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Perplexity Gains Labs for Creating Reports, Spreadsheets, Web Apps and More
- Perplexity today introduced Perplexity Labs, a feature allowing subscribers to create reports, spreadsheets, web apps, and dashboards backed by extensive research and analysis.
- Perplexity Labs operates similarly to having a dedicated team available for assistance, offering tools for deep web browsing, code execution, chart creation, and image generation.
- The AI-powered tool can accomplish tasks that would typically take days in just 10 minutes, such as developing marketing plans, financial analysis, and meal plans.
- Perplexity Pro subscribers now have access to Labs, priced at $20 per month, with availability on the web and iOS app, and forthcoming support for the Mac app.
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Apple launches Self Service Repair for iPad
- Apple extends Self Service Repair to include iPad, providing users access to repair manuals, genuine parts, troubleshooting sessions, tools, and rental kits.
- The program covers iPad Air, iPad Pro, iPad mini, and iPad models, allowing users to order replacement components like displays, batteries, cameras, and charging ports from Apple.
- Self Service Repair, launched in 2022, offers consumers repair manuals, genuine parts, and tools used by Apple technicians, aimed at technically proficient individuals with repair knowledge and experience.
- Apple emphasizes that while professional repair providers using genuine parts are the safest option for most users, Self Service Repair is suitable for those confident in their repair skills; the program now supports 65 Apple products.
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Apple expands iPhone satellite messaging and location-sharing to Mexico
- Apple has enabled its satellite-based messaging and location-sharing tools for iPhone users in Mexico, making it the third country—after the U.S. and Canada—where these features work without any cellular or Wi-Fi connection.
- Messages via satellite and Find My via satellite require an iPhone 14 or later running at least iOS 18.4. SMS delivery is supported on devices with iOS 17.6 or later and non-Apple phones.
- When the iPhone can’t find a network, users can use Messages via Satellite by pointing their device skyward to link to the nearest satellite, enabling text and emoji exchanges. Media, audio clips, and group chats are not supported yet.
- Find My via satellite allows users to share their precise locations from remote areas through the Find My app. Apple plans to expand these satellite services to more regions in the future.
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Apple to open third store in India at Bengaluru’s Phoenix Mall of Asia
- Apple is set to open its third retail store in India at Bengaluru’s Phoenix Mall of Asia.
- The new store will be located in 8,000 sq ft of space and is part of Apple's expansion in the Indian market.
- Apple has signed a lease for the space, with an annual rent of ₹2.09 crore and 2 percent of gross revenue to the landlord for the first three years.
- This move aligns with Apple's strategy in India, where it has been increasing local production and aims to double its output to 80 million units by 2026.
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Larger screen in iPhone 17 essentially confirmed
- The standard iPhone 17 model is expected to feature a larger 6.3-inch screen, surpassing the current 6.1-inch screen in the iPhone 16.
- The larger screen size in the iPhone 17 could make it a top choice for consumers selecting from the 2025 series, similar to the popularity of the base model in the iPhone 16 series.
- Display Supply Chain Consultants CEO Ross Young, known for reliable insights, shared that the iPhone 17's screen size will be 6.27 inches, following the trend of the iPhone 16 Pro.
- Additionally, Young disclosed the screen sizes for other models in the iPhone 17 series, with the iPhone 17 Air expected to have a 6.55-inch screen, the iPhone 17 Pro retaining a 6.27-inch screen, and the iPhone 17 Pro Max keeping a 6.86-inch screen.
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Apple finally got good news about the iPhone this week
- The iPhone 16 emerged as the best-selling smartphone globally in the first quarter of 2025, according to Counterpoint Research.
- Despite leading in sales, Apple missed its revenue targets for fiscal Q1, attributed to challenges in China where government subsidies favor cheaper models over Pro versions.
- The base model iPhone 16 excelled in global sales, but Morningstar analyst William Kerwin remains cautious about Apple's overall success, highlighting past lackluster performance.
- Apple faced hurdles in 2025, including uncertainties with CEO Tim Cook and tariffs, as well as underwhelming growth in AI-driven sales for the iPhone 16.
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Apple Operating System Version Years
- Apple is set to rebrand its operating system versions at WWDC to be based on years, similar to Windows in the 90s.
- The upcoming OS versions will be iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, visionOS 26, tvOS 26, and watchOS 26.
- These changes are anticipated to be released by the end of 2025.
- This shift from version numbers to years aims to provide a clearer timeline for system updates.
- Some concerns are raised around potential confusion with iPhone naming and iOS version numbers.
- The move is expected to simplify the process of identifying and tracking software upgrades.
- The speculation has spurred varied reactions from tech enthusiasts, with opinions on the aesthetics and practicality of the new naming convention.
- It is suggested that the traditional version numbering may still be used in APIs to avoid compatibility issues.
- Critics argue that sticking to a one-year development cycle could impact Apple's software quality.
- The decision to adopt a year-based naming scheme for OSes may solidify Apple's commitment to annual updates.
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MacInTouch Paused
- MacInTouch website traffic is overwhelmed by cyberattacks and other abuses, leading to rising server costs and prompting a pause by Ric Ford.
