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Trump threatens new tariffs on Apple, Samsung and the EU
- U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested imposing new tariffs on Apple devices and products made in the European Union, as well as on Samsung and other smartphone makers.
- Apple might face tariffs of at least 25% if their iPhones are not manufactured in the U.S., while the EU companies could face tariffs up to 50%.
- Shifting iPhone production to the U.S. could be challenging and costly, with estimates suggesting domestically made iPhones could cost up to $3,500.
- Trump also indicated a potential 50% tariff on EU goods starting on June 1, 2025, citing stalled trade deal negotiations as the reason.
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Apple CEO reportedly urged Texas’ governor to ditch online child safety bill
- Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly urged Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to make changes to or veto a bill requiring Apple to verify the ages of device owners.
- Apple, along with Google, has been opposing the Texas bill, stating that it could threaten user privacy by collecting sensitive personal information.
- The bill in Texas would link a minor's App Store account to their parents' to allow parental approval or denial of app downloads, aiming to give parents more control over children's device usage.
- Several states, including Texas, are considering similar legislation, with Apple having successfully prevented a similar bill in Louisiana last year.
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President Trump says his 25% U.S. import tariff on Apple will also apply to Samsung, all other smartphone makers
- President Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on Apple, extending to Samsung and other smartphone manufacturers not making products in the US for domestic sale.
- Trump also emphasized a 50% tariff on the European Union without a trade agreement and expects Apple to manufacture iPhones in the US.
- Apple offers trade-in discounts in China until June 18, 2025, and plans to launch smart glasses by the end of 2026.
- Additionally, Apple has abandoned integrating a camera into the Apple Watch and Trump announced a 50% tariff on EU goods starting June 1, 2025.
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The Verge
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Apple is hitting back in the war over internet age-gating
- Apple CEO Tim Cook intervened to halt Texas age verification bill SB 2420, which would require app stores to verify users' age.
- Apple opposes the bill due to concerns about privacy, stating it would collect sensitive personal information for all users in Texas trying to download apps.
- Several states are proposing age verification measures placing the burden on app stores; Utah already has such a law, with Texas on the verge of passing one as well.
- The fight over digital age-verification systems has intensified between web services and device makers like Apple and Google, with concerns over privacy and effectiveness.
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Sony's New WH-1000XM6 Headphones vs. AirPods Max
- Sony has released a new set of high-end over-ear noise-canceling headphones, the WH-1000XM6, and a comparison has been made with Apple's AirPods Max.
- The Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are priced at $450, making them competitive with the AirPods Max which are priced at $549 but frequently available at a lower price from other retailers.
- Sony's XM6 headphones feature foldable ear cups for portability, a more protective case design, and are lighter and more comfortable for long-term wear.
- Both the AirPods Max and XM6 headphones offer excellent sound quality, active noise cancellation, and similar battery life, but the AirPods Max have advantages in Apple ecosystem integration.
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Nanoleaf EXPO Case Review: Fun LED Display Boxes for Sneakers and Collectibles
- Nanoleaf's EXPO Smart LED Display Cases are priced at $270 for a pack of four, with expansion cases available for $63.
- They are rectangular LED-equipped display boxes with white plastic sides and clear front and back panels.
- These cases, while sturdy, have limitations in height and take effort to assemble.
- They connect together with connectors, allowing for different design setups, but lack wall mounting hardware.
- The cases offer touch-based controls for color and brightness adjustments, but some find them overly sensitive.
- Connected to the Nanoleaf app, the cases offer over 16 million colors, patterns, and light sequences.
- The cases support connectivity with HomeKit, Siri, and Thread for improved connectivity.
- Nanoleaf provides various color options, including shades of white, brightness control, and customization for ambient lighting.
- With a two-year warranty and 30-day return window, the EXPO Cases strive to offer reliability and customer satisfaction.
- Despite some minor drawbacks in button sensitivity and color options, the EXPO Cases are a unique and valuable option for collectors.
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Sam Altman and Jony Ive crash Google's AI party. Apple wasn't even invited.
- OpenAI acquired Jony Ive's AI startup io for $6.5 billion, stirring concerns for Apple and Google in the tech industry.
- Despite OpenAI gaining momentum, Google impressed at its I/O conference, hinting at a competitive future in AI.
- Jony Ive's startup, focused on a personalized chatbot assistant, poses a potential threat to Apple's innovation challenges.
- OpenAI's acquisition of Ive's startup introduces ChatGPT as a formidable competitor to Apple's developments in AI technology.
- Microsoft's hiring of Jay Parikh from Meta and Google I/O coverage were among other notable tech stories this week.
- Tech industry updates feature Google's stock rise and Apple's decline, along with insights on blockchain pay trends and tech salaries.
