Sign up for new Apple developer workshops all over the world.

Plus, download Apple UI design kits for Figma and Sketch, meet the Italy-based team behind Sunlitt, and more.

The age rating system for apps and games has been updated in order to provide people with more granular age ratings.

The updated age rating system adds 13+, 16+, and 18+ to the existing 4+ and 9+ ratings.

If your app has a policy requiring a higher minimum user age than the rating assigned by Apple, you can set a higher age rating after you respond to the age ratings questions.

You can view the age rating for each of your apps under the updated system and respond to the new questions for each app in the App Information section in App Store Connect.

Please provide responses to the updated age rating questions for each of your apps by January 31, 2026, to avoid an interruption when submitting…

Beginning April 2026, watchOS apps uploaded to App Store Connect must also include 64-bit support and be built with the watchOS 26 SDK.

To enable 64-bit support in your project, we recommend using the default Xcode build setting of “Standard architectures” to build a single binary with 64-bit code.

You can test ARM64 compatibility for your apps in the Xcode Simulator, and on Apple Watch Series 9 or 10, Apple Watch SE (2nd generation) or Apple Watch Ultra 2 running watchOS 11 or watchOS 26 beta.

Learn more about the SDKs included in Xcode

iOS and iPadOS 26 design kits are hereApple Ul design kits for Figma and Sketch are now available for iOS and iPadOS 26.

Apple Design Resources

The destination can be a website, alternative app marketplace, or another app, and can be accessed outside the app or within the app via a web view or native experience.

Music streaming apps on the App Store in the European Economic Area (EEA) wanting to use the Music Streaming Services Entitlement (EEA) can use these options.

The CTC will apply to digital goods or services sold by apps distributed from the App Store, Web Distribution, and/or alternative marketplaces.

Apps currently under the Alternative Terms Addendum for Apps in the EU continue to be subject only to the CTF until the transition to the CTC is fully implemented next year.

To read the full terms, view the Alternative Terms A…

HELLO DEVELOPER Today @ WWDC25 Your daily guide to the conference.

Browse the highlights from WWDC25 COMING THIS SUMMER Explore the biggest updatesfrom WWDC25 We’re taking WWDC25 around the world.

Watch the video TODAY’S PLAYLIST Every time we say goodbye One last playlist for the road.

Listen on Apple Music Thanks for being here WWDC25 is our biggest week of the year, and we have the best time sharing it with you.

To get WWDC25 push notifications, visit the Account tab in the Apple Developer app.

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Today’s group labs Join Apple engineers and your developer peers online to ask questions, get advice, and follow the discussion about the week’s biggest announcements.

Register now for today’s group labs Thursday, June 12 (PT) 9 a.m. – SwiftUI 12 p.m. – Machine learning and AI frameworks 3 p.m. – Apple Intelligence technologies 6 p.m. – Accessibility technologiesCOMING THIS SUMMER Explore the biggest updatesfrom WWDC25 We’re taking WWDC25 around the world.

We’ll dive into the big announcements from WWDC25 and discuss the benefits for your apps and games.

And stop by the Apple Developer Forums to see what everyone is chatting…

HELLO DEVELOPER Today @ WWDC25 Your daily guide to the conference.

Today’s group labs Join Apple engineers and your developer peers online to ask questions, get advice, and follow the discussion about the week’s biggest announcements.

And stop by the Apple Developer Forums to see whateveryone is chatting about.

Learn more about communityCongratulations to this year’s Apple Design Award winners One more round of applause for this year’s Apple Design Award winners, who got their well-deserved moment in the sun on Monday afternoon at Apple Park.

View this year’s winners and finalists View the collection on the App StoreTODAY’S PLAYLIST Everybody loves the sunshine Put a little sunshine in your…

Welcome to Day 2 at WWDC25!

Watch the Platforms State of the Union recap, then dive into all the updates to Swift, SwiftUI, and Xcode through group labs and video sessions.

WWDC25 Platforms State of the Union Recap Watch nowExplore Day 2 >Today’s group labsDeveloper Tools group lab View nowSwift group lab View nowMetal & game technologies group lab View now

Discover the latest advancements on all Apple platforms.

With incredible new features in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, visionOS, and watchOS, and major enhancements across languages, frameworks, tools, and services, you can create even more unique experiences in your apps and games.

Explore what’s new

The Apple Developer Program License Agreement and App Review Guidelines have been revised to support new features and updated policies, and to provide clarification.

Apple Developer Program License AgreementSection 3.3.3(D): Updated language on requirements for data and privacy.

Section 3.3.3(N): Updated requirements for use of the ID Verifier APIs.

Please sign in to your account to accept the updated Apple Developer Program License Agreement.

Translations of the guidelines will be available on Apple Developer website within one month.

WWDC25 is here!

Watch a quick welcome video to help you get started, then dive into sessions and sign up for tomorrow’s group labs.

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An artistic puzzler with a wildlife twist.

A translation app powered by machine learning and stickers.

And a card game that’s been on quite a run.

Say hello to the wildly inventive crop of 2025 Apple Design Award honorees.

View this year's winners and finalists >

WWDC25 is just days away!

Here’s everything you need to get ready — and a big announcement to start things off.

Say hello to the wildly inventive crop of 2025 Apple Design Award winners and finalists.

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Find out how to tune in to the Keynote and Platforms State of the Union on Monday, June 9.

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Redesigned Swift.org is now live June 4, 2025Over the past few months, the website workgroup has been redesigning Swift.org.

On behalf of the website workgroup, I’m pleased to announce that we have merged the initial changes.

Curated content and examplesThe homepage now highlights Swift’s strengths alongside code examples that illustrate them.

The Swift Information Architecture Project is an ongoing effort that has helped inform decisions related to the site redesign.

Thank you to the website workgroup and community members for contributing to these improvements.

