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Apple& American Academy of Pediatrics team up for new Screen Time guide‎

Parents are getting guidance on how to establish healthy digital habits for their children and their iPhones and iPads, thanks to a partnership between Apple and the American Academy of Pediatrics.Parents can use the AAP-Apple guide to set boundaries for child computer use - Image Credit: AppleBack during the WWDC keynote in June, Apple said it will release expanded parental controls in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), covering things from content blocking to encouraging healthier browsing habits. Three months later, and more guidance is being provided to parents.The new guide, a partnership between AAP and Apple, is called "Building Healthy Digital Habits: A Guide for Families." It is an online guide that aims to help parents talk to their children about their electronic device use, and how Apple's devices could be used to bring the guidance into practice. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Creator Studio lets you change iPhone 18 Pro video focus after filming‎

Apple Creator Studio's latest updates add selection tools to Pixelmator Pro for iPad, new editing options for iPhone 18 Pro video, and changes across its productivity apps.Apple Creator Studio update adds video, photo, iWork toolsIt's time to update Apple Creator Studio. The latest release touches nearly every app in the collection, from video and image editing to presentations and spreadsheets.Pixelmator Pro for iPad now has Select and Mask controls for refining selections around difficult edges, such as hair and fur. On Mac and iPad, the app also gains sports, business, and podcast artwork templates. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Variable aperture iPhone 18 Pro now supported by Final Cut Camera‎

The latest update to Final Cut Camera for iOS can take advantage of the iPhone 18 Pro variable aperture system, giving video professionals more control over the shot.Final Cut Camera in the iOS App StoreFinal Cut Camera is a companion app for Final Cut Pro for iPad, enabling users to capture live multi-camera projects with a collection of iPhones, as well as for more conventional filming purposes. In an update rolling out on Tuesday, the app is being upgraded with new features.The big and timely change is variable aperture support for the new Fusion Main camera in the iPhone 18 Pro. Final Cut Camera can now select one of the available apertures from f1.48 to F4, with users also able to choose shutter or aperture priority modes, when recording video. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Save up to $600 on these 2TB MacBook Pros heading into October‎

Amazon is looking to clear out current M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro inventory ahead of Q4, with deals knocking up to $600 off.Save up to $600 on MacBook Pros at Amazon - Image credit: AppleKicking off the sale is a $500 markdown on the 14-inch M5 Pro spec with an 18-core CPU and 20-core GPU. This model, which is discounted to $2,699 in your choice of Space Black or Silver, also has 24GB of memory and a spacious 2TB SSD.Buy M5 Pro 2TB MacBook Pro for $2,699 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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More releases, more often will be the Apple way under CEO Ternus‎

New CEO John Ternus plans for Apple to speed up product development, with the aim to bring out more products throughout the year instead of a few well-worn events.Apple CEO John TernusBarely a month in the seat, Apple CEO John Ternus is preparing to make big changes to the way the company works. Leaning on his engineering background, he wants Apple to be the same way, working to develop new products at a more rapid rate.As part of this, Bloomberg reports that Ternus is considering a shake-up to the way that Apple launches products. While everyone is used to the usual fall iPhone events and spring launches, Ternus wants to increase the frequency so it goes throughout the year instead. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Small layoffs and budget cuts are hitting Apple, with more expected‎

New Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly planning layoffs ranging from small-scale ones in large teams, but also cancelling projects.John Ternus at the "Ted Lasso" launch - image credit: ReutersApple has recently laid off some staff from Apple Vision Pro development, but a new report says that employees across the company are expecting more serious numbers of redundancies to come. According to Bloomberg, it's a result of new CEO Ternus aiming to cut costs and focus on developing fewer products.The report also claims, though, that some of the layoffs were linked to employee performance. So at least some of the layoffs appear to be more due to efficiency than to budget cutting. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Hong Kong police want Apple's help in stopping $3.8M iPhone 18 Pro fraud‎

Since the iPhone 18 Pro went on sale, police in Hong Kong have dealt with over 1,500 cases of buyers using suspicious credit cards. They think Apple can stop it.Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max.Hong Kong criminals have been involved in international theft before, and the Apple's progress in China at least initially faced bribery and fraud. Now according to local news site The Standard, fraudsters are targeting the iPhone 18 Pro by buying it in bulk using fake credit cards.They're doing it to the tune of 1,503 reported suspicious charges on credit cards since the iPhone 18 Pro went on sale. The charges amounted to over $3.82 million, but the local police say that they have had all of these transactions canceled. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Making millions of iPhone Duos is proving harder than Apple hoped‎

Only Apple knows what it expected for yields, but manufacturers are claiming that the iPhone Duo is difficult to manufacture at scale, with its folding screen and hinge complicating production.iPhone Duo production struggles as assembly yields sufferAssembly yields for the iPhone Duo remain low, while component delays have shortened the time available to refine production. Apple now faces a familiar foldable phone problem: producing millions of units that reliably work.Foxconn's iPhone Duo assembly yield is just above 60%, according to supply chain sources speaking to Jiemian News. The first production batch is small, and the line still needs repeated adjustments. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Light Touch faithfully emulates the iPod touch 2G on your Mac‎

Get nostalgic and take a stroll down the iOS memory lane by emulating the iPod touch 2G on your Mac, all thanks to Light Touch. Here's how to do it.Light Touch for macOSWhile learning and experiencing earlier versions of Apple's operating systems is best done using old hardware that runs it, sometimes that's hard to do. Unless you're an avid collector and preserver of Apple's hardware, you may not have fully functional versions of what you want to look at on hand.In the case of the iPod touch, early generations like the iPod touch 2G are a great way to look at how software like iOS used to look. However, for a device that was launched in 2008, actually trying the hardware out is going to be hard or expensive for non-collectors. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Safety concerns forced ICEblock removal, Apple tells lawmaker‎

Apple has doubled down on its claims that removing ICEblock and similar apps from the App Store was necessary for safety, though chiefly because it was never going to admit to bowing to government pressure.ICEBlock in the App Store, pre-removalIn July 2025, the Department of Justice publicly threatened the developer of ICEblock, an app that let users say when Immigration and Enforcement Officers were spotted in an area. The app was intended to help people avoid trouble spots, such as the riots caused when ICE agents entered Los Angeles against the city mayor's orders.Apple is now being asked to justify how in October 2025, it subsequently removed ICEblock from the App Store. Only excerpts of Apple's latest comments have been reported, but CNN says that the company's July 2026 letter doubled down on safety as the reason for the removal. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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