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October Apple announcements & more Home Hub leaks on the AppleInsider Podcast‎

Apple is set to reveal its renewed smart home strategy on October 13 alongside new hardware like the Home Hub, but that's not all that's coming in October. Learn the latest rumors on the AppleInsider Podcast.Apple is turning its attention to the home in a big way - image credit: Apple.It seems as if we know everything and nothing about Apple's October 13 announcements. While the new Apple TV 4K, updated HomePod mini, and Home Hub tablet are basically guaranteed at this point, there's a lot we don't know.The use and function of the Home Hub tablet is easy enough to understand, but Apple's pitch will make or break the product. It is expected to be accompanied by a renewed Apple Home strategy, which also hopefully means a new Home app. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Owning an Apple Home: second-party accessories could be the reboot we need‎

Matter was meant to take the guesswork out of the smart home, but as more accessory makers silo themselves in their own ecosystems, Apple needs to take dramatic action on Tuesday.Apple's Welcome Home event is expected to revitalize the smart homeAt first, it made sense that Apple would have some background partnership with LG to get a few new products built for Apple Home onto the market. New clues found in code made it clear that Apple has much larger ambitions that should become clear during its "Welcome Home" event on October 13.I love Apple Home, but anyone that uses it as their primary smart home will agree that it has been caught in a rut. Smart home accessory makers have noticed too, causing some of them to start siloing themselves off into their own walled gardens. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Right on schedule, sources claim iPhone 18 Pro orders have been cut‎

There's a reason we've built some contacts in China, and refuting supply chain sources saying that demand for the iPhone 18 Pro is so low that Apple has cut back production is one of them.Allegedly, iPhone 18 Pro demand is lowIn October 2025, it was that the iPhone Air orders might be be changing. In 2024, the iPhone 16 was definitely doomed. Or in 2022, it was that Apple might have have scaled back orders for the iPhone 14.Now Nikkei Asia is reporting that suppliers have been told to cut component production because of low demand for the iPhone 18 Pro. Specifically, one of its sources said Apple has been more conservative with its component orders since early September. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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You can run AI models on that Intel Mac Pro‎

Assuming you've got an AMD video card, and you probably do, you can still run local AI projects. The ToshLLM project claims "Native Metal acceleration, zero cloud, and no per-token bill." It won't be as fast as the M5 Ultra Mac Studio, of course, but it'll use the hardware you already have, at least.ToshLLM Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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How to get started with making music in GarageBand for Mac‎

If you want to make music but don't know where to start, your first port of call should be GarageBand. This is all you need to know about laying tracks in Apple's music tool for macOS.GarageBand for MacMac's screen. That is, creating the music, producing the track, mastering it, and creating a final song you can share or even sell.GarageBand is a big stepping stone for Mac users, due to being able to handle all of that work. It's also the starting point for many people wanting to move into a full career and onto other tools and production environments.What you can learn in GarageBand can be taken with you into other music tools in the future. It may be free as part of Apple's ecosystem, but it can be the start of you making sweet music in the future. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Huxe's AI tools for creating podcasts from a prompt is bought by Apple‎

The technology behind Huxe, an iOS audio app that using AI to summarize news or automatically generates whole podcasts, has been bought by Apple, which may also be hiring the developer's staff.Huxe could create entire podcasts from a single AI prompt - image credit: Huxe.Apple is continuously buying AI firms. Usually it's via a whole acquisition, or an acqui-hire where it wants the team more than the product.Now with Huxe, it has entered a deal to offer employment to some or all of the staff, plus a non-exclusive license to use the technology. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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