Swift at Apple: migrating the Password Monitoring service from Java June 2, 2025Swift is heavily used in production for building cloud services at Apple, with incredible results.

Last year, the Password Monitoring service was rewritten in Swift, handling multiple billions of requests per day from devices all over the world.

A detailed discussion of how this is done using the cryptographic private set intersection protocol is in the Password Monitoring section of the Apple Platform Security guide.

The migration from Java to Swift was motivated by a need to scale the Password Monitoring service in a performant way.

The Password Monitoring service runs globally, so service load can greatly flu…

ICYMI: Memory Safety, Ecosystem Talks, and Java Interoperability at FOSDEM 2025 May 5, 2025The Swift community had a strong presence at FOSDEM 2025, the world’s largest independently run open source conference, held every year in Brussels, Belgium.

FOSDEM highlighted a range of Swift-related talks related to memory safety, a broad ecosystem around Swift including using it to develop web services and embedded projects, and new areas of the project including Java interoperability.

To learn more about memory in safety in Swift, see the Swift documentation page on memory safety,as well as a features vision document on memory safety.

🎉 The room was packed with 12 talks, covering a wide range of …

Swift 6.1 Released March 31, 2025Swift 6.1 is now available!

id } }Swift 6.1 also improves type inference for task groups by inferring the child task result type of withTaskGroup and withThrowingTaskGroup .

Install Swift 6.1You can try out these exciting new developments in Swift 6.1 today!

If you’re building apps for Apple platforms, Swift 6.1 is included in Xcode 16.3, now available from the App Store.

And the easiest way to install the standalone Swift 6.1 toolchain is using swiftly, the new Swift version manager that runs on macOS and Linux.

Introducing swiftly 1.0 March 28, 2025Today we’re delighted to introduce the first stable release of swiftly, a Swift version manager that takes the pain out of installing, managing and updating your Swift toolchain.

They can be easily listed using swiftly:$ swiftly list-available main-snapshot -- Available main development snapshot toolchains ---------------------------------------------- main-snapshot-2025-03-25 ...Once you’ve identified a snapshot toolchain, it can be installed using its name:$ swiftly install main-snapshot-2025-03-25 -- Installing main-snapshot-2025-03-25Another way to temporarily use a specific version of Swift is to use the special ‘+’ selector.

As swiftly is updated …

This extends to our server back end, and after a rewrite our Things Cloud service has transitioned entirely to Swift.

Things Cloud serves as the backbone of the app’s experience, silently synchronizing to-dos across devices.

After twelve years in production, Things Cloud has earned our users’ trust in its reliability.

Switching to SwiftOur legacy Things Cloud service was built on Python 2 and Google App Engine.

A full rewrite is usually a last resort, but in our case, it was the only viable path for Things Cloud.

Introducing gRPC Swift 2 February 14, 2025Say hello to gRPC Swift 2: a major update that brings first-class concurrency support and more expressive APIs for a seamless developer experience.

And the new gRPC Swift 2 offers an idiomatic, cross-platform, performant and feature-rich library for building highly-scalable services.

When gRPC Swift was first developed back in 2018, Swift had not yet introduced concurrency features like async/await, so it was instead based on SwiftNIO’s event-driven concurrency model.

For developers unfamiliar with these concepts, the prior version of gRPC Swift presented a steep learning curve.

Next StepsTo get started with gRPC Swift 2 check out the tutorials and …

Updating the Visual Studio Code extension for Swift February 10, 2025Today, we are excited to announce a new version of the Swift extension for Visual Studio Code – now published to the extension marketplace as an official supported release of the Swift team.

The aim of this extension is to provide a high-quality, feature-complete extension that makes developing Swift applications on all platforms a seamless experience.

As we continue to invest in Swift as a first-class language for cross-platform development, both Apple and the broader developer community are rapidly iterating on the VS Code extension to expand its capabilities for server and cloud, embedded, and Linux and Windows app deve…

As a foundational step in this new chapter of Swift build technologies, today Apple is open sourcing Swift Build, a powerful and extensible build engine that provides a set of build rules for building Swift projects.

Swift Build is an infrastructural component designed to plan and execute builds requested by a higher-level client like Swift Package Manager or Xcode.

As a small first step towards this vision, today the team is submitting a pull request to begin the process of integrating support for Swift Build in SwiftPM as an alternate build engine.

An invitation to participateWe look forward to working with the community to continue evolving how we build Swift code.

This is an exciting ne…

I submitted an update to my app 4 days ago, and it is still Waiting for Review. I would like to ask - is there a big queue now, or should I resubmit the app ? I heard resubmit may sometimes help to "unstuck", but I wonder if I am stuck or if there is just a long line. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot. submitted by /u/Janecmi [link] [comments]

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I have the weirdest issue in developer.apple.com In "Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles" > "Identifiers" Choose any identifier, change a cap, for example "push notifications", click "save" and confirm. The website quietly fails, changes are not saved and there's a massive error in browser network inspector, saying PATCH to /services-account/v1/bundleIds/XXYYZZ is not supported. I can't change caps in my identifiers in any way - not website, not xcode, not API, nothing works. It's been like that a week now and affects all teams I am a member of. Did anyone run into that? Is it just my account? I sent a support request to Apple, but not sure how long it might take them to reply. submitted b…

Anyone know of a good AI-powered tool that can take a set of test cases and try to execute them on a cloud device or simulator and report back what passes and fails? I want something that can use visual cues in the app to determine if the test case completed successfully. Ideally I could show it how to test once or twice and it could then do it on it's own and adapt to subtle changes in the UI instead of looking for an exact UI state match to pass the test. Should work kind of like a human manually running through a list of test cases. submitted by /u/C-Benz [link] [comments]

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Issue 721 8th August 2025 Written by Dave VerwerOne of the more interesting posts I read this week was Peter Steinberger’s “Don’t read this Startup Slop”.

