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The new version of Siri, Siri AI, launched to the masses this month as part of iOS 27. The new Siri is rolling out gradually to userse still has some work to do in follow-up releases

Two high-profile computer scientists from Princeton University, and coauthors of the book AI Snake Oil, have weighed in on the question of whether AI will kill us all by the end of the decade.

Apple has experimented with a few hardware features across its products that haven’t always worked out as intended, like 3D Touch on the iPhone or the Touch Bar on MacBooks. This is why, when Apple took the stage in 2020 to introduce MagSafe for the iPhone 12 lineup, I wasn’t immediately sold on the idea…

This week Apple introduced its new iPhone lineup, including the iPhone 18 Pro series and the iPhone Duo. The devices feature the most advanced tech that Apple has ever stuffed into a smartphone. But if you’re not in the market for a new iPhone, there’s some good news: The company also announced a release date…

AI adoption has influenced how organizations use and measure customer experience technology stacks. As a result, organizations have had to shift from using metrics built for human-only workflows to more hybrid approaches.

In 2025, Black Friday and Cyber Monday (BFCM) sales reached an estimated $11.8B and $14.25B, respectively, making them two of the most profitable shopping days in history. Now, with the 2026 BFCM period just around the corner, small online businesses are starting to think of ways to make the most of this potentially lucrative period.

Apple Wallet is great for payment cards, but it does so much more once you get beyond the basics.

iOS 27 is packed with powerful features like Siri AI and upgrades to productivity apps like Apple Mail, Notes, Reminders, and Calendar. But for many users, some of iOS 27’s best changes might be bug fixes that make apps run better than ever—here are three coming to Apple Mail.

Retailers have been deploying technology to track shoppers and combat theft since 1966. That means your casual stroll down an aisle doubles as a data-gathering expedition, whether you realize it or not. Modern surveillance has evolved past simple tags, transforming every aisle into a data-collection point. What started as basic anti-shoplifting measures has morphed into…