.
- Apple's struggle to compete in AI features has led to internal impact, as the company faced delays in its promised Siri features and recently underwent AI team restructuring.
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iPadOS 26 brings the pointer shake gesture over from the Mac
- iPadOS 26 introduces the pointer shake gesture feature from the Mac, allowing users to easily spot the mouse or trackpad cursor on the screen.
- This feature, first seen on macOS, enlarges the pointer momentarily when users move their finger rapidly on the trackpad, making it easier to locate.
- The third developer beta of iPadOS 26 has integrated this shake pointer gesture, functioning similarly to its Mac counterpart, benefiting users with compatible iPads with keyboard attachments or connected mice/trackpads.
- iPadOS 26 also brings a Mac-like cursor and additional features like a proper windowing system, upgraded Dock, enhanced Files app, phone app from the iPhone, new Games app, and more, with public release expected in fall.
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What would a cheap, Apple A18-powered MacBook actually be good at?
- Rumors about a low-cost MacBook powered by A18 Pro chip have resurfaced.
- Analysts predict it will have a 13-inch screen and come in multiple colors.
- Performance-wise, the A18 Pro could potentially offer a good balance for basic computing.
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All the best Apple deals this Amazon Prime Day
- Amazon Prime Day brings Apple deals from AirPods to iPads to MacBooks.
- Deals span early to late July, with updates through Tuesday to Friday.
- Discounted items include AirPods, iPads, Apple Watch, and MacBook models.
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macOS Tahoe 26 brings a new aerial screen saver and wallpaper that glides across the surface of Lake Tahoe’s rocky shoreline
- Apple's macOS Tahoe 26 operating system introduces a new Mac wallpaper and an aerial screen saver called 'Tahoe Day' featuring Lake Tahoe's scenic beauty.
- The third developer beta of macOS Tahoe 26 includes the new 'Tahoe Day' screen saver and wallpaper highlighting Lake Tahoe in California.
- Users can access the new wallpaper by going to System Settings > Wallpaper, with the option available in the 'Landscape' section.
- macOS Tahoe is set to release in the fall, bringing various updates like a glassy redesign, Mac versions of iPhone apps, and enhanced features across system apps.
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Apple's 'F1' has raked in $293 million at the box office. Here's how the movie ranks among its other releases.
- Apple's 'F1: The Movie' has grossed $293 million globally, becoming Apple's highest-grossing film to date.
- Starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, 'F1' surpassed Apple's previous highest-grossing film and benefited from Imax support.
- Despite featuring big names like Scarlett Johansson and Henry Cavill, some of Apple's other releases, such as 'Fly Me to the Moon' and 'Argylle,' had underwhelming box office results.
- Here's how 'F1' compares to other widely released Apple films at the box office, with 'Napoleon' holding the previous top spot with $221 million.
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Everything New in iOS 26 Beta 3
- Apple is refining iOS 26 with beta 3, focusing on smaller changes and tweaks to the Liquid Glass design.
- Transparency adjustments have been made in apps like Apple Music, Podcasts, and the App Store to enhance button legibility.
- New color options for iOS wallpapers introduced, including Halo, Dusk, Sky, and Shadow with unique shades for Dark Mode.
- Various tweaks like updated Control Center colors, larger mouse cursor in iPadOS 26, and added features for Maps and Safari.
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Apple's tariff woes continue in Trump's letters to world leaders
- President Trump is sending letters to world leaders announcing new tariff rates for countries without a U.S. trade deal, affecting countries where Apple manufactures its products.
- The original 90-day pause on tariffs introduced in April is ending, and new tariff rates are being instigated for countries failing to make a deal.
- The letters outline new tariffs to be applied from August 1, with each sent to respective leaders and following a similar format.
- Apple and other companies manufacturing in affected countries may face challenges due to these tariff changes.
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What's new in iOS 26 beta 3: Wallpaper color options, stronger blur effects, and more
- Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 26, bringing an all-new set of wallpaper color options and visual tweaks.
- The update includes improvements such as a way to locate the cursor on the iPad and stronger blur effects.
- iOS 26 introduces Apple's 'Liquid Glass' design language with dynamic user interface elements.
- This release follows the previous beta version and maintains focus on aesthetic enhancements and design changes.
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Amazon Is Selling the M3 MacBook Air for a Rare $450 Off, and Shoppers Say It Has Amazing Battery Life
- Amazon is offering a rare $450 discount on the 2024 15-inch MacBook Air, reducing the price from $1,700 to $1,250 for Prime Day 2025.
- The MacBook Air is praised for being lightweight with excellent battery life, making it convenient for users to carry it everywhere.
- Equipped with Apple's M3 chip, 24GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage, the laptop provides a smooth user experience within the Apple ecosystem.
- The model features a 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display, 1080p front camera, and impressive audio quality, making it a reliable choice for both dedicated Apple users and those transitioning from PCs.
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Apple tones down Liquid Glass effect in iOS 26 beta 3
- Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 26, introducing a subtle change to the Liquid Glass effect in the system's design language.
- The update has toned down the intensity of the Liquid Glass effect, making translucent, glass-like elements in navigation bars and certain apps less pronounced.
- iOS 26 features the Liquid Glass aesthetic with layered translucency, dynamic layouts, and spatial wallpapers, heralding a major visual overhaul for Apple since iOS 7.
- While the update has received criticism from testers on social media for the reduced visual flair, some feel it detracts from the playful, futuristic vibe of previous beta versions.
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The Curious Case of the Responsible Process
- Permissions are inherited by child processes in the TCC subsystem, determining the responsible process for accessing protected resources.
- Qt Creator became the responsible process for user applications it launched, leading to the need to add permission descriptions to Qt Creator.
- LLDB circumvented the responsible process logic, traced back to an undocumented API in the LLVM project.
- Building a macOS CLI using AppleScript involves embedding Info.plist, proper entitlements, and possibly using an undocumented API to avoid permission dialogs.
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Fixing mediaanalysisd Storage and CPU Use
- Some Mac users are experiencing large com.apple.mediaanalysisd cache file issues after updating to MacOS Sequoia, with reports of up to 140GB of data filling up disk drives.
- There are multiple reports on various platforms including Apple discussions, Reddit, MacRumors Forums, and Apple support forums about the inordinately large cache files.
- The extent of the issue's prevalence and the specific triggers causing the huge cache folder are currently unclear, with users noticing high CPU usage and significant storage consumption.
- Users have reported concerns about high CPU usage, elevated temperatures, and difficulties in resolving the issue, with some attributing it to the com.apple.mediaanalysisd process.
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The Apple Post
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Apple seeds third developer betas of iOS 26 and iPadOS 26
- Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 26, bringing refinements and new features to the software.
- iOS 26 introduces a significant visual overhaul with the Liquid Glass aesthetic, spatial wallpapers, and dynamic layouts.
- Enhancements to Apple Intelligence in iOS 26 include Live Translation, Visual Intelligence, and updates to Phone and Messages apps.
- Other features in iOS 26 include AutoMix in Apple Music, visited place tracking in Maps, and redesigned Wallet boarding passes with Live Activities integration.
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