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.

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

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

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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.

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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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WWDC25 is almost here!

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

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In this edition: Join us to learn how to make your apps more accessible to everyone.

Plus, check out our new and refreshed Pathways, and uncover the time-traveling secrets of the Apple Design Award-winning game The Wreck.

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The Wreck is filed under games, but it’s also been called a visual novel, an interactive experience, and a playable movie.

Maurin is the co-writer, designer, and producer of The Wreck — and here we’ll let you decide what to call it.

Later I read that the brain parses through old memories to find relevant knowledge for facing that kind of situation.

And what immediately came to mind was a game.”Junon's interactions with the hospital staff drive the narrative in The Wreck.

Successive viewings of these memories can reveal new details or cast doubt on their legitimacy — something Maurin wrote from experience.

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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…

My question is, can we run an STT model like Whisper in the background (even when the phone is locked) on iOS? Actually, I read a lot everywhere that iOS constantly looks for battery-draining apps and ditches them. Basically, it's super conscious about saving its battery. But but, I found a Flutter iOS app that basically retrieves the audio stream from an IoT device, and their iOS app sends this audio stream to some API, receives the response, and forwards that response back to the IoT device. All these things happen even when your app is not open, your app is in the background, and your iPhone is locked. So, I am wondering—running a Whisper-like STT model in the background on iOS— is that …

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I see lots of indie devs posting cool app promos on Twitter, Insta, TikTok, etc. and I always wonder — are those posts just for fun, or do they actually work? Do you guys post in specific Facebook groups? Subreddits? TikTok niches? I’m building an app myself and I’m trying to understand where the real traction comes from (besides ASO and ads). Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/bertikal10 [link] [comments]

I've been an iOS developer for three years and am learning reverse engineering as a hobby. Recently, I discovered that my applications are vulnerable to reverse engineering. My backend API endpoints are exposed in strings, and symbols are easily identifiable by disassemblers. If someone abuses my APIs, it could cause economic damage. While there haven't been any critical issues so far, I want to improve security to mitigate substantial risks. Strings can be hidden and restored using encryption, but what about symbols? Crackers can identify my function symbols and infer their purposes. I'm considering obfuscating my code, but I'm worried it might reduce productivity. How do others and compan…

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I am following up from a post I made a few months ago.. I built a tiny sdk that allows iOS developers to talk to their users easily. I attached a link below. Since my last post I added a new feature that automatically categorizes feedback + revamped the website. After some initial beta testers (thank you!!) I wanted to share this again. Would love to get more feedback :) www.mobilefeedback.io https://github.com/MobileFeedback/mobilefeedback-ios submitted by /u/unknowngoogler [link] [comments]

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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.

Issue 706 4th April 2025 Written by Dave VerwerRecently, there’s been a lot of talk about Apple and AI.

People are wondering where Swift Assist is and speculating endlessly on what caused the next generation Siri product to be delayed into 2026.

However, I have thoughts on Predictive Code Completion and Swift Assist in Xcode.

When I first wrote about Xcode’s Predictive Code Completion, I was complimentary about it.

I can’t wait to see what Apple delivers with Swift Assist and how they continue to improve Predictive Code Completion.

Issue 705 28th March 2025 Written by Dave VerwerIt’s that time of year again!

🎉If you apply and get a ticket, don’t forget WWDC week has grown back to being much more than just Apple’s event.

First up, a new event, CommunityKit, which looks like it’s a successor to the highly popular WWDC Community events that have been running since the early days of WWDC going remote.

In the past, the WWDC community website also covered worldwide events like keynote watch parties and community get-togethers.

He argues that as the time needed to create apps decreases, the process and time taken with everything after building the app looks more daunting.

Issue 704 21st March 2025 Written by Dave VerwerI received a suggestion earlier this week from Kyle Bashour to check out his latest package, AestheticText.

But it also set me thinking about how I think about choosing a package that includes a UI component.

I don’t take quite that position, but I certainly spend more time considering whether to use a UI component than something without those imports.

Tornike Gomareli has written up this useful article on getting it working with Swift using xcode-build-server and LSP.

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Here are the most recent ways Apple One has gotten better, and a preview of what’s coming next in iOS 26.

New Apple One features coming in iOS 26Apple Music is getting an especially packed update in iOS 26, with some of its biggest changes in years.

Apple Arcade will benefit from the brand new Games app that’s coming to your iPhone.

Rumors indicate Apple Health+ has long been in the works, with a launch coming in a future iOS 26 update.

Apple One in iOS 26: wrap-upIf you’re already an Apple TV+ subscriber, or perhaps Apple Music and iCloud+ are existing monthly payments, Apple hopes the recent and upcoming improvements to Apple One could tip you toward the bundle.

But unlike most watchOS releases, there are several tentpole features that will only be available on very recent Apple Watch models.

