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tvOS 19 and watchOS 12 also expected to get major design revamps
- Apple is rumored to revamp the design of its various operating systems, including iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, tvOS 19, and watchOS 12.
- The new design language will extend to all upcoming OS updates, with a significant focus on visual changes.
- Expectations are high for WWDC 2025, where Apple is anticipated to unveil these redesigned operating systems and potentially introduce new hardware like the second generation AirTag.
- While specific details about the redesigns for tvOS 19 and watchOS 12 are not fully disclosed, Apple aims to enhance the traditional OS approach across its range of systems.
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Apple’s glassy design overhaul allegedly extends to the Apple Watch and Apple TV
- Apple is planning a design overhaul for its Apple Watch and Apple TV with the upcoming watchOS 12 and tvOS 19 updates.
- The redesign will be part of a broader design revamp extending to iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, aiming for consistency and unification across Apple's operating systems.
- The new look is inspired by visionOS, codenamed 'Solarium', which is described as 'slicker and more modern,' with changes to the user interface of Apple Watch and Apple TV.
- iOS 19 will be previewed on June 9 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, with a focus on the new OS redesign, reflecting the biggest design update since iOS 7 in 2013.
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How to stop Mac from restarting after sleep
- Troubleshooting tips to fix software issues and bugs causing unexpected Mac restarts after waking from sleep include checking for kernel panic, system errors, software glitches, and app issues as common culprits.
- Steps like updating to the latest macOS version, unplugging peripherals, restarting the machine, stopping automatic wake, booting in Safe Mode, checking battery health, considering a UPS, resetting Mac's SMC, monitoring Activity Monitor, and checking for third-party kernel extensions can help resolve the issue.
- Running Apple Diagnostics, reinstalling macOS, and seeking inspection by skilled technicians are recommended if the problem persists even after trying the initial troubleshooting steps.
- If the Mac continues to have sleep and restart issues, visiting an Apple store or authorized service provider for further diagnosis and solutions is advised.
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iPhone App for Keeping Track of More Than 800 Apple Watch Bands Receives Major Update
- Bandbreite version 2.0 was recently released in the App Store for the iPhone and iPad, introducing over 30 new features and changes.
- The app provides information on every official Apple Watch band ever released, with over 840 bands organized by style, color, or release date.
- Starting with version 2.0, the app charges a one-time $7.49 fee for managing a collection of more than five Apple Watch bands to ensure sustainability.
- Existing users with over five bands can access all free and paid features in the update but must pay the fee to add more bands. An updated Mac app and Apple Watch companion app are also in progress.
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Memorial Day Apple Deals Include Low Prices on AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad, and More
- Amazon is offering discounts on various Apple products, including AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad, Apple Pencil Pro, and MacBook Air for Memorial Day sales.
- Other Memorial Day sales include discounts on Samsung products, Logitech, Belkin, and more across different retailers.
- Specific deals include USB-C AirPods Max for $479.99, AirPods 4 with ANC for $148.99, Apple Watch Series 10 models for $299.00 and $329.00, record low prices on iPad mini 7 starting at $399.00, up to $55 off on 11th generation iPad, Apple Pencil Pro for $99.00, and discounts on MacBook Air models.
- For more Apple-related bargains, readers can visit the Apple Deals roundup on MacRumors and sign up for the Deals Newsletter to stay updated on discounts.
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When to Expect the AirTag 2: Here's What the Latest Rumors Say
- Rumors suggest a new AirTag 2 could be released soon, possibly within the next month.
- Expected upgrades for the AirTag 2 include a second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, a tamper-proof speaker, and improved Apple Vision Pro integration.
- No major design changes are expected for the AirTag 2.
- Apple previously released the original AirTag in April 2021, priced at $29 for an individual tag and $99 for a set of four.
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Trump may have added 25% iPhone tariff specifically to punish Tim Cook
- The US imposed a 25% tariff on all iPhones imported into the country, possibly as a form of punishment towards Tim Cook for skipping a Trump event.
- The decision was announced by Trump on May 23, 2025, mentioning that Apple would have to bear the tariff costs, unlike previous claims made by Trump regarding foreign countries.
- According to the New York Times, Apple was specifically targeted because Tim Cook did not attend an event with Trump while the president was visiting the Middle East from May 13 to May 16.
