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OneRepublic headlines Tim Cook's going away party as he prepares to step down as CEO‎

Tim Cook has been CEO for 15 years and is about to step down on September 1, so Apple threw a little party in his honor on August 23 with 200 people in attendance.Apple CEO Tim Cook gets one last little celebration before stepping down September 1Apple likes to throw a party on occasion, and the latest is a kind of going away/anniversary present for outgoing CEO Tim Cook. He's not really going anywhere though, as he's sticking around as Executive Chairman and acting as a kind of government liaison.A report from The Information first covered by MacRumors details the party thrown at Apple Park for Tim Cook. Around 200 people attended with OneRepublic performing on August 23. The date is significant because Cook became CEO 15 years ago today and steps down on September 1. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Hide My Email no longer changing domains, will keep iCloud.com‎

Apple says while Sign in with Apple addresses will still move to a new domain, Hide My Email will stay on iCloud.com after community pushback.Hide My Email will be sticking with the original iCloud domainChanging email domains can create chaos for website and email client administrators. After concerns were raised over Hide My Email changing to private.icloud.com, Apple has shifted course.According to a new developer document published Monday, Apple says it will no longer be moving Hide My Email to a different domain. It will remain on icloud.com while Sign in with Apple will still move to private.icloud.com. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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This is the first look at the inside of Apple's AI servers‎

Photographs showing the inside of an Apple Silicon AI server have surfaced online, giving a glimpse of how Apple designed its Private Cloud Compute hardware.Inside an Apple server - Image Credit: @hsuchingpo/XApple's efforts to catch up in the field of AI have already led to the creation of Private Cloud Compute, namely Apple's own brand of secure AI cloud computing.While it has started to ship its own servers from its facility in Houston, Texas, there hasn't been much coverage about the server hardware itself. While we still don't know about the hardware, we now have a closer look of how it's all laid out internally. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple gearing up to start filming 'Ted Lasso' season 5 in January‎

Apple is wasting little time following the recent record-breaking "Ted Lasso" season premiere, with production on a fifth season to begin in early 2027.Image credit: Apple TV"Ted Lasso" recently had its fourth season premiere, which drew nearly 300 million U.S. viewing minutes across its first two days. It has officially become the biggest launch for Apple TV to date.Now, it seems like Apple's ready to get the ball rolling on season five. According to Sigmund Judge, production is provisionally set to kick off in January.Judge suggests that season 5 of "Ted Lasso" could return to the small screen as soon as 2027. Of course, that assumes that production hits no snags. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Seventh developer betas of iOS 27, macOS 27 land as releases loom‎

As the eventual release of the 27-generation gets ever nearer, Apple has introduced its seventh developer betas for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, tvOS 27, watchOS 27, visionOS 27, and macOS 27.An earlier iOS 27 beta screenThe Apple Developer Beta program has reached the seventh round for the upcoming iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27 Golden Gate, tvOS 27, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27 releases, expected this September.The seventh arrives after the sixth, which Apple brought out on August 17. The fifth round took place on August 10. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple smart home display rumors & Sonos Gambit soundbar leak on Smart Home Insider‎

On this week's episode of the Smart Home Insider podcast, we round up the latest rumors surrounding Apple's smart home display, as well as cover the news.Smart Home Insider PodcastLeading off the news portion of the episode were a pair of stories on Sonos. We saw a new product hit the FCC, as well as a new feature launch.Codenamed "Gambit," the new Sonos soundbar appears to be a successor to the Beam (Gen 2). No other information is known about the mid-range speaker, but it is presumed to debut in September alongside the rumored Sonos Ace Ultra headphones. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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AI assistant is rolling out to the Apple Store app on iOS‎

Apple's expected Virtual Shopping Assistant has begun to appear for some iPhone users, offering to answer questions about products or check on orders, although it won't do much about the rising prices.How the new Virtual Shopping Assistant looks in the Apple Store app - image credit: ShrimpApplePro.Apple has begun to get a reputation for leaking information in code references, but in July 2026 it did so in a public policy document. An unknown feature called the Virtual Shopping Assistant was described in a privacy statement, but now being spotted in use.It's far from a wide rollout as yet, with no AppleInsider staffers having it. Leaker ShrimpApplePro, however, has shown it off in a screenshot which includes the label "Early Preview." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Amazon slashes AirTag 4-pack to $79.99, lowest price ever‎

Amazon has slashed 19% off the 4-pack of second-generation AirTags, bringing the price down to a record-low $79.99.Grab the lowest price ever on 4 second-gen AirTags today.If you're planning on traveling for the Labor Day weekend or want the added peace of mind of Precision Finding during everyday activities, Amazon's AirTag deals are worth checking out.Pick up the single AirTag for $24 or the 4-pack for $79.99, the latter being a record-low price for the second-generation model that was released in late January 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Handy disk image tool is getting removed from macOS‎

In future releases of macOS, Mac users will no longer be able to format or eject disk images using the very long-standing Terminal command, hdiutil. It won't affect many users directly, but it could well break disk repair utility apps.The new deprecation notice in Terminal for the command hdiutil.You may never have even heard of it, but since the earliest days of Mac OS X, the Terminal has included the command now called hdiutil. It's a tool for handling disk images, and AppleInsider forum users have often recommended it for solving problems such as the Mac refusing to eject such disk images because they're purportedly in use.As first spotted by developer Jeff Johnson, however, Apple is officially deprecating hdultil in macOS Golden Gate. What this means is that you, and app utilities, can continue using it for now, but should switch to the similar diskutil image command as ultimately hdiutil will be removed. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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