- Ric Ford, the founder, is taking a break to re-assess priorities due to the challenges faced, but an alternative website, tidbits.com, is suggested.
- The MacInTouch community expresses sadness over the pause and hopes for the site's return, as it has been a long-standing source of content about Macintosh and Apple.
- The impermanence of websites like MacInTouch is highlighted, with past articles now returning 404 Page Not Found errors, emphasizing the transient nature of internet content.
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Introducing AVALON, an all-new podcast about Apple from Neil Cybart
- Neil Cybart is set to launch a new Apple-focused podcast named AVALON, aimed at bringing fresh perspectives in the tech community.
- The podcast will feature weekly discussions on Apple products, product strategy, industry analysis, personal observations, and engage with AVALON listeners.
- AVALON will not rely on sponsorships or ads but will be listener-supported with a subscription fee of $10 per month or $100 per year.
- Special offers include free access for Above Avalon members with the Podcasts add-on, as well as discounts for non-members who wish to join AVALON.
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With iOS 18 Jumping to iOS 26, Will Apple Renumber iPhones Too?
- Apple is planning to change its numbering scheme for software updates, including iOS, to use the upcoming year as the version number.
- This change may lead to the possibility of future iPhone models following a year-based numbering system, making it clearer to consumers when each iPhone was released.
- Apple could adopt a naming system similar to that of the Mac lineup for iPhones or choose to follow the iPad's generational numbering approach.
- It remains uncertain whether Apple will renumber iPhones or stick with the current naming convention, with more details possibly being revealed at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9.
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Is Apple About to Change the Game for Gamers?
- Apple is set to launch a new app that will make it easier for developers to bring PC and console-quality games to macOS.
- The app will allow developers to adapt their Windows games for macOS faster, opening doors to a new premium audience and more competitive gameplay.
- This move suggests that Apple sees serious opportunity in gaming beyond casual iOS hits, potentially leading to Apple-backed esports and more innovation in the gaming industry.
- Gaming is evolving into a profession, lifestyle, and growing economy, and Apple's entry into this space could have a significant impact on the gaming industry as a whole.
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Apple: Developers Paid No Commission on 90% of 2024 Sales
- Apple's App Store in the U.S. facilitated $406 billion in developer billings and sales in 2024.
- Over 90% of billings and sales on the App Store didn't incur any commission for developers last year.
- The App Store ecosystem handled $277 billion from physical goods and services, $75 billion from in-app advertising, and $53 billion from digital goods and services in 2024.
- Apple reported preventing over $2 billion in fraudulent transactions in 2024 and more than $9 billion in the past five years on the App Store.
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Smartphone Shipment Forecast Down Amid Tariff Volatility, IDC Warns
- IDC warns of a modest 0.6% year-over-year growth in global smartphone shipments in 2025, down from the previous forecast of 2.3% growth due to uncertainty, tariff volatility, and economic challenges.
- The forecasted compound annual growth rate of smartphone shipments for the 2024-2029 period is 1.4%, with low single-digit growth expected throughout.
- China is expected to drive a 3% growth in smartphone shipments due to government subsidies, while Apple is forecasted to decline by 1.9% in 2025.
- The US market is projected to grow by 1.9% in 2025, impacted by the US-China trade war and tariff-related price increases.
- The smartphone industry faces uncertainty due to potential tariff hikes, with India and Vietnam seen as key production alternatives to China amid geopolitical complexities.
- Trump's tariff threats have led to disruptions in smartphone production, with Apple considering shifting production to India to avoid tariffs and increase costs.
- Apple expects additional costs of $900 million due to tariffs, considering price increases for future iPhone models while seeking to attribute them to new features rather than tariffs.
- After suspending punitive tariffs against China and other countries for 90 days in May, Trump's trade policies continue to impact smartphone supply chains and costs globally.
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DIRECTV customers can enjoy free Sunday Night Soccer for the remainder of the 2025 MLS season
- DIRECTV customers can now watch weekly Sunday Night Soccer matches for free for the remainder of the 2025 MLS season, including residential and commercial subscribers.
- New for 2025, MLS Season Pass features Sunday Night Soccer with dedicated studio programming, pre- and postgame shows, and enhanced production, available for Apple TV+ subscribers as well.
- Sunday Night Soccer matches in English and Spanish include well-known broadcasters and highlight the most compelling MLS matchups, with postgame shows like MLS Wrap Up and MLS El Resumen for comprehensive weekly recaps.
- In other news, IDC forecasts 0.6% YoY growth in worldwide smartphone shipments in 2025, Apple TV+ unveils a new animated series, Apple's iPhone 16 is the best-selling smartphone in Q1 2025, and Apple introduces a dedicated video game app for its devices.
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iPhone 17 Display Sizes: What to Expect
- Apple's iPhone 17 lineup will include four iPhones, with two having new display sizes.
- The standard iPhone 17 will feature a larger 6.27-inch display compared to the iPhone 16.
- The iPhone 17 Air will have a 6.55-inch display, slightly smaller than the iPhone 16 Plus.
- The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max will have 6.27-inch and 6.86-inch displays, respectively.
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