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iOS 27.2 Beta Introduces Anniversary Reminders Apple released the iOS 27.2 beta today, and it includes a small feature that could save you from an awkward phone call. The update adds a reminder that it's your anniversary when you call someone, as long as you've added the date in the Contacts app. On...

What's New in the iOS 27.2 Health App Redesign The iOS 27.2 beta introduces the most substantial redesign of the Health app in years. The headline change is a new top-level navigation bar that splits content into distinct sections, replacing the single scrolling feed that defined earlier versions. A...

What Is Snap's Specs Intelligence? Snap's Specs Intelligence is an anticipatory AI service built for the company's Specs augmented reality glasses. Rather than waiting for a direct command, it is designed to understand context and act ahead of an explicit request. Snap has framed the service as a co...

Snap's Half-Decade Journey to AR Glasses Snap has spent half a decade working toward its first consumer pair of AR glasses. That effort has finally produced a product the company is willing to put in customers' hands. The road to this moment was not short. For five years, Snap developed and refined ...

Apple's Potential Return to Server Manufacturing Apple is reportedly exploring a return to building its own servers, a business it largely stepped away from years ago. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the company may manufacture servers designed to support its artificial intelligence features, mar...

Google Home Gains MCP Integration Google Home has officially added support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a move that opens the platform to a new generation of AI-driven automation. Previously, smart home control was largely limited to predefined routines and voice commands. With MCP integrat...

What's New: Document and Presentation Creation in Claude Chats Claude can now create and edit documents and presentations directly within chats. Instead of switching between tools or manually building files from scratch, you can ask Claude to produce a document or presentation as part of the convers...

The Rise of AI-Powered Dating App Scams Dating apps have always attracted their share of fraudsters, but a new wave of scams is proving far more convincing than the clumsy catfishing of the past. Scammers are now supercharging their schemes with artificial intelligence, using the technology to creat...

The Industry's Long-Standing Calls for Regulation For years, leading AI executives have publicly welcomed the idea of legal guardrails around their own products. In 2023, Sam Altman told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that he supported licensing and safety requirements for advanced AI models, and O...

The Pro Camera's Major Upgrade The Pro camera has received a major upgrade this generation, and it is the most significant change in the entire lineup. While the standard models see refinements, the Pro takes a genuine leap forward. This upgrade isn't just about a single specification. It touches th...

The 'Pervert Glasses' Problem Camera-equipped smart glasses have struggled to shake an unflattering reputation. The devices are frequently dubbed "pervert glasses" because of the ease with which wearers can record people without their knowledge or consent. That nickname has followed the category for...

The Last Intel 21.5-Inch iMac Goes Vintage Apple has officially added the last Intel-based 21.5-inch iMac to its vintage products list, closing the book on a machine that served homes, schools, and offices for years. The model in question is the 21.5-inch iMac released in 2019, the final version of ...