I obviously read a lot of the blog posts written by the Swift and Apple platform community.

It’s safe to say that I have certainly read AI-generated blog posts, and that it’s likely that I’ve linked to some in this newsletter.

Is an AI-assisted blog post better than no blog post at all?

In my opinion it’s definitely more complex than “LLM writing bad, human writing good”.

I know I’m being a little optimistic to say people read App Store listings, but at least the information is there if people are interested.

But could there be more metadata on App Store pages in the future?

Keith Harrison:In Swift 6.2 Apple is introducing a new more approachable way to use Swift Concurrency.

BooksThis new course from Antoine van der Lee is a practical look at Swift concurrency.

– Remote (within US timezones)Sr iOS Developer @ Hero Assistant – We seek to build the most ambitious iOS app ever created.

Issue 719 25th July 2025 Written by Dave VerwerThanks so much to everyone who filled last week’s survey about Apple’s on-device Foundation Model.

I started writing a little sample app until I found the Foundation Models Framework Example repository by Rudrank Riyam.

I’m confident there’s no better demonstration and playground for the Foundation Model, and I’m incredibly grateful for his work on it.

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If you watch the WWDC session, “Explore prompt design & safety for on-device foundation models“, the presenters discuss the model’s strengths and weaknesses.

The on-device models certainly won’t rival the online LLMs, but that’s also not what they’re designed to do.

The end result clearly works very well for the Unread app icon, but I worry a little that this will cause icon design to further narrow in on this style.

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– Remote (within US timezones)Sr iOS Developer @ Hero Assistant – We seek to build the mo…

Issue 717 11th July 2025 Written by Dave VerwerYou’ve almost certainly already seen that Apple announced “Updates for apps in the European Union” as it’s now over a week old.

I don’t think Apple should drop their cut to zero; in my opinion, there’s undeniable value in what they provide to developers.

I can’t help but be impressed by what Xu Yang does to solve this tricky (but very real-world) layout issue.

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Issue 716 27th June 2025 Written by Dave VerwerSeveral people have asked for my opinion on Apple’s coding assistant feature in the Xcode 26 beta.

After using Claude Code, I can say that agents are a huge step forward over the previous generation of tools.

As a command line tool, Claude Code fits this approach especially well as you don’t even need to change your editor or IDE.

Instabug benchmarks GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, and SmartResolve to reveal surprising platform-specific strengths.

And finally...What does the Xcode “coding assistant” prompt look like?

Issue 715 20th June 2025 Written by Dave VerwerYou might have missed it in the run up to WWDC, but I want to highlight a recent article on the official Swift blog titled “Swift at Apple: Migrating the Password Monitoring service”.

This recent blog post changes that and gives details of Apple’s use of Swift and Vapor in production apps used by more than a billion people.

Even better, it’s written down, public, and in an easily linkable blog post format.

It’s the best way to build apps for Apple platforms, and maybe to write a small web app with, but that’s the end of the story.

I hope we can see this and other success stories make their way off the Swift blog and into a more permanent home o…

Issue 714 13th June 2025 Written by Dave VerwerDid you have a good WWDC week?

As always, I won’t try to sum up the entirety of this week’s announcements in today’s issue.

So far, all we’ve seen is the stock Apple apps, some demo apps, and sample code.

What we’ve seen so far is supposed to guide our decisions as we design and ship our ‘26 platform releases.

For example, “Track Sleep Patterns” is a very active caption and gives you “track sleep”, “sleep patterns”, and “track sleep patterns”, keywords people are looking for.

Issue 713 6th June 2025 Written by Dave VerwerIt’s almost WWDC time!

With RevenueCat Paywalls you can remotely configure and edit your entire paywall view without waiting on App Review.

I haven’t submitted anything for App Review in years, but I receive plenty of email from people who have bad experiences.

I also receive too many emails where bad app review experiences caused someone to give up on the App Store and move to another platform.

It’s also worth reading Sarah Reichelt’s latest post on App Review, which has a similar theme.

His challenge app is Neura, designed to teach ML concepts, and he wants to inspire others to find the same passion for changing the world through creating apps.

Her challenge app is EvacuMate, which helps users prepare emergency checklists, store vital documents, and access real-time resources during disasters.

Before I wrap this up, just a quick note to say that there will be no iOS Dev Weekly for the next two weeks.

– Tamera MiddlebrooksI would argue the greatest barrier of entry for native iOS app development at this stage is the cost of a Mac.

Personally, when I first started my app development journey, I bought an old refurbished M2 Mac Mini.

Issue 711 9th May 2025 Written by Dave VerwerIn exactly one month, Apple will unveil what they’ve been working on for the past year.

The main community attractions, CommunityKit and One More Thing, have both recently posted their schedules, which is great to see.

It’s likely that Apple is experimenting with this (as I hoped), but I’d always urge against getting your hopes too high.

Regardless, I enjoyed Manu’s latest article that tries to keep your sheet presentation code nice and clean.

👍And finally...As an alternative to this, you could just put your phone in your pocket for a bit… 😮‍💨

Issue 710 2nd May 2025 Written by Dave VerwerWas there any news yesterday?

I’m sure you’ve read every hot take over the past 24 hours and I have very little² to add about the news itself.

What I’m sure of, though, is that this decision will trigger a more significant change to the App Store.

Apple built its App Store business around its current business model, and if developers can bypass it without much jumping through hoops, Apple will likely make changes.

We should want the App Store to be successful for Apple as well as for ourselves.

Issue 709 25th April 2025 Written by Dave VerwerI knew I’d enjoy Collin Donnell’s recent post, “Loving SwiftUI, missing UIKit” from the title, and I did.

After the Swift announcement, I wondered what the cost of the new language to iOS and other Apple platform development would be.

