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Apple is reportedly developing M8 Ultra-powered enterprise servers for AI developers, with a potential 2029 release and possible NVIDIA NVLink integration.

This 9to5Mac Daily episode covers Apple's updated privacy settings for Siri AI, clarifying that opted-in data will now train foundation models while maintaining strict anonymization.

Host Chance Miller covers Apple's new iPhone Handoff feature, which allows a single phone number to switch between two iPhones, noting T-Mobile's $5…

The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max launch with new vapor chamber cooling and faster charging, but significant backorders mean most customers will wait until late September or October for delivery.

TrendForce predicts the iPhone Duo will capture 25% of the 2026 foldable market with 5 million units, offsetting segment slowdowns despite limited availability.

Apple announced AirPods 5, bringing active noise cancellation to both the $129 base model and the premium version, which adds stem controls and a wireless charging case.

Apple announced its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, featuring a 7.

Apple is developing quad HomePod surround sound and "party mode" features for audioOS 27, while new EU filings reveal the acquisition of Sonera, a…

This episode covers Apple allowing Mac App Store developers to drop Intel support, aligning with macOS 27’s end of Intel compatibility.

This episode covers Apple Maps renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America following a request from President Trump, while MapQuest refuses the change.

The new iPad Mini with OLED is expected in October, missing Apple’s upcoming event.

Tim Cook transitions to Executive Chairman as John Ternus becomes Apple’s new CEO, preparing to lead the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro launch.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple TV+ raising its monthly price to $15 and annual plan to $119, citing new sports rights and hit shows.

Host Chance Miller analyzes the M6 chip’s implications for the iPhone 18 Pro’s A20 Pro processor, highlighting the shift to 2nm technology.

Bank of America predicts Tim Cook’s successor will pursue riskier strategies, including increased R&D and acquisitions.

Host Chance Miller previews Apple’s September 9 event, expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, the first foldable iPhone, and new home devices under CEO John Ternus.

This episode covers Apple’s launch of the M6 and M5 Ultra chips, debuting in the new Mac Mini and Mac Studio.

Walmart finally begins rolling out Apple Pay support after years of resistance, starting in Arizona.

Host Chance Miller discusses macOS code hinting at a HomePod with a screen featuring customizable faces and privacy sensors.

Host Chance Miller discusses macOS 26.

Host Chance Miller discusses a new Apple TV 4K and Siri Remote likely launching in September, hinted at by code leaks.

Host Chance Miller covers Apple’s proposed App Store fee structure in the Epic lawsuit, ranging from 5% to 15%.

Host Chance Miller discusses rumors that the iPhone 18 will feature 12GB of RAM and a new Dynamic Island design.

Apple is pursuing nine-figure content deals with publishers to enhance Siri’s access to real-time news, distinct from AI training data.

This episode covers Jennifer Bailey’s upcoming retirement from Apple Pay and Wallet, alongside Josh Rosenstock’s departure, as Apple prepares for John Ternus’s CEO transition.

Host Chance Miller covers iOS 27 Beta 5, highlighting new app icons, Siri updates, and tiered iCloud Plus limits for Apple Intelligence features.

Host Chance Miller discusses rumors of the iPhone Ultra’s silver and dark blue colors and the iPhone 18 Pro’s new shades.

Host Chance Miller discusses critical macOS security patches fixing a screen-sharing vulnerability and an iCloud Private Relay IP leak via passkeys.

This episode covers Microsoft’s EU-exclusive cross-device clipboard feature, which Apple is developing with a 2027 rollout.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple capping its bug bounty program to manage AI-generated security reports and the carrier restrictions on the new Apple Upgrade program.

Host Chance Miller discusses analyst Jeff Pu’s predictions that iPhone 18 Pro prices will rise by $250–$300 due to component costs, alongside details on the iPhone Air 2.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting record revenue but a 9% stock drop due to supply constraints and slowing services growth.

Host Chance Miller discusses Tim Cook’s interview with incoming CEO John Ternes at the Ted Lasso premiere and the addition of the Studio Display XDR to Apple’s refurbished store.

Host Chance Miller discusses the release of iOS 26.

Host Chance Miller discusses the MacBook Ultra’s exclusive reliance on Samsung displays due to LG’s volume constraints, likely raising costs.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s new "Apple Upgrade" leasing program, powered by Klarna, which replaces the discontinued iPhone Upgrade Program.

Apple aims to reveal AI smart glasses at WWDC 2027, exploring camera-less designs to address privacy concerns.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s upcoming AI shopping assistant in the Store app and iOS 27’s new Apple Card subscription tracker.

Host Chance Miller discusses a Bloomberg report detailing Apple’s Mac pipeline, including M6 and M5 Pro models and future OLED devices.

Host Chance Miller discusses iOS 27 Beta 4, highlighting Siri AI updates, new AirPods controls, and code references to a multi-battery iPhone fold.

Apple is piloting an AI Live Notes system at Genius Bar locations to automate session summaries, though employees worry about potential performance monitoring.

Host Chance Miller reports that Apple and the DOJ are negotiating a settlement for the smartphone monopoly lawsuit, potentially easing pressure on incoming CEO John Ternus.

Host Chance Miller covers Apple’s 2026 back-to-school promotion, which offers gift cards for Macs and iPads but requires strict student verification.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s exploration of semiconductor acquisitions to bolster its AI server capabilities amid internal chip delays.

Host Chance Miller covers the release of the first public betas for iOS 27, macOS 27, and watchOS 27.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s upcoming user-replaceable Apple Pencil designs aimed at complying with EU battery regulations.

Apple has sued OpenAI and former employees Chang Liu and Tang Tan for alleged trade secret theft.

Host Chance Miller discusses Apple’s $30 billion deal with Broadcom for US-made chips, its testing of blacklisted Chinese CXMT memory chips for devices sold in China, and record Q2 PC shipment growth.

Apple lost its antitrust appeal in Europe, with the court upholding its gatekeeper status for iOS and the App Store under the Digital Markets Act.

Host Chance Miller discusses a TrendForce report predicting a 13% drop in laptop shipments due to MacBook price hikes, though Apple is expected to outperform the market.