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KinHanK K18G Monitor

2 days ago | appleinsider.com | Thomas Sibilly

KinHanK's 18-inch 4K monitor delivers outstanding video clarity and convenience for the price, but the audio performance leaves room for improvement. When desk space is tight, it can be challenging to find a monitor that fits without overwhelming your setup. However, it's just as important to ensure that a potential monitor can deliver on visuals and experience. With an 18.4-inch display, the KinHanK K18G offers a middle ground between bulky desktop monitors and ultra-portable screens.
Apple wants to simplify adding multiple devices to captive Wi-Fi

3 days ago | appleinsider.com | William Gallagher

A new report claims that Apple is working on how to have its devices share Wi-Fi login details on commercial or captive networks. Since iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra in 2017, Apple has made it so that devices can share passwords. It's also possible for two separate users to share passwords this way, with one iPhone prompting the user to send the details to the other. However, this concept has never worked on commercial or captive networks.
Epic submits 'Fortnite' for App Store review

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | Amber Neely

Epic has resubmitted "Fortnite" to Apple for review, aiming to bring the game back to the U.S. App Store nearly four years after the developer violated its agreement, and Apple pulled the title. In August 2020, Epic willingly violated Apple's App Store rules by allowing players the option to purchase Fortnite's in-game currency directly, rather than through Apple's payment system.
Apple said to use Brazil for lower-tariff iPhones, despite denials

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | William Gallagher

Sao Paulo media claims that reports of iPhone manufacturer Foxconn expanding in Brazil is correct, even though Apple has said it will not increase production, and isn't trying to beat US tariffs. For years, Apple has been working to reduce its over-reliance on China as a single or major source of iPhones, and those moves have seen its suppliers establish facilities in several other countries.
Inside Apple Weather: get the most out of Apple's own weather app

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | Amber Neely

Apple's Weather app has existed for a long time, and has evolved a great deal in the last few years — here's everything you need to know to master the Weather app. Apple's Weather app shipped with the original iPhone in 2007. And, since 2007, it's appeared on every iteration of the iPhone and the iPod Touch. For the first seven years, Apple sourced its weather data from Yahoo! Weather. This was clunky, and awkward, as Yahoo! Weather used data from The Weather Channel to provide data to Apple.
Apple acquisitions hint at Apple Intelligence coming to Calendar

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | William Gallagher

Apple has been quietly buying AI firms whose work suggests the company is looking to bring Apple Intelligence to chatbots, individual users' calendars, and perhaps to its own manufacturing. News of Apple acquiring a company usually only breaks if Apple decides to announce it — as it did withPrimephonic, the basis for Apple Music Classical — or if the size of the deal requires regulatory oversight. Much more often, it acquires very many firms and absorbs their products and staff.
Apple Silicon Mac owners can now take full advantage of some Razer hardware

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | Amber Neely

After a nearly six-year absence, Razer has finally brought back Razer Synapse mouse and gaming peripheral configuration utility for Mac — kind of, at least. For those not in the know, Razer Synapse is configuration software designed to help you get the most out of your Razer-branded devices. For gamers, that means changing key binds, customizing RGB lighting, tweaking mouse sensitivity, and creating custom profiles for different games.
Apple's homeOS platform: All the rumors, and what you need to know

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | Andrew O'Hara

Apple is rumored to be on the precipice of releasing a new software platform to control your entire home. Here's what's been rumored about homeOS. Spawned from a common core, Apple has been creating branches of its operating systems for its hardware for years. There's watchOS for the Apple Watch, iOS for the iPhone, iPadOS runs on iPad, and so on. Rumors about homeOS have been circulating for years at this point.
iMac anniversary, split iPhone launch, and App Store upheaval

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | William Gallagher

It's time to look back at the legendary iMac on its 27th birthday, but also time to look ahead to rumors of a future shakeup over iPhone launches — and the present day shakeup in the App Store, on the AppleInsider podcast. Without the iMac in 1998, there wouldn't be an Apple today — and there probably wouldn't have been an Apple even in 1999. So much depended on that little machine, and so many of us have relished it and its later versions over nearly three decades now.
Jony Ive talks about minimalism, taste, and Apple's design group

5 days ago | appleinsider.com | William Gallagher

Ex-Apple design head Jony Ive has spoken at the Stripe Sessions 2025 conference about his career going from the UK to Silicon Valley, and from Apple to his own firm, LoveFrom. Jony Ive has been making more public appearances lately, certainly compared to his more private time when he was in Apple and tended to speak just on launch videos. Usually, too, he speaks about his friend Steve Jobs and the way the two of them worked together.