Crime blotter: Chinese national sentenced in Target iPad scam

Shawn Kemp agrees to a plea deal in iPhone-related shooting, iCloud evidence is used in crypto indictment, and a stolen iPhone ends up in China in this week’s Apple Crime Blotter. The Apple Store in Beavercreek, Ohio The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ gets surprise guest appearance: a revolutionary 360TB silica storage media

Sphotonix’s 5D optical storage media has appeared on the latest installment of Mission Impossible A rare feat for a new product, its appearance is central to the movie plot Like Microsoft Silica, it uses silica based material to store up to 360TB per glass platter Storage startup Sphotonix has landed itself a money-can’t-buy starring role in the big-budget Hollywood movie… Continue Reading

What to expect from iOS 26 at WWDC: New games app, redesign, and more

Apple’s iOS 26 is expected to have a radical redesign, and it’s probably going to mark the beginning of an entirely new numbering system. Here’s everything that’s rumored to be in the update. Apple may introduce iOS 26 rather than iOS 19 at WWDC. While the iOS 18 update focused largely on Apple Intelligence features, such as Image Playground, email… Continue Reading

Millions of apps were denied by Apple in 2024 amid fraud crackdown

Apple rejected nearly two million apps in 2024, cracking down harder than ever on fraud, spam, and low-effort software. The App Store saw 813 million weekly visitors The company rejected 1.93 million app submissions in 2024, according to its App Store Transparency Report, released in May 2025. The annual report outlines how Apple enforces App Store policies and manages content… Continue Reading

iPhones help bring new life to the ’28 Days Later’ series

Apple’s iPhone has taken a bite out of Hollywood horror, playing a key role in the visual storytelling of the new “28 Years Later” movie. A rig holding multiple iPhones | Image Credit: Sony If you’re a fan of the zombie genre, chances are you’ve probably seen the 2002 classic “28 Days Later.” The film was famous for its look… Continue Reading

Trump tariffs return until June 9 after appeals court stays injunction

A U.S. trade court ruled that President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were illegal on Wednesday, but the administration has been granted a temporary stay until arguments are filed. Tariffs could affect iPhone prices in the fall The Trump administration implemented wide-ranging and incredibly high tariffs throughout its initial weeks of being in power. After a lot of back and forth,… Continue Reading

Keychron Q14 Max review: Unusual but great

The Keychron Q14 Max is an Alice-layout mechanical keyboard with a flipped numpad. It’s unusual, but perfect for the right person. Keychron Q14 Max It feels that 2025 has been a keyboard odyssey for this reviewer. Specifically, an odyssey through a wide range of keyboards offered by one of the most prolific manufacturers in the industry: Keychron. Ranging from large… Continue Reading

AI models analyzing audio from AirPods could determine a user’s heart rate

Apple’s latest research reveals how models made for speech recognition can determine your heart rate by processing phonocardiograms, which could be used in AirPods. Apple could add heart rate detection to future AirPods, building upon their existing health-related features. On Thursday, a week after the company revealed its Humanoid Policy study that deals with robotics, Apple published new research that… Continue Reading

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