I’ve linked to Kishikawa Katsumi’s Swift Regex project before, but it gets another mention this week as he added a regex debugger to it!

This is a well-written, step-by-step look at all the different issues making this situation compatible with Swift 6 language mode.

VideosI missed these videos from the wonderful iOS Conf SG conference that took place a few months ago.

Issue 708 18th April 2025 Written by Dave VerwerEvery time I read my RSS feeds and see an article about top App Store earnings, a little part of me dies.

I know it’s not the worst problem in the world right now, but it’s not great how the App Store turned out all these years after it debuted.

That said, it’s not the entire App Store and it reminds me to be grateful for all of you who are creating useful and worthwhile software that doesn’t exploit people’s addictive tendencies.

This article from Donny Wals has some great, practical tips on using Instruments with SwiftUI.

This is a great article.

Issue 707 11th April 2025 Written by Dave VerwerThis week, there wasn’t much to write about in Apple platform or Swift development, but I noticed an interesting article celebrating 20 years of Git from GitHub founder Scott Chacon.

The standard was Subversion and the competitors were Git, Bazaar, and Mercurial.

Bazaar started on the 26th March 2005, Git was 12 days later on the 7th April, and Mercurial started exactly 12 days after that on the 19th April.

So, I spent time converting all my repositories from Subversion to Bazaar, thinking I could ignore Git.

Bazaar was under active development for 11 years and Mercurial is still under active development today, but Git was the clear winner.

Apple TV+ currently offers baseball fans Friday night games, but it sounds like Apple may soon be able to up its MLB offerings for subscribers.

We reported last month that Apple had officially submitted a bid for MLB Sunday Night Baseball rights.

Adding Sunday Night Baseball and first-round playoff games to its roster would make a lot of sense, since Apple TV+ has already set up the infrastructure to stream MLB.

Do you watch Friday Night Baseball on Apple TV+?

Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 per month and features hit TV shows and movies like Ted Lasso, Severance, The Morning Show, Silo, and Shrinking.

That means the iPhone 17 release date is fast approaching.

Here’s when to expect Apple’s new iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max to launch.

September is iPhone 17 lineup’s launch monthApple products all have their own release cadence.

Thus, the iPhone 17 release date is expected to be Friday, September 19 this year.

Based on that pattern, we should expect the following:2025: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro MaxAnnounced: Week of September 8Pre-orders: Friday, September 12Release date: Friday, September 19Which new iPhone 17 model do you plan to buy?

Intel’s stock spiked late in trading today after reports that the Trump administration is in talks to take a stake in the company.

Intel’s stock, which had gained 7.38% during the day, is currently climbing another 3.2% in after-hours trading.

The size of the potential stake isn’t clear.

The talks seem to be a direct result of a meeting earlier this week between President Donald Trump and Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, which came after Trump publicly called for Tan’s ouster.

What do you think of this potential deal?

Power’s 2025 U.S. Credit Card Satisfaction Study is out.

And this time, contrary to the last four years, Apple didn’t top the list, reflecting the company’s broader struggles with its credit card program.

Apple’s credit card, issued by Goldman Sachs, came in as a close third with 624 points.

Compared to last year’s study, satisfaction across all credit cards rose just one point to 611.

What’s your take on Apple Card losing its four-year streak at the top?

This week’s rumors include: new Apple TV 4K chip, Studio Display 2 surprise, M5 MacBook Pro with cellular, and much more.

Apple TV 4K getting A17 Pro, plus more surprise chip leaksThanks to leaked Apple code and the discoveries of Aaron Perris, MacRumors published a variety of new leaks about chips coming to future Apple products.

Rumors already said the new Apple TV 4K would get an A17 Pro or A18 for Apple Intelligence support.

But the fact that Apple seems to be testing C1 in the M5 MacBook Pro is encouraging.

HomePod and Apple TV 4K are extremely niche market players.

Also, Apple released the latest beta of iOS 26, featuring some fun new animations and even more Liquid Glass refinements.

And in Happy Hour Plus, we catch up on some recent TV shows and movies we enjoyed this summer.

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With the release of watchOS 11.6.1 and companion iOS 18.6.1, Apple managed to restore blood oxygen readings for U.S. owners of Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2.

Industry data shows Apple Watch shipments declined about 19 percent year over year in 2024, according to Counterpoint Research.

For context, Apple released the new Apple Watch Ultra 2 in 2023, but only released a new color option in 2024.

As of today, that concern is almost entirely addressed by Apple’s blood oxygen capture workaround.

The move coming one month before the introduction of the Apple Watch Series 11 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 is ideal for that reason.

Apple TV+ is having a very good year, with a growing subscriber base and more critical acclaim than ever.

But amid what’s otherwise been a slow season for new TV, Apple is currently airing two of its best reviewed shows of the year: Chief of War and Platonic.

#1: Chief of WarChief of War premiered on Apple TV+ at the beginning of August as a Jason Momoa extravaganza.

You can watch Chief of War now on Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 per month and features hit TV shows and movies like Ted Lasso, Severance, The Morning Show, Silo, and Shrinking.

Apple has just released public beta 3 for watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and HomePod 26.

Earlier this week Apple shipped developer beta 6 for its forthcoming major software updates like iOS 26, watchOS 26, and more.

watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and HomePod 26 so far have revealed no noticeable feature updates in the new betas.

On the plus side, that means today’s public beta 3 updates should be more stable than any prior builds have been.

Have you noticed anything new in public beta 3 for watchOS 26, tvOS 26, or HomePod 26?

Apple has released a new, revised build of iOS 26 beta 6 for developers.

iOS 26 beta 6 re-released with new developer buildEarlier this week, Apple shipped iOS 26 beta 6 for developers.

Alongside today’s iOS 26 public beta 3 release, Apple has also shipped an updated beta for developers.