Apple Watch Series 10, Series 9, or Ultra 2 required for several watchOS 26 featuresIf you’re looking forward to getting Liquid Glass on your Apple Watch, and a variety of other new watchOS 26 features, all you need is an Apple Watch Series 6 or newer, Apple Watch SE 2, or any Apple Watch Ultra.

They are only available on three current Apple Watch models:Apple Watch Series 10Apple Watch Series 9Apple Watch Ultra 2Essentially, only Apple Watch models that launched in 2023 or later are supported.

So if you’re interested in any of these upcoming watchOS 26 featur…

Friday’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break deals are now up for grabs and headlined by the M4 MacBook Pro.

Apple’s most affordable 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro now $200 off via Amazon at $1,399 + more up to $339 offDeals on the latest MacBook Pro lineup for Prime day last week were nearly nonexistent.

Folks looking towards and upgraded model can browse the lowest prices we can find on those below:Amazon brings back the $110 Prime Day price drop on Apple’s 24GB M4 Mac mini todayIf you happen to miss out on the Prime Day deal for Apple’s upgraded 24GB M4 Mac mini, it’s back.

Today’s deal is only live on the black variant and dramatically undercuts the Prime Day price we saw on the 2-in-1 Butterfly down at $70.

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This fall, Apple will launch a brand new flagship iPhone model: the iPhone 17 Air.

Its ultra-thin, futuristic design will be the main selling point, but the iPhone 17 Air is also expected to come with a brand new 6.6-inch screen size.

6.6-inch iPhone 17 Air display expected to support ProMotion and moreIf you’re considering buying an iPhone 17 Air this fall, the screen will no doubt be an important factor.

But this year, the iPhone 17 Air will get a new 6.6-inch display that fits perfectly in-between the two Pro sizes.

Reports from several reliable sources have corroborated the new 17 Air screen size (technically it’s 6.55 inches, but Apple usually rounds up).

Netflix reported its quarterly earnings yesterday, and alongside revealing viewership data from the first half of 2025, Co-CEO Ted Sarandos name-dropped a bunch of the streamer’s biggest TV shows and movies that are coming throughout the rest of 2025 and into 2026.

This led him to rattle off a long list of the biggest new shows and movies Netflix has coming the rest of this year and into 2026.

Where he spent most of his time, however, was the 2026 TV slate.

Wonka’s Golden TicketStar SearchNetflix has long sought to be a streamer for everyone, with massive amounts of content being made for viewers all around the world.

While there’s no doubt much more coming than what Sarandos highlighted, t…

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Along with the launch of new Apple Watch models, Apple is releasing watchOS 26 in just under a couple of months, and the software update is bringing several new features that should make all compatible Apple Watch models smarter and more helpful.

Provided you own a model that supports watchOS 26, here are 10 new things you'll be able to do with your Apple Watch when the software rolls around in September.

Wrist flick back to watch face: A wrist flick gesture on newer Apple Watch models allows one-handed notification dismissal.

In watchOS 26, Apple has added a new option that lets you reset your Apple Watch's Control Center if you want to revert back to the default layout.

Create Apple Notes…

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Apple today announced it will be opening a new store at the Touchwood Solihull shopping center in Solihull, a town near Birmingham in England.

The new store replacing it will hold its grand opening on Saturday, July 26 at 9 a.m. local time.

Apple first opened a store at Touchwood Solihull in 2007, so it has been serving customers there for nearly 18 years.

Earlier this year, Apple opened a redesigned store at the Trafford Centre, near Manchester.

And next month, Apple will be permanently closing its store in central Bristol.

All-New iPhone 17 AirApple is preparing to shake up the iPhone lineup with an ultra-thin model currently referred to as the iPhone 17 Air.

The ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air is rumored to have a 6.6-inch display, which means it will be larger than the iPhone 17 but smaller than the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

New Wi-Fi 7 ChipThe iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max are said to be equipped with an Apple-designed Wi-Fi 7 chip for the first time.

Increased RAMThe iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and iPhone 17 Air are expected to include 12GB RAM, an improvement over the 8GB RAM in the current high-end iPhone 16 models.

Faster ProcessorsThe iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air are expected to feature Apple's new A19 c…

Earlier this year, YouTuber Jon Prosser shared multiple videos showing off what he claimed to be re-created renderings of what was then presumed to be called iOS 19 and which was eventually unveiled by Apple as iOS 26 at WWDC in June.

According to Apple, Prosser and Ramacciotti plotted to access Lipnik's phone, acquiring his passcode and then using location-tracking to determine when he "would be gone for an extended period."

Apple says Ramacciotti accessed Lipnik's development ‌iPhone‌ and made a FaceTime call to Prosser, showing off ‌iOS 26‌ running on the development ‌iPhone‌, and that Prosser recorded the call with screen capture tools.

Prosser then shared those videos with others and u…

Until recently, he led Apple's foundation models team.

Models developed by Pang's team are used for Apple Intelligence features like email summaries, Priority Notifications, and Genmoji.

Lee was Pang's first hire at Apple, while Gunter was apparently known as one of the team's most senior members.

