Tim Cook has been making rounds in China this week. Among his many meetings, the CEO reportedly met with a Chinese government official. The result? Apple is said to be increasing its investment in China, especially in supply chain development.

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday. , topics discussed included “Apple’s development in China, online data security management and cloud services.”

Following that meeting, state news agency Xinhua shared a quote from Cook signaling a renewed commitment to investing more heavily in China moving

OnePlus (and Oppo) have launched a new solution for sharing files with iPhone users wirelessly, all baked into the latest Android 15 update. But… uh… it’s probably not going to be all that popular.

Within OxygenOS 15, OnePlus has launched a new “Share with iPhone” button in the share menu. The button shows prominently and, as OnePlus explains, is meant to “simplify” file sharing between OnePlus and iPhone devices.

OnePlus says:

The “Share with iPhone” feature simplifies

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The first iOS 18.2 beta brought a ton of new features and changes , with powerful Apple Intelligence upgrades being the highlight. But the release also introduced a new iMessage child safety feature for reporting nudes to Apple. Here’s what you should know.

As of iOS 17, children under 13 with an Apple device will have a feature called Communication Safety turned on by default.

As explains, “If your child receives or attempts to send photos or videos that might contain nudity, Communication Safety warns

The Snapchat camera will soon be available from the iPhone Lock Screen thanks to the iOS 18 feature letting you swap out the standard Camera app and flashlight for apps or shortcut actions of your choice …

One of the new features introduced in iOS 18 was the ability to change the Lock Screen controls. These were previously limited to the stock Camera app and the flashlight, but you can now substitute any supported app – or perform almost any other action by using Shortcuts.

The Camera app icon was always redundant as you could

A new supply-chain report notes that the Apple Watch Series 10 advanced display technology is expected to be adopted in future iPhones .

Apple’s trickle-down approach means that the Apple Watch always gets the most advanced display tech first before it later rolls out to other devices, and the S10 tech is likely to be later used for iPhones – but not next year …

The Apple Watch Series 4 was the first device in Apple’s product line-up to use a form of OLED display technology

While the narrative around Apple Intelligence is that the company is leaning heavily on “coming later” asterisks, and we’ll have to wait a long time for any of it to actually launch, yesterday’s iOS 18.2 beta release tells a somewhat different story.

Now, sure, we have to include an asterisk of our own here – just because a feature is available in the current beta doesn’t mean it’ll make it into the release version in December – but it’s still

Editor’s note: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that iOS 18.2 beta enabled sleep apnea monitoring. The article has been replaced to reflect the feature is officially approved for all Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2, and Series 10 users in Canada .

Apple announced in September that sleep apnea detection was coming to the Apple Watch, and the feature is now available in many countries around the world. As of today, Canada is joining the list where sleep apnea notifications are available to Apple

Apple last year introduced the ability for third-party web browsers to add web apps to the iOS Home Screen , a feature that was previously exclusive to Safari. However, these web apps still depend on Apple’s WebKit. But Apple is changing that with iOS 18.2 – at least for a specific group of users.

With the release of the first beta of iOS 18.2 to developers on Wednesday, that will let third-party browsers add web apps to the iPhone Home Screen using their