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Apple shareholders sue over Siri delays and massive losses
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TikTok ban enforcement delayed another 90 days to September 17
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It wasn't just you, Apple Intelligence was down
There's a chance this is isolated to devices running the latest developer betas for the 26 series of updates. We have not received any reports of it occurring on non-beta devices as of this publication.
What?!? You post a headline and article about an outage only affecting a "developer beta", and tuck this detail near the bottom?
Yikes. Betas are _expected_ to have problems. -
iOS 26 vs iOS 18: Is Apple's 'Liquid Glass' a true redesign?
schmrtzzz said:I only have one question: why? Why would you want your apps to be transparant? To see what’s behind them? Why would you want your screens to refract light? That’s what you want to diminish. What a waist of time and money for absolutely nothing, for something that a lot of users wil turn off, I’m sure.
Liquid Glass brings true "virtual" depth to the entire interface, down to the smallest element.
Its a big step forward that many can't yet comprehend and appreciate, but a year from now, you won't want to go back. -
iOS 26 vs iOS 18: Is Apple's 'Liquid Glass' a true redesign?
The company called Liquid Glass its "broadest design update ever," but the claim is a bit of an exaggeration.
By "broadest", they are referring to across all operating systems, so that makes it true.
Liquid Glass is not just a visual redesign, but an architectural one, so does qualify as major.
Interface elements dynamically handling light is not just a paint job. They are actual "objects" that light is passing through, in a virtual sense.
Exciting times!