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Everyone probably has a massive photo library going back for years, maybe even over a decade. Over time, that consumes more and more storage – and this becomes a problem, especially if you’re paying for iCloud storage. On the other hand, decluttering isn’t easy.
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Apple Card has been throwing around loads of limited-time sign up offers lately , but those only help new customers – not existing ones. This new offer, however, benefits existing Apple Card users.
Through May 18th, Apple Card users can and get $100 in Daily Cash after the new co-owner spends $100 in their first 30 days.
Apple introduced Apple Card Family a few years ago, and it looks like they’re wanting to incentivize more people to add
Apple CarPlay recently gained support for AI chatbots, and the third app to add support is coming soon: Grok.
The latest version of Grok for iPhone already includes a placeholder app for Apple CarPlay. Grok’s CarPlay app doesn’t actually work yet, but the placeholder app confirms that xAI is planning to support Apple’s in-car experience soon.
For now, the app just launches with a message for users: “Grok Voice mode coming soon to CarPlay.” Grok is already a built-in
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Look, it’s Friday. OpenAI updated Codex. It has Tamagotchi-style pets. You can make your own. Lil Finder Guy is hovering over my Dock.
The new /pet feature inside Codex is really just for fun.
You can type “/pet” to show or hide one of several playful little creatures — no goblins for some reason — or make your own.
Apple has accused the Competition Commission of India (CCI) of overstepping its judicial authority in a new court filing tied to an ongoing antitrust case in the country. Here are the details.
For the past few years, Apple has been fighting the Competition Commission of India in an antitrust investigation that accuses the company of abusing its dominant position on the App Store. Apple has always denied the accusations.
The main point of contention between the two sides is how any potential penalty would be calculated.
Under India’s updated competition
As WhatsApp continues its glacially-paced rollout of the Liquid Glass look to the main Chats screen, Meta is also working to add the revamped look to the in-chat interface. Here are the details.
Last year, WhatsApp began testing an early adaptation of the Liquid Glass look, bringing it to the app’s bottom navigation bar and some elements of the Chats tab interface.
In early October, WABetaInfo reported that the new look was starting to roll out to some users , but the rollout appears to have been
As the 2026 F1 season lands in Miami for the first of three U.S. races for the year, Apple SVP of Services and Health Eddy Cue spoke to the press about the company’s growing involvement in the sport, including John Ternus’s passion for racing. Here are the details.
As reported by , Eddy Cue told the press at the Miami Grand Prix that he “hopes and expects” there will be a sequel to .
His remarks come a little more than two months
Apple gave Perplexity a shoutout during its Q2 2026 earnings call yesterday, and now the company is offering more details on why it is building its Mac-first Personal Computer platform. Here are the details.
Last month, Perplexity announced Personal Computer , a Mac-native platform built to primarily run on a Mac mini (though it can run on any Mac) and serve as the user’s personal agentic assistant running across their local and cloud environments.
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Personal Computer is