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AppleInsider

Founded in 1997, AppleInsider has established itself as a leading online destination for all things related to Apple. Daily, it provides comprehensive coverage and insightful analysis of the latest rumors and insider information about Apple, its collaborators, and competitors.

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  • 2 days ago | appleinsider.com | Wesley Hilliard

    The T1 "Trump" Phone won't launch in time to fight the iPhone 17 release, and more than a week after debut, claims of the device being made in America have been scrubbed from the website. The so-called "Trump Phone" was announced by the Trump Organization on the 10th anniversary of Donald Trump announcing he was running for president.

  • 2 days ago | appleinsider.com | Wesley Hilliard

    The large Tantau office complex near Apple Park and the Apple Fitness Center has been acquired by Apple, though the building was already in use by the company. Apple Park is a massive Cupertino campus with The Ring, a 2.8-million-square-foot circular building that can house 12,000 employees. However, even with that giant building, Apple still needs more space and occupies many buildings in the area around the main campus.

  • 2 days ago | appleinsider.com | Andrew O'Hara

    Apple is doing even more to help you protect your battery life and overall health with iOS 26. Here's how. Batteries are not eternal. They are a physical and chemical process that deteriorate over time, and will inevitably need to be replaced if you keep your device long enough. For years, Apple has prioritized battery health and longevity with features built into iOS. The upcoming iOS 26 takes things even further. We've been testing out the developer beta of iOS 26 for a couple of weeks.

  • 3 days ago | appleinsider.com | Wesley Hilliard

    Apple's fight for compensation on sales made external to the App Store continues as it asks the 9th Circuit Court to undo the "unduly punitive" mandate set by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rodgers. Apple was told it willfully violated a 2021 injunction that wasn't enforced until 2024 and must remove all barriers to external app purchases and linking. A stay on the order was requested and denied, but the fight continues.

  • 3 days ago | appleinsider.com | Wesley Hilliard

    Apple Wallet has begun advertising Apple Pay promotions via notifications, and while iPhone users are losing their mind, they can toggle the feature off starting in iOS 26. Advertising has become a blunt instrument in surveillance capitalism largely as a result of Google's success. This shouldn't mean we reject the premise of advertising as a whole, given that for now, it remains the fuel for the content engine on the Internet.