- The impact of an iPhone tariff threat by Donald Trump adds to challenges for Apple, while Google gains market cap.
- AI tools like Gemini chatbot and ElevenLabs enable innovative podcast creation methods, as discussed by tech experts.
- Feedback on the article and insights on OpenAI's influence on Apple and Google are encouraged for further discussion.
- The integration of AI technologies in various fields continues to shape the future of innovation and competition in the tech sector.
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BGR
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A list of every Apple product delayed because of Apple Intelligence
- Apple is facing delays in releasing new products due to the struggles with Apple Intelligence development.
- Three Apple products, including Apple AR Glasses, a Smart Home Device, and a Display with a robotic limb, have been delayed because of the limitations of Apple Intelligence.
- Other upcoming Apple devices like the iPhone 17 models, iPhone Fold, and Apple Watch are also expected to require better AI features for optimal performance.
- Apple is committed to expanding its AI capabilities over the coming years to ensure its products meet the desired standards.
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It's still cheaper to import iPhones with 25% tariffs, than assemble in the US
- Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that despite Trump's 25% tariff on Apple, it is still more cost-effective to import iPhones rather than manufacture them in the US.
- The lack of efficient manufacturing processes, such as automation with robots, is not the sole reason for iPhone production not being moved to the US.
- Trump's 25% tariff on Apple's iPhones, announced on May 23, 2025, has caused Apple's share price to drop, but analysts like Ming-Chi Kuo believe it is more profitable for Apple to pay the tariff than relocate assembly lines to the US.
- The long-term profitability for Apple is better if they absorb the impact of the tariffs on iPhones sold in the US market rather than shifting manufacturing back to the US.
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Macrumors
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iOS 18 Leak Reveals Apple Tested MacBook Pros With M3 Ultra Chip
- Apple tested its highest-end M3 Ultra chip in MacBook Pro models, as revealed by a leak.
- Code references to unreleased 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with the M3 Ultra chip were found in an internal build of iOS 18 running on an iPhone 16 engineering prototype.
- The M3 Ultra chip is currently limited to the Mac Studio, making this discovery noteworthy as Apple has never released a MacBook Pro with an Ultra chip.
- Apple eventually updated the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chip options, leading to the conclusion that MacBook Pro models with the M3 Ultra chip are unlikely to be released.
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Apple Calendar redesign to “reimagine what a modern calendar can be”
- Apple is redesigning its Calendar app for iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, as confirmed in a recent job posting seeking a Senior Software Engineer.
- The redesign aims to 'reimagine what a modern calendar can be across Apple’s platforms,' hinting at potential AI integration for automating tasks.
- Apple's acquisition of Mayday Labs, known for an AI-powered calendar app, could influence the new Calendar design with features like automatic scheduling and 'Calendar Shield'.
- The revamped Calendar app, expected to be previewed at WWDC25 in June, may introduce AI capabilities and a new user interface, addressing the slow addition of new features in previous updates.
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Apple's Latest Ads Show Off Key iPhone Features
- Apple has released new short video ads on its UK YouTube channel showcasing iPhone features like App Store, Ceramic Shield, Stolen Device Protection, and Find My.
- The ads are 13 seconds long, text-based, and provide information about different iPhone capabilities like location tracking, security features, and Ceramic Shield toughness.
- Each ad focuses on a specific feature such as Find My for tracking kids, Stolen Device Protection for added security, and Ceramic Shield's durability compared to traditional glass.
- The App Store ad emphasizes Apple's review process for apps to ensure device security, and all ads conclude with the tagline 'There's more to iPhone.'
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Why Making an iPhone in the U.S. Would Be So Difficult
- President Trump demands Apple to start making iPhones in the U.S. or pay tariffs on imported iPhones.
- Apple has shifted production to various Asian countries but not the U.S., with 80% of iPhones still made in China.
- Making iPhones in the U.S. would be expensive and require doubling prices due to higher costs and smaller population.
- Experts say shifting iPhone production to the U.S. now would be economically unfeasible, especially with potential changes in technology.
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∞ The Dalrymple Report: Jony Ive and OpenAI, Epic Games
- OpenAI acquired Jony Ive's company, io, for $6.5 billion dollars, aiming to develop a new generation of AI-powered computers.
- The ongoing legal battle between Epic Games and Apple appears to be nearing its conclusion.
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How to cycle through all wallpapers within a folder on Mac
- To rotate wallpapers from a folder on Mac, create a new folder and add images to it.
- Open System Preferences, go to Wallpaper section, and add the newly created folder as a source.
- Choose a specific wallpaper from the folder or set the system to rotate through all wallpapers automatically.
- You can customize switching intervals and opt for random wallpaper rotation in System Preferences.
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