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Oops! My Cat Is an iPad Kid⭐7
A cat owner embraces feline screen time in 2026, exploring pet tech trends, interactive games, and expert tips on balanced digital enrichment for indoor cats.
Apple's Camera-Enabled AirPods Surface in Leaked Video⭐8
Apple's camera-equipped AirPods surface in leaked macOS beta video, showcasing visual intelligence features and hinting at a potential 2026 release.
Apple Ordered to Stop Discouraging iPhone and iPad Users from⭐8
German regulator orders Apple to stop biased consent pop-ups that steer users away from third-party apps, citing competition law violations.
Apple Partners with Alibaba to Train Custom AI Model for China⭐7
Apple and Alibaba partner to train a custom AI model for China, tackling regulatory and linguistic challenges to boost competitiveness.
Apple's iPhone 18 Might Skip Fall Launch—Here's What We Know⭐8
Apple's iPhone 18 may delay its fall launch, prioritizing Pro models first. Supplier hints suggest standard models could arrive in early 2027.
Apple to Stream Friday Night Baseball Live in Vision Pro⭐8
Apple streams Friday Night Baseball live in Vision Pro, offering immersive MLB games with spatial displays, real-time stats, and multi-view features.
OpenAI says Apple’s own security practices undermine its trade⭐9
OpenAI counters Apple's trade secrets suit, citing Apple's weak security and offboarding practices in its dismissal motion.
OpenAI Calls Apple's Trade Secrets Lawsuit 'Rotten to Its Core'⭐8
OpenAI seeks dismissal of Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, calling claims meritless and the case 'rotten to its core' as the AI legal battle intensifies.
OpenAI Subpoenas Apple Employees' Text Messages in Trade Secret⭐8
OpenAI subpoenas Apple employee texts in a trade secret lawsuit, aiming to prove independent AI development and counter misappropriation claims.
Apple Alleges Broader Trade Secret Theft by Former Employees in⭐7
Apple escalates trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI, seeking injunction and alleging 11 more ex-employees may be involved in IP theft.