Personally, the last few days with iOS 26 beta 6 installed on my iPhone have been pretty solid.

We’ll keep you posted on any changes spotted in the new iOS 26 beta 6.

As it usually does towards the final stretch of the beta season, Apple is moving to the weekly schedule of beta releases.

Following Monday’s release of a new developer beta batch, the third round of public betas is rolling out now, including macOS 26 Tahoe beta 3.

How to install macOS Tahoe 26 public beta 3To install, the first thing you have to do is enroll in Apple’s public beta program at https://beta.apple.com/.

Once you’re done, here’s the step-by-step:Open System SettingsGo to General ⇾ Software UpdateClick the ‘i’ icon next to Beta UpdatesFrom the dropdown menu in the top-right, select the macOS Tahoe 26 Public BetaHit ‘Done’What to expect from macOS Tahoe 26 public beta 3If history …

Following iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 beta 6, Apple has released the third iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 public betas.

iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 public beta 3For iPhone and iPad users on the public beta train, simply go to the Settings app > General section > Software Update to look for the over-the-air updates to iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 public beta 3.

iOS 26 public beta 3 should echo or resemble what we see in iOS 26 developer beta 6.

The new public beta comes alongside an updated iOS 26 developer beta 6 build: 23A5318f.

Curious about trying iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 public beta on your iPhone and iPad?

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman on Wednesday reported that Apple is preparing a "visually redesigned" version of Siri that will debut on the iPhone and iPad "as early as next year."

It is unclear if Siri would get a life-like avatar on the iPhone and iPad too.

Apple already redesigned Siri last year, but only on iPhone and iPad models that support Apple Intelligence.

On those devices, a colorful glow appears around the edges of the screen when Siri is invoked.

On older iPhone and iPad models, Siri has an older design, with a circular icon popping up at the bottom of the screen when it is invoked.

In case you missed it — this is the post for people who mainly only read headlines — Apple has announced that it will be releasing iOS 18.6.1 and watchOS 11.6.1 later today.

Apple shared this information in a press release on its Newsroom website.

The software updates will re-enable the Blood Oxygen feature on Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2 models sold in the United States.

It is unclear if iOS 18.6.1 will include anything else, such as bug fixes or security patches.

Apple is now focused on iOS 26, which is deep into beta testing ahead of a general release in September.

We're tracking record low prices across the entire M3 iPad Air lineup today, with discounts available at both Amazon and Best Buy.

Prices start at $449.00 for the 128GB Wi-Fi 11-inch M3 iPad Air, down from $599.00.

Across the board these are all $150 discounts on the M3 iPad Air, and each one is a new best-ever price for the tablet.

This is a massive discount on the M3 iPad Air, even coming in under the current deal price of the 512GB Wi-Fi model.

The 128GB cellular 11-inch iPad Air is available for $599.00 and the 128GB cellular 13-inch iPad Air is available for $799.00, both representing new record low prices.

Apple today announced that blood oxygen monitoring will return to Apple Watch models in the United States via a software update.

Apple says that its blood oxygen monitoring feature has been "redesigned" for the Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Series 10, and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the United States.

The redesigned blood oxygen monitoring feature will be available as part of iOS 18.6.1 and watchOS 11.6.1.

Apple Watch models in the United States that include the original blood oxygen monitoring feature and those purchased internationally will remain unchanged, with no need for the workaround solution.

Apple has been in a long-running patent dispute with health technology company Masimo over …

Apple's next-generation Studio Display will contain an "A19 Pro" chip, according to code reviewed by MacRumors.

Now, it has emerged that the device will contain the as-yet unreleased A19 Pro chip.

The A19 Pro is almost certain to debut in the iPhone 17 Pro and ‌iPhone 17 Pro‌ Max next month.

Rumors suggest that the next-generation Studio Display will come out in early 2026, when we're also expecting new Macs.

Little is known about the new Studio Display, but it could feature mini-LED backlighting for improved brightness, contrast, and color.

Apple is developing a new low-cost iPad powered by an A18 chip, according to code references accidentally disclosed by the company yesterday.

The finding builds on a previous report by Bloomberg that indicated Apple plans to launch a 12th generation entry-level iPad in the spring of 2026.

The current 11-inch iPad features an A16 chip and starts at $349.

The A18 chip currently powers the iPhone 16e, iPhone 16, and iPhone 16 Plus, so it will bring significant performance improvements over the A16, which debuted in the iPhone 14 Pro.

Apple released the current entry-level iPad in March 2024.

Apple made a major slip Wednesday when it accidentally included hardware identifiers in software code linking to numerous unannounced products.

The leaked information provided MacRumors with concrete evidence of Apple's hardware development across multiple product categories.

Here's everything that was confirmed through the code discoveries:Meanwhile, Bloomberg separately reported Wednesday on Apple's smart home ambitions.

The company is developing a Ring-like security camera, while its iPad-style smart home hub isn't coming until mid-2026.

A tabletop robot companion with a movable display is also planned for 2027, featuring an enhanced Siri powered by large language models.

An alleged iPhone 17 Pro production line leak today offers a first look at the device's milled all-aluminum chassis, which this year includes the camera bump – in contrast to last year's iPhone 16 Pro model that features a glass camera module attached to an all-glass back panel.

The iPhone 17 Pro models adopt an oversized rectangular camera module that spans the width of the case.

The iPhone 17 Pro models will be the first high-end iPhones with aluminum frames since Apple split the lineup into Pro and non-Pro tiers.

Aluminum is roughly 40% lighter than titanium at similar volumes, so we could see the iPhone 17 Pro models carrying less weight.

