Apple used WWDC26 to unveil a dramatically smarter Siri, expand Apple Intelligence across its ecosystem, and introduce major new child safety tools. The announcements mark Apple’s biggest AI push yet and signal a major shift in the company’s software strategy.
OpenAI is bringing Codex to the ChatGPT mobile app, allowing developers to monitor AI coding agents, approve commands, and manage remote development environments from anywhere.
Google and Apple are finally enabling encrypted RCS messaging between Android and iPhone users, helping modern texting become more secure.
1Password is raising its Safari requirements, and while nothing breaks immediately, the change highlights a growing issue for users holding onto older Apple devices.
Apple is handing leadership to John Ternus after years of financial success under Tim Cook, but product concerns are hard to ignore.
IBM is adding AI-powered features to the Masters Tournament app, but not every golf fan may care.
Apple has had over a decade to fix a maddening iOS bug – when you copy an email address, you get a mailto: prefix you never asked for. It is a small thing. It should not still be happening.
Apple Sports now supports golf, giving iPhone users live PGA Tour and LPGA Tour scores, player tracking, and easy to follow leaderboards.
Apple has confirmed that future Apple Intelligence models will rely on Google Gemini, marking the most surprising strategic pivot in years. After falling behind rivals in AI and failing to evolve Siri, Apple has partnered with the very company it spent a decade competing against. The announcement reads like a quiet admission that Apple lost the AI race it helped start.
Apple confirmed that Chase will take over issuing Apple Card in about two years. Users keep all perks, Mastercard stays the network, and longtime rumors of Goldman Sachs leaving the partnership proved accurate.
Quick Share and AirDrop now talk to each other on the Pixel 10, with Google stressing a Rust based, secure by design foundation for cross platform sharing.
Apple’s new Digital ID lets users create a secure identity in Wallet using their U.S. passport rolling out to 250 TSA checkpoints nationwide.