If the only thing you had to go off was Apple’s string of product announcements this week, you’d have little reason to believe that there is a historic AI-driven memory and storage supply crunch going on. Some products saw RAM … Read more
Ecuador writes: Tom’s Hardware currently has a front-page article making some wild claims about the 18-core Apple M5 Max versus a 96-core Ryzen Threadripper. Reading the article, the comparison is based largely on Geekbench 6 multi-core scores. The author briefly … Read more
(Bloomberg) — Shares of Apple Inc. were battered earlier this year as the iPhone maker faced repeated complaints about its lack of an artificial intelligence strategy. But as the AI trade faces increasing scrutiny, that hesitance has gone from a … Read more
Building for iOS sometimes feels like archaeology: brush away enough guidelines and you hit something older and stranger. A system that can classify violence with forensic precision still can’t decide if the human body is health, lifestyle, or sin. One … Read more
FireWire, the Newton PDA, and other technologies from Apple’s past are still hiding in macOS. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and the same is true of desktop operating systems. The modern versions of Windows, macOS, and Linux we know … Read more
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TL;DR: Apple’s rules and technical restrictions are blocking other browser vendors from successfully offering their own engines to users in the EU. At the recent Digital Markets Act (DMA) workshop, Apple claimed it didn’t know why no browser vendor has … Read more
This is a funny gag from Claude Zeins, but if you think about it, it shows just how destructive Apple’s decision was to send a push notification from the Wallet app promoting F1 The Movie. It’s a fact that no … Read more
Why Apple Just Killed the iPhone Interface (And What Comes Next) Apple’s introduction of Liquid Glass at WWDC 2025 represents far more than a visual refresh. It’s a calculated strategic repositioning that reveals how the company thinks about the next … Read more
Prologue (2006) I attended my first WWDC in 2006 to participate in Apple’s launch of their DTrace port to the next version of Mac OS X (Leopard). Apple completed all but the fiddliest finishing touches without help from the DTrace team. … Read more