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The new Mac mini with the M6 chip starts at $899, while the Mac Studio with M5 Ultra scales up to 512GB of unified memory. Apple is betting openly on running AI models locally, without the cloud.

Apple may unveil its first foldable iPhone on September 9, 2026, per Bloomberg and MacRumors. If true, Apple’s entry could reset the foldable market and accelerate everyday, on‑device AI experiences across productivity and content.

Artificial intelligence data centers are draining global DRAM chip production, pushing Apple to raise MacBook and iPad prices. The consumer ends up paying for an infrastructure they may never use.

Apple has sued OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets. A case reshaping the balance among digital giants and signaling an open war in the consumer AI era.

Apple's next update redesigns the iPhone experience: from an enhanced Liquid Glass effect to a conversational AI-powered Siri, along with collaboration with Google Gemini. A quiet revolution that will change the way we use our smartphones every day.

In early May 2024 a joint effort by the security firm Anthropic and the research team at Calif demonstrated that a sophisticated local‑privilege‑escalation (LPE) exploit could be built against macOS 26.4.1 running on Apple’s newest M5 silicon. The key differentiator was the use of Anthropic’s large‑language model (LLM) Mythos Preview, which dramatically compressed the discovery and development cycle that traditionally takes months into a matter of days.

From 1 September, Tim Cook will hand over day-to-day management to John Ternus but will remain executive chairman, retaining strategic control. The move, which is more than just a handover, aims to secure Apple’s future through financial discipline and new hardware leadership.

Apple may have taken its first concrete step toward a foldable iPhone. According to supply chain sources cited by MacRumors and Bloomberg, trial production of the device has reportedly begun at Foxconn facilities.