We'll know the official look soon – Apple is exp…

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Let’s say that we’ve declared a User struct within a project, which currently only contains constant let properties:struct User: Identifiable , Codable { let id: UUID let name: String let bio: String let imageURL: URL ? }

That could be done like this:struct User: Identifiable , Codable { let id: UUID let name: String let bio: String let imageURL: URL ?

init (id: UUID = UUID () , name: String , bio: String , imageURL: URL ?

id = id self .

Such an API could take the form of a UserTransformer protocol, which uses Swift’s inout parameter feature to enable each transformer to directly mutate the User value that was passed to it, without first having to make a mutable copy:protocol UserTran…

However, sometimes we might be working with a type that requires some additional data that’s not present in the JSON (or whichever data format we’re decoding from) in order to be initialized.

ID ) async throws -> User { let favoritesURL = favoritesURLForUser (withID: id) let userURL = urlForUser (withID: id) async let favorites = request (favoritesURL) as Favorites async let partialUser = request (userURL) as User .

membershipPoints , favorites: favorites ) } ... private func request( _ url: URL ) async throws -> T { let (data, _ ) = try await session.

userInfo [configurationUserInfoKey] wrapped = try Wrapped ( from: decoder, configuration: configuration as !

func decode( from data: Dat…

For example, let’s say that we’re building a custom Container view, which renders a header on top of a content view, while also applying some default styling to those two components:struct Container: View { var header: Header var content: Content var body: some View { VStack (spacing: 0 ) { header .

var body: some View { Container (header: { Text ( "Welcome" ) }, content: { if let user { HomeView (user: user) } else { LoginView (user: $user ) } }) } }Neat!

init , content: content) } }Note that we have to use a closure for our content property above, rather than just a Content value.

init , @ViewBuilder content: () -> Content ) { self .

header = header () self .

close () } return try connection.

alreadyLoading } isLoading = true defer { isLoading = false } let request = requestForLoadingItems (after: lastItem) let response = try await networking.

ID : Task <[ Item ], Error >]() ... func loadItems(after lastItem: Item ) async throws -> [ Item ] { if let existingTask = activeTasksForLastItemID[lastItem.

value } let task = Task { defer { activeTasksForLastItemID[lastItem.

id ] = task return try await task.

So, when working with such static URLs, it’s very common to simply use force unwrapping to turn the resulting optional URL into a non-optional one:let url = URL (string: "https://swiftbysundell.com" )!

With the above in place, we can now easily convert any static string within our code base into a URL , without having to deal with optionals at every single call site:let url = URL (staticString: "https://swiftbysundell.com" )Nice!

Let’s see if we can write a Swift macro that’ll let us not just convert, but also validate static URL strings at compile time.

} }Note how we prefix the URL type with its parent module ( Foundation ) above.

ID ) async throws -> User { guard let url = URL ( st…

I never actually decided to stop writing Swift articles.

But as time went on, I started to really miss Swift by Sundell.

The solution to that problem — meet the Swift by Sundell Archive.

I want to sincerely thank the fine folks at Genius Scan for helping me bring Swift by Sundell back, and to everyone in the Swift community who has reached out over the past few years with encouraging and supportive messages.

Welcome back to Swift by Sundell!

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It's also great to see Swift Testing going from strength to strength, with three major improvements coming in Swift 6.2, including exit tests and attachments.

So, this kind of code is legal in Swift 6.2 and later:func `function name with spaces`() { print("Hello, world!")

As an example, we could create two classes like this:final class User: Sendable { let id = UUID() } final class Session: Sendable { weak let user: User?

{ self.user = user } }We could then make and use them like so:var user: User?

Note: Unlike the XCTest equivalent, Swift Testing's attachments do not support lifetime controls in Swift 6.2.

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In Swift 6.1 this has been resolved, but only when the new MemberImportVisibility upcoming feature flag is enabled.

Formalize ‘language mode’ terminologySE-0441 makes a small but important change to the way we describe Swift versions, clearly separating Swift version from Swift language mode.

Creating a test scope means conforming to two protocols: the core TestTrait protocol, and also the TestScoping protocol introduced in Swift 6.1.

Swift 6.2 will almost certainly arrive at WWDC25, and will include another batch of changes aimed at refining Swift concurrency amongst other improvements.

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The main tools to prevent data races are data isolation and isolation domains:The critical feature of an isolation domain is the safety it provides.

You can pass mutable state from one isolation domain to another, but you can never access that state concurrently from a different domain.

Migrating to Swift 6.2Swift.org Migration GuideThe Swift Migration Guide suggests a process for migrating Swift 5 code to Swift 6.

While in Swift 5 language mode, incrementally enable Swift 6 checking in your project’s Build Settings.

/// See: https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-corelibs-foundation/issues/5139 public static var currentThread: Thread { return Thread.current } } In this tutorial, you’ll migrate…

Expert Swift is here to help, by showing you how to harness the full power of Swift.

The first section of this book covers the basic building blocks of the Swift language: The type system (enums, structs and classes), Protocols and Generics.

In this chapter, you’ll learn about some of the motivations behind creating the Swift language, take a short but deep dive into the Swift toolchain flow and look at Swift.

Strings Toggle description The proper implementation of a string type in Swift has been a controversial topic for quite some time.

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Swift Apprentice: Beyond the Basics is the sequel to Swift Apprentice: Fundamentals and explores additional Swift programming concepts.

Swift Apprentice: Beyond the Basics is the sequel to Swift Apprentice: Fundamentals and explores additional Swift programming concepts.

The section is a list of the expanded areas of Swift programming.

Finally, it covers Advanced Protocols, Generics, and Concurrency, giving you a solid understanding of Swift’s language-level concurrency mechanisms.

Each topic provides a robust foundation for advanced Swift programming, ensuring your grasp of these concepts is both thorough and practical.

Here, at last, is our All the Conferences episode, featuring iOS community luminaries Mikalea Caron and Matt Heaney.

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iOS Conferences for Mobile Developers in 2024, dated now but many of these conferences recur annually.

