Apple’s incoming CEO John Ternus built his career in hardware, and had little involvement in the company’s services business. However, remarks Ternus made to Apple employees last week indicate services are set to continue growing at Apple.

OpenAI’s hardware ambitions have been no secret , but the company has long indicated it’s not making a phone. But a says that’s no longer the case, and an iPhone competitor from OpenAI is now in the works.

SmartGym is rolling out a major update today, adding new ways to compare workouts over time, custom heart rate zones, new exercises, and more. Here are the details.

I’ve been a user for years, and it still amazes me how often the app gets major updates with several useful, interesting new features.

Today’s update is no different. It replaces the Monthly Summary view with the Workout Summary, which lets users toggle between weekly and monthly views and compare the current period with the previous one

A few days ago, Adobe announced Firefly AI Assistant, a cross-app AI agent that coordinates actions and workflows across its Creative Cloud suite from a single conversational interface. Now, the company is making it available in public beta. Here are the details.

As we covered last month, Adobe’s new Firefly AI Assistant is a smart agent that builds on existing AI assistants in several Creative Cloud apps, and orchestrates multi-step actions between them from a single, unified interface, maintaining context across sessions.

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Starting today, Spotify users will have access to guided workouts for activities such as yoga, running, dancing, and high-intensity interval training, in addition to Peloton content in certain markets. Here are the details.

Spotify announced today that Free and Premium subscribers will get access to a new fitness feature, which will offer playlists and curated content from wellness creators, including:

Additionally, Spotify is announcing a partnership with Peloton that will give Premium subscribers access to more than 1,400 ad-free, on

Microsoft recently announced something rather interesting – a . In short, if your age and tenure at the company add up to 70 or greater, you’re able to voluntarily leave the company, retire early, and receive a (likely) hefty payout.

It’s a less hostile form of layoffs, and while I don’t think Apple would implement it for the same reasons as Microsoft, I think it could serve a unique purpose for transforming the company.

In all likelihood, Microsoft’s buyout is

Last night, my iPhone Air battery went to zero about 11 PM. I plugged in the USB-C charging cable within seconds of it shutting down, assuming it would immediately boot up again, like you expect. But it didn’t. Minutes passed and nothing happened. There was no low battery indicator visible on the screen; the display was just black. It was like the phone was dead.

It turns out this is a thing . There are several threads online with posts from other iPhone owners describing

On September 1st, 2026, John Ternus will officially become Apple’s CEO. Here’s why that timing maters for both Ternus and Apple.

First and foremost, John Ternus will officially start as CEO less than two weeks before Apple will likely hold their annual September event. While this event is always a major one for Apple, this year’s is set to be particularly significant, as it should finally introduce Apple’s first foldable iPhone .

If you’re in the market for an excellent 3-in-1 charging stand to use with your Apple devices, could be an excellent pick. It offers with Qi2.2 support for iPhone, as well as support for and – making it an excellent pick for Apple users.

There’s plenty of MagSafe charging stands on the market, but not many of them support Qi2.2 with 25W of charging. This does, meaning you can take advantage of the highest charging speeds on