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Today in Apple history: Apple becomes world’s most valuable tech company
- On May 26, 2010, Apple surpassed Microsoft to become the world's most valuable technology company for the first time.
- The rivalry between Microsoft and Apple dates back to the 1980s, characterized by strategic partnerships and legal disputes.
- Apple's resurgence in the late 1990s was driven by successful products like the iPod, iPhone, and iTunes, leading to its market value surpassing Microsoft in 2010.
- In 2018, Apple became the first public company to reach a $1 trillion market cap, with Microsoft also achieving this milestone shortly after.
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Apple smart glasses coming in 2026 rumored to be comparable to Meta’s Ray-Bans and Google’s Android XR glasses
- Apple is rumored to release its first smart glasses in 2026 with features comparable to Meta’s Ray-Bans and Google’s Android XR glasses.
- The glasses are said to have cameras, microphones, speakers, and Siri voice assistant support, enabling functions like phone calls, music playback, live translations, and turn-by-turn directions.
- Reports suggest Apple's smart glasses could arrive by the end of 2026, and the project is being developed by the Vision Products Group with multiple models in the works.
- Apple has also shelved plans for a camera-equipped Apple Watch model, while continuing work on camera-equipped AirPods and planning to release a smart home hub with AI features by the end of 2025.
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Apple Intelligence is just flashy Siri fluff, and iOS 19 won’t change much either
- WWDC 2025 is just two weeks away, with Apple planning system-wide revamps including iOS 19.
- Apple's competitors are ahead in AI features, making Apple Intelligence appear flashy but lacking in substance.
- iOS 18 introduced Apple Intelligence features but fell short on delivering significant user impact.
- Expectations for iOS 19 are low, with the focus on incremental improvements rather than groundbreaking changes.
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Apple's Rumored Smart Home Hub Has Faced a Disappointing Setback
- Apple has scrapped some features planned for its smart home hub device, per Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
- Some features may be added to future models; device expected to be released by end of this year at the earliest.
- The device resembles a smaller, cheaper iPad with control over appliances and FaceTime; expected features include a 6-7 inch display and an A18 chip.
- First rumored by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo to enter mass production after WWDC 2025, the device aims to play a significant role for Apple in the smart home industry.
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How to scan documents using your iPhone
- Converting paper documents into digital formats allows for backups and declutters your space.
- Scanning documents using today's phones is easy without the need for a large flatbed scanner.
- iPhone users can scan documents using the built-in Notes or Files apps or opt for third-party alternatives.
- To scan documents in Notes, open or create a note, tap the paperclip icon, then Scan Documents; in Files, tap the three dots, then Scan Documents.
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Apple’s rumored smart home hub could finally launch by yearend
- Apple's rumored smart home hub may launch by the end of 2025, followed by a robotic version in 2026.
- The smart home hub was initially planned for March 2025 but was delayed due to missing iOS features.
- The device is expected to run on homeOS, offering a command center for HomeKit accessories and FaceTime video calling.
- A more advanced robotic version with a robotic arm and expressive movements is anticipated to arrive later, possibly in 2026 or 2027.
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iOS 19 Design Changes Rumored to Extend to Apple TV and Apple Watch
- Apple operating systems like iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16 rumored to receive design changes with increased translucency for a glass-like look.
- Design changes expected to extend to tvOS 19 for Apple TV and watchOS 12 for Apple Watch, inspired by visionOS for Apple's Vision Pro headset.
- Aiming for a more consistent appearance across Apple's operating systems, especially for Mac and iPad, with iPadOS 19 said to make iPads more like Macs.
- iOS 19's new design codenamed 'Solarium' with more translucent menus and buttons expected to be announced during WWDC 2025, as stated by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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Beats Expands Its Accessory Lineup With New Charging Cables
- Beats by Dre expands its product lineup with the introduction of new charging cables in four signature colors – Bolt Black, Surge Stone, Nitro Navy, and Rapid Red.
- The Beats Cables are designed for both aesthetics and durability, featuring braided nylon sleeves to prevent tangling and reinforced strain relief for extended lifespan.
- They support charging, syncing, streaming, and data transfer for various devices, including Android and Apple products, with USB 2.0 data transfer speeds and different key configurations available.
- The cables are priced at $18.99 for single cables and $34.99 for select two-packs, and they come in eco-friendly packaging made from 100% plant-based material sourced from recycled fiber and responsibly managed forests.
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