Apple Holic
By Jonny Evans
WWDC: Apple gets back to the Mac in PC sales attack
In a mixed-up reality, Apple hopes to boost Mac sales with new models designed to reflect the excitement over its AR news at WWDC.
Does business need a giant Apple iPhone?
Is a 7-inch iPhone Ultra really on the Apple road map, and is this the gadget mobile professionals need?
OpenAI’s ChatGPT app for iPad, iPhone hits 500K downloads
The app's popularity comes with a warning: businesses need to lock down data before it leaks.
What we (think) we know about the Apple Reality headset
It's the first significant new product from the company in some time, so interest in these new systems is likely to be high.
Addigy promises a fix for Apple devices stuck on OSUpdateScan
The company's MDM Watchdog Utility monitors the MDM framework on devices and automatically forces the installation of software patches when they have not been put in place.
Adobe brings Generative AI to Photoshop
Branding assets and original imagery is now just a text instruction away in the world’s leading imaging application.
Why Apple's iOS 16.6 upgrade will be talk of the town
iMessage Contact Key Verification is expected in iOS 16.6, which should arrive around WWDC, setting the scene for new product launches at the show.
Apple bans employees from using ChatGPT. Should you?
Apple has joined a growing list of businesses banning use of ChatGPT and other similar cloud-based generative AI services to protect data confidentiality.
Is Apple’s supply chain creaking?
Reports from Apple’s third-party repair program claim that access to parts has become limited — is this a supply chain challenge?
Apple's Neural Engine and the generative AI game
While Apple’s pre-WWDC assistive technology announcements could be life-changing in their own right, one hidden element is the extent to which they exploit the powerful Neural Engine at the heart of Apple Silicon.
Apple innovates in accessibility as WWDC nears
Apple has introduced a range of innovative accessibility features to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). These make powerful use of LiDAR and machine vision intelligence.
India’s Tata joins Apple’s exclusive iPhone-manufacturing club
Tata Group has reportedly joined the world’s exclusive group of iPhone manufacturers and will begin building iPhones in India later this year.
If you worry about Big Tech, what do you expect from Big AI?
Consolidation, mergers and acquisitions in the AI industry will foster further coalescence of power in tech.
Steve Wozniak: ChatGPT-type tech may threaten us all
“AI is so intelligent it’s open to the bad players, the ones that want to trick you about who they are,” the Apple co-founder warns.
Post-PC? Apple gives iPads Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro
The Apple tablet now has a host of pro apps available, making it an even more viable PC replacement.
Q&A: What VRdirect's Rolf Illenberger expects from Apple Reality
Ignore the negativity that breaks out before every major Apple product introduction. This is what VR professionals think is coming.
Apple Q2 results beat estimates, set records, but guidance is flat
For its second fiscal quarter, Apple saw solid iPhone sales, with services and emerging markets two other bright spots. But Mac and iPad sales dipped, and wearables seemed flat.
StatCounter data confirms Apple's Mac renaissance
Ten years ago, Windows held 85.6% of the US desktop share to macO's 12.86%. Today, Windows is down to 53.43% and Apple has seized 31.34% share.
Apple, Google team up to tackle Bluetooth tracker-stalking terror
Android users will soon be able to tell whether they're being tracked by an Apple AirTag device as Google and Apple have joined forces to combat stalking.
Apple, platform security, and the next big war
'I think some of the top people predict that the next big war is fought on cybersecurity,' Apple CEO Tim Cook told Time in 2016. Seven years later, it seems clear the struggle is real.
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