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Apple's Xserve may return with Nvidia tech‎

Apple is reportedly considering a return to the server market it left when it abandoned Xserve, but this time incorporating the future M8 Ultra chip, fully integrated with NVLink Fusion technology.Apple's elderly G5 xServe rack-mounted server - Image credit Jeff GeerlingWhile Apple already makes its own servers in Houston, it is reportedly looking at making a rack-mounted server product for wider distribution. The product line, as rumored, is said to be two main products with one containing two M8 Ultra Chips. The second is said to house four of the unreleased and very early in development M8 Ultra processor.As part of the technology assessment, Apple is said to be considering using NVLink Fusion. That is high-bandwidth, low-latency connective technology that allows companies to plug chips and AI accelerators directly into Nvidia's advanced data center infrastructure. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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iPhone 18 Pro review roundup: great cameras, no surprises, isn't iPhone Duo‎

The first reviews of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are out and without exception, they say it's unfairly overshadowed by the iPhone Duo.The new iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro.Pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro models appeared to get off to a slow start, at least compared to how shipping was rapidly delayed for the iPhone 17 Pro. But now that reviewers are getting to test it in the real world, there is only one criticism."Is it expensive?" asks Marques Brownlee in his YouTube review. "Hell, yeah." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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What iPhone Duo doesn't have, and what compensates for those losses‎

The iPhone Duo manages to balance some compromises with unique features that make it a much better option than the iPhone Air. Here's what you don't get in the folding iPhone, and what offsets those losses.iPhone Duo managed to pull off an ultra-thin foldable design without too many compromisesThe iPhone Air created a fork in Apple's lineup that gave users a premium choice that wasn't "pro." However, some users complained that it may have cut too many corners to achieve its thin and light design.For the past year, the conversation around iPhone Air has been primarily about what it lacked. While I believe the iPhone Air is a perfectly fine iPhone, I think the iPhone Duo did a much better job addressing user needs. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Reference Image is a mammoth effort to combat AI-edited photos‎

Apple has explained how it has made Apple Reference Image as secure as possible, so you definitely know that the iPhone photo you're looking at hasn't been edited with AI.How Apple Reference Image appears to users - Image Credit: AppleApple Reference Image was introduced alongside the iPhone 18 Pro as a form of digital negative for an iPhone photo. It is billed as a way to prove that the image appears the same as it was when it was first taken, and that it isn't an AI-generated or edited shot.On September 15, Apple Security Research published a post explaining how Apple Reference Image keeps the process as secure as possible. Creating proof of an image being unedited is one thing, but maintaining that level of authenticity against bad actors is another problem entirely. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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iPhone 18 Pro Max vs iPhone 15 Pro Max: three-year upgrade, compared‎

After three years, iPhone 15 Pro Max owners are likely to consider upgrading to the newest version. Here's how the iPhone 18 Pro Max fares against its 2023 counterpart.iPhone 18 Pro Max [left] vs iPhone 15 Pro Max [right]The iPhone 18 Pro Max is Apple's latest premium model of smartphone, if you ignore the iPhone Duo. As the top of the line in many respects, it's what consumers wanting the ultimate iPhone will get, especially if they value photography and videography.However, it's also three years after the introduction of the iPhone 15 Pro Max. That was a notable release for making major changes to the camera setup. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Musk doesn't get to just walk away from his Apple lawsuit‎

Elon Musk filed to have his App Store dispute with Apple dismissed, but crucially not the simultaneous one with OpenAI. Now the judge is demanding to be told what's going on.Elon Musk is not going to be able to dismiss his lawsuit against Apple as easily as he may have hoped.Musk's suit was a nonsense one claiming that Apple basically rigs App Store charts and features to favor its partner OpenAI's ChatGPT, and exclude X's Grok. It was entirely and demonstrably baseless, but Musk persisted, until he didn't.On September 14, 2026, Musk filed to have the case against Apple dismissed. As AppleInsider noted, there were many unanswered questions and it was far from clear why Musk had done this. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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