Apple has just released macOS Sequoia 15.4 to all Mac users. This latest software update includes a variety of new features and enhancements, like a redesigned Mail app, new widgets, Apple Intelligence changes, and more. Here’s what‘s new.

Apple has released watchOS 11.4 for Apple Watch users, and while it isn’t a particularly big update, it does include a few new features and at least one key bug fix. Here’s what’s new.

Update : After initially listing watchOS 11.4 on its website as released, the site has since been updated to remove the update. It’s unknown when it will return.

Apple Watch owners may not get as big of releases as what’s found in iOS

Alongside iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 , Apple is also rolling out today. The update brings Apple Intelligence support, a new Spatial Gallery app, and more.

As previously reported , visionOS 2.4 is a big update for Apple Vision Pro. Here’s a rundown of what’s new:

• Apple Intelligence support
• New Spatial Gallery app
• Apple Vision Pro app for iPhone
• Guest User enhancements
• The dictation feature now supports editing your text using your voice
• Support for solving inline math equations in the Notes

iOS 18.4 is now available for iPhone users everywhere. The update brings new Apple Intelligence features, upgrades to Apple News, new emoji, CarPlay changes, and more. Head below for the rundown on all the new features in iOS 18.4.

You can update your iPhone to iOS 18.4 by going to the Settings app, choosing General, then choosing Software Update. The update is available to all iPhone models that support iOS 18.4. The new Apple Intelligence features,

Apple TV+ has been on a hot streak lately, and that’s only expected to continue in April. Seth Rogen’s hit comedy will release new episodes all month, and there’s another prestige series just around the corner: Jon Hamm’s is getting strong early buzz, and already scored a season 2 pickup. It will be joined this month by surrealist comedy , new family content, and an intriguing French drama. Here’s everything coming to in April.

This is your last chance to jump into the Amazon before the whole thing shuts down tonight, however the final day of the sale is ushering in some notable price drops for . Our is loaded with deals on portable SSDs, microSD cards, flash drives, NAS systems, and more, but we are also tracking some Apple gear deals today as well – Apple’s new , you can save up to , and the 36GB . On top of that, the Twelve South’s wonderful 15W 3

Fernando and Jeff talk WWDC 2025, why we need to bring back in-person keynotes, iOS 19 leaks, the future of Apple Intelligence, iOS 18.4, ChatGPT Siri vs standalone, and more.

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• WWDC 2025
• iOS 19 leaks

Last week Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman where he answered a variety of questions about Apple. Here’s what he revealed about iOS 19’s upcoming brand new design.

Mark Gurman has reported several times on iOS 19’s new design, but normally only in published Bloomberg works. But a few days ago he was on a call where he had the unique opportunity to speak more casually about what’s coming.

According to , at one point Gurman is asked: “You’ve reported that iOS

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