This is a companion book to the SwiftUI Apprentice; the SwiftUI Apprentice focuses on building apps, while Swift Apprentice focuses on the Swift language itself.

That means you can focus on core Swift language concepts, such as classes, protocols, and generics without getting bogged down by extraneous details.

That means you can focus on core Swift language concepts, such as classes, protocols, and generics without getting bogged down by extraneous details.

This is a companion book to the SwiftUI Apprentice; the SwiftUI Apprentice focuses on building apps, while Swift Apprentice focuses on the Swift language itself.

Section I: Swift BasicsThe chapters in this section will introduce you to t…

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func dispatch Responder ( _ responder : () async -> Void ) async { await responder () } await dispatch Responder { // no explicit isolation => nonisolated print ( "🚒 HONK HOOOOONK!"

isolation ) await responder () }When you apply @isolated(any) to a function type, it does two things.

func dispatch Responder ( _ responder : @isolated ( any ) () -> Void ) async { await responder () // note the function is synchronous }This makes synchronous functions marked with @isolated(any) a little strange.

How @isolated(any) Affects CallersAll of the task creation APIs — Task initializers and Task Group — make use of @isolated(any) .

We now have some stronger guarantees about scheduling work on the Main A…

Their paper, Uncertain: A First-Order Type for Uncertain Data introduced a probabilistic programming approach that’s both mathematically rigorous and surprisingly practical.

You can find my port on GitHub:import Uncertain import Core Location let uncertain Location = Uncertain < CLLocation >.

Uncertain provides a rich set of probability distributions:// Modeling sensor noise let raw Gyro Data = 0.85 // rad/s let gyro Reading = Uncertain .

Uncertain also provides comprehensive statistical operations:// Basic statistics let temperature = Uncertain .

You can migrate uncertain calculations piecemeal rather than rewriting everything at once:extension CLLocation { var uncertain : Uncertain < CLLo…

Model Context Protocol (MCP) aims to do the same for a new generation of AI tools.

But back to more practical matters:Let’s talk about where we are today with Model Context Protocol.

In the process of building iMCP, we built a Swift SDK for Model Context Protocol servers and clients.

We think emcee is a convenient way to connect to services that don’t have an existing MCP server implementation — especially for services you’re building yourself.

In case it’s not abundantly clear, we here at NSHipster dot com are pretty bought into the promise of Model Context Protocol.

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environment [ "IRC_PASSWORD" ] else { fatal Error ( "Missing required environment variables" ) } // For testing only - never print credentials in production code print ( password )Run this on its own, and you’ll fail in proper 12 Factor fashion:$ swift run ❗️ "Missing required environment variables"But by prepending op run we read in that .env file, resolve each vault item reference, and injects those values into the evironment:$ op run -- swift run hunter2The double dash ( -- ) after op run is important!

It tells the shell to pass all subsequent arguments to the command being run, rather than interpreting them as options to op run itself.

Update Your Development ScriptWhatever command you …

I wrote this in response:Both Apple and Phil Schiller himself took a huge risk in doing this.

And humanizing the company and its decisions, especially to developers — remember, developer relations is all under Phil — might be worth the PR risk.

* * *For unspecified reasons, Apple has declined to participate this year, ending what had become a beloved tradition in our community — and I can’t help but suspect that it won’t come back.

We’ll see what their WWDC PR strategy looks like in a couple of weeks.

This will be the first WWDC I’m not attending since 2009 (excluding the remote 2020 one, of course).

Как писать хорошие дизайн-докиНе важно, для кого вы описываете задачу – для кожаного мешка, или для кремниевого, вам нужно уметь писать понятные дизайн-документы. В статье – несколько полезных правил по работе с ними.

Поддержка OpenRouter в XcodeOpenRouter – это платформа, которая дает доступ к большинству LLM через один API и единую систему токенов. Это удобно, так как можно не заморачиваться с подключением разных моделей. Так вот, теперь вы можете обращаться к API OpenRouter прямо из Xcode, попробуйте!

Как покрыть проект на SwiftUI тестами и эффективно проверять навигацию и взаимодействие с сервером?Присоединяйтесь к открытому уроку 13 августа в 20:00 МСК. Мы разберём, как покрыть навигацию двумя способами, применить Snapshot-тесты и эффективно организовать UI-тестирование с генерацией маркеров и мокирования данных для подмены сетевого трафика.Вы получите навыки, которые помогут не только создавать стабильные приложения, но и легко масштабировать тестирование в реальных проектах на SwiftUI.🔥Посетите урок и получите скидку на курс «iOS Developer. Professional»: https://otus.pw/qnuM/Реклама. ООО «Отус онлайн-образование», ОГРН 1177746618576

@isolated(any)Большой разбор от NSHipster того, как появившийся в Swift 6.0 модификатор isolated помогает работать с асинхронностью.

Как поменялся поиск в SwiftUI в iOS 16В новых версиях iOS и iPadOS немного изменили поведение поиска в SwiftUI – и в тулбаре, и в таббаре. В основном косметика, но есть и новые API – например, можно сделать так, чтобы в неактивном состоянии строка поиска превращалась в кнопку.

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Bazel + iOS + VS CodeSpotify выпустили билд сервер, который позволяет разрабатывать под iOS с использованием Bazel в любом редакторе, который поддерживает LSP. Работают индексация проекта, навигация, сборка, запуск, и дебаг через lldb.

Perception 2.0 – бэкпорт Observation frameworkПолтора года назад Pointfree выпустили библиотеку Perception – бэкпорт Observation framework на все версии iOS, начиная с 13. На этой неделе вышла его новая мажорная версия. Из самого важного – бэкпорт новой фичи Observations из Swift 6.2.

