Apple’s Self Service Repair program now includes the iPhone 17 series, giving users direct access to genuine parts and manuals. This expansion represents a major milestone in the right-to-repair movement. However, significant challenges remain for DIY enthusiasts.
Samsung appears to be reversing course on the Galaxy S26 Edge cancellation, with new reports suggesting an even slimmer design for 2026. This ultra-thin strategy could redefine premium smartphones but faces significant engineering hurdles.
Jamf’s $2.2 billion acquisition by Francisco Partners marks a pivotal moment for Apple in the enterprise. The deal reflects how Apple device management has evolved from niche specialty to mainstream necessity as businesses embrace multi-platform environments.
TSMC is experiencing unprecedented 3nm chip demand from Apple’s iPhone 17 and Android processors, but underlying market pressures could test this momentum. The foundry’s inventory confidence masks complex supply chain dynamics.
Apple is rumored to be developing an affordable MacBook that could compete directly with Chromebooks in the budget laptop market. The device would reportedly use Apple’s A18 Pro iPhone chip instead of traditional M-series processors to achieve lower pricing.
Apple is reportedly developing a more affordable MacBook that could launch before the end of 2025 or in early 2026, according to industry analysis. The device aims to compete with Chromebooks and drive MacBook adoption among budget-conscious consumers, marking a significant shift in Apple’s laptop strategy.
A British tribunal has ruled against Apple in a landmark class action lawsuit over App Store commissions. The case represents the first mass lawsuit against a tech giant under Britain’s new class action regime and could result in substantial damages.
A London tribunal has ruled against Apple in a significant class action lawsuit alleging the tech giant abused its market dominance through App Store commission fees, according to court documents. The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) determined that Apple had engaged in anti-competitive practices by charging developers what the court described as excessive commissions of up to 30%.
Apple is reportedly considering a strategic shift from Globalstar to SpaceX’s Starlink for iPhone satellite services. Sources indicate new technical capabilities and market dynamics could drive this potential partnership despite historical tensions between the companies.
Apple may be preparing to partner with Elon Musk’s Starlink service for future iPhone satellite connectivity, according to recent reports from The Information. After years of relying on satellite provider Globalstar, analysts suggest Apple’s ambitions for expanded satellite features might require collaboration with SpaceX’s growing constellation. The technology giant has reportedly been evaluating options as its current satellite partner faces uncertainties and Starlink’s technical capabilities expand.
Apple’s latest iOS update introduces stronger privacy controls that combat covert data collection techniques. The feature, previously limited to private browsing, now extends protection to all Safari activities, according to reports.
Apple has integrated a significant security enhancement in its iOS 26 update that analysts suggest could redefine user privacy on iPhones. The feature, known as Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection (ATFP), is now available for all browsing sessions within Safari, not just private tabs as in previous versions. This move is seen as a response to growing concerns over digital surveillance and data harvesting practices.
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