Конференция Стратоплана про кризисный менеджментМенеджеру нужно постоянно балансировать между интересами двух сторон – бизнеса и его команды. В идеальном мире они, конечно же, сонаправлены, но на практике практически всегда разъезжаются. В кризисных ситуациях все только усугубляется – бизнесу нужно и двигаться быстрее, и резать косты, а сотрудникам, наоборот, нужны стабильность и понятные задачи.На открытой конференции Стратоплана куча крутых экспертов расскажут, как менеджеру выживать в такой ситуации, приносить пользу и компании, и своей команде, и при этом не сходить с ума и не нарушать своих принципов. Вот самые интересные доклады из программы:👉Слава Панкратов даст базовые принципы пове…

Что нового в SwiftUI для macOSВ Xcode 26 SwiftUI существенно улучшили не только для iOS, но и для macOS. Держите детальный разбор всех заметных изменений – от нового WebView до лучшего перфоманса в списках.

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Apple’s Trump support, flagship TV UIs, beta design tweaks, Xcode’s appetite for disk space, and a safe space for Casey… but not his devices.

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AppleCare One, the OS 26 public betas, and tensions between art and usability in interface design.

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Our broken and drowned electronics, Apple's lawsuit against Prosser, Cloudflare's power exercise, and Marco's solution to sunscreen.

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Jeff Williams' retirement, Liquid Glass revisions, and our review of F1® The Movie.

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Job advice for CS graduates, whether external drives should be USB, Thunderbolt, or FireWire, and a draft of how we'd make the worst MacBook.

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Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.

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macOS Tahoe and iOS 26 beta 2 updates, the latest AI-training kerfuffles, life with CarKey, and flagship OLED TVs.

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Impressions of iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, iPadOS 26, and Liquid Glass after a week of using the first developer betas.

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Impressions and analysis from WWDC 2025: Apple's new universal UI design with "Liquid Glass", all of the new 26-series OSes using it, and the potential of the new Apple Intelligence APIs.

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Hopes, dreams, and predictions for WWDC 2025… after an hour of U2.

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Tiny EV trucks, what Jony and Sam might be making, and how Apple might turn around developer sentiment.

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OpenAI buys Jony Ive, the alleged AI story inside Apple, the potential for AI APIs, and why we all need to buy Aston Martins for our work.

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Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.

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Hyperspace updates, more on Apple's in-app-purchase injunction, how to choose Ubiquiti gear (and when not to), and some actual vibe-coding (we think?).

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‘Michigan-Starred Fine Dining’, With Louie MantiaSpecial guest Louie Mantia joins the show to talk about Liquid Glass, the various OS 26 updates, and the worrisome state of Apple’s UI design overall.

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‘The Shift-2 Crowd’, With Jason SnellJason Snell returns to the show to talk about the early PC platform rivalries of the 1980s, iOS 26 leaks (and Apple suing YouTuber Jon Prosser), the various Apple OS 26 public betas and the state of Liquid Glass, and more.

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‘The Cutting Edge Latest Supermodel’, With David SmithSpecial guest David Smith returns to the show for a developer’s perspective look at WWDC 2025.

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‘Through the Wall Like Kool-Aid Man’, With Chance MillerChance Miller returns to the show to discuss the news and announcements from WWDC 2025.

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‘Through the Wall Like Kool-Aid Man’, With Chance MillerChance Miller returns to the show to discuss the news and announcements from WWDC 2025.

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‘Live From WWDC 2025’, With Joanna Stern and Nilay PatelRecorded in front of a live audience at The California Theatre in San Jose Tuesday evening, special guests Joanna Stern and Nilay Patel join me to discuss Apple’s announcements at WWDC 2025.

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‘Sewing Machine Repair Shop’, With Patrick McGeePatrick McGee joins the show to discuss his must-read new book, Apple in China — one of the best books about Apple anyone has ever written.

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‘A Monkey on a Rock’, With Stephen HackettStephen Hackett, proprietor of 512 Pixels and co-founder of Relay (purveyor of many fine podcasts), joins the show.

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‘The Ratchet of Flippancy’, With Craig ModCraig Mod returns to the show to discuss his splendid new book, Things Become Other Things.

Other topics include creating with AI tools (including programming), social media permanence vs. ephemerality, and more.

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‘The Best Hatched Plan’, With Glenn FleishmanSpecial guest Glenn Fleishman returns to the show for episode 420 on 4/20, but everyone’s sober, I swear.

Topics include Trump’s dumb tariffs and Glenn’s smart new edition of his book Six Centuries of Type & Printing.

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‘Podcasting Technology Cadence’, With MG SieglerMG Siegler returns to the show to talk about the drama surrounding Siri and Apple Intelligence.

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‘Putting a Stink on the Letter X’, With Craig HockenberryCraig Hockenberry returns to the show.

Topics include Apple’s new hardware this week — M3 iPad Airs, A16 regular iPads, M4 MacBook Airs, and the M4 Max and surprising M3 Ultra Mac Studios.

And we go deep on The Iconfactory’s years-in-the-making new app, Tapestry — a universal timeline for the Internet.

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‘Nothing Is Possible’, With Paul KafasisSpecial guest: Paul Kafasis.

Special topics: Siri/Super Bowl nonsense, “Gulf of Mexico/America” nonsense, the iPhone 16e gets announced, and a veritable Bond villain buys the rights to the James Bond movie franchise.

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‘A Professional Internet User’, With Vlad PrelovacKagi founder and CEO Vlad Prelovac joins the show to talk about the business of web search, the thinking behind Kagi’s own amazing search engine, and their upstart WebKit-based browser Orion.

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‘A Good Duck Butt’, With Allen PikeSpecial guest Allen Pike joins the show to talk about the state of generative AI and how Apple Intelligence measures up (so far).

Also: some speculation on Apple’s pending acquisition of the ever-difficult-to-pronounce Pixelmator.

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