Bloomberg notes that the three departures "reflect the continuing turmoil at the Apple Foundation Models team."

Apple is simultaneously developing versions with both its own models and third-party technology, and has not yet decided which to use as the foundation for ‌Apple Intelligence‌ beginning next year.

NBC-owned streaming service Peacock is increasing its prices, and the ad-supported plan will soon be $3 more expensive.

According to Variety, Peacock's ad-supported plan will be priced at $10.99 per month starting on July 23.

The Premium Plus plan that features limited ads in live programming is also increasing in price from $13.99 to $16.99.

Yearly pricing for the Premium plan will be $110, and the Premium Plus yearly price will be $170.

This is the third price increase that Peacock has introduced in the last three years, and Variety claims that NBCUniversal executives believe that the service is underpriced compared to competing streaming services.

Apple Arcade is celebrating SpongeBob SquarePants this month, and several ‌Apple Arcade‌ titles will be updated with special SpongeBob-themed events.

In Snake.io+, players can play underwater levels to unlock skins inspired by SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy, and Plankton.

In Crossy Road Castle, players can race through 40 Bikini Bottom-themed levels, playing as SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, or Sandy.

Dedicated ‌Apple Arcade‌ SpongeBob Game SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit is also getting a new endless mode that features increasingly difficult levels with no checkpoints and no extra lives.

‌Apple Arcade‌ features more than 200 games, many of which receive regular updates.

Today is World Emoji Day, and Emojipedia's dedicated Emojitracker has a real-time list of the emoji that are most popular in the United States and other countries.

Here are the top 10 most popular emoji in the U.S.:The red heart is the number one emoji across all countries, followed by the checkmark, fire, sparkles, loudly crying face, and skull.

Emojipedia's Emojitracker tool shows the most popular 1,000 emoji globally and across select countries like the United States, UK, India, Brazil, Philippines, France, Germany, Australia, and Japan.

The tool used to aggregate data from Twitter, but it now tracks the emoji that are copied from Emojipedia and the GetEmoji websites in real time.

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OpenAI today launched ChatGPT agent, a new agentic model that is able to think proactively and complete computer-based tasks on the user's behalf.

The ChatGPT agent is in the same family as o3.

OpenAI gives several examples of how ChatGPT agent can be used:Look at my calendar and brief me on upcoming client meetings based on recent news.

ChatGPT agent is rolling out starting today for Pro, Plus, and Team users.

ChatGPT users are able to transition between conversations and action requests within the same chat.

Video hosting and sharing platform Vimeo today announced the launch of an updated Apple TV app, bringing Vimeo back to the Apple TV App Store for the first time in two years.

The updated Vimeo app has been rebuilt, and it is available on ‌Apple TV‌ units that are running tvOS 18 or higher.

The Vimeo app supports discovering, searching for, and watching videos that have been uploaded to Vimeo.

While the Vimeo app was missing from the ‌Apple TV‌ ‌App Store‌, Vimeo users had to AirPlay from the Vimeo app on an iPhone or an iPad to watch videos on a bigger display.

Vimeo says that its community has been asking for the return of the ‌Apple TV‌ app for watching premium, ad-free content.

In an interview this week with CNBC's Alex Sherman, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed that Apple, NBC, and ESPN have each bid on the media rights to MLB's "Sunday Night Baseball" package, for the 2026 through 2028 seasons.

Manfred said he plans to choose a winning bidder for "Sunday Night Baseball" within the month, and the rights could be split up between two bidders.

Apple TV+ already streams MLB's Friday Night Baseball games, and the service could offer Sunday Night Baseball too if Apple wins the rights.

Apple continues to push into sports content, with the company reportedly likely to secure the rights to Formula 1 racing.

In the past, the company unsuccessfully bid on NFL's "Sunda…

Here's what you need to know about USB 3, USB 4, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, and Thunderbolt 5.

USB, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB 3.2Initially released in 1996, the USB (Universal Serial Bus) standard is the older of the two connection types, created by a group of companies including IBM, Microsoft, Intel, and others, and maintained by the USB Implementers Forum.

USB Type-C was an alternative option to USB Type-A for USB 3.1 and USB 3.0, but wasn't really used until the next generation.

USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 were given the new technical names of USB 3.2 Gen 1 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 or Gen 2x1, respectively, while what was known as USB 3.2 became USB 3.2 Gen 2x2.

Specifications Thunderbolt 5 Th…

And definitely far more accurately than you'd have guessed, researchers have found that the Apple Watch is remarkable at detecting even the very earliest signs of pregnancy.

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Formerly iCal until the 2012 release of OS X Mountain Lion, Calendar is the built-in personal calendar app on macOS, iOS and iPadOS.

Adding accounts allows you to view and edit Google Calendar events in the Calendar app (Google Calendar sync is done via CalDAV).

There's also smart data detection — clicking a date/time in an email or note will offer to create a calendar event with that info.

All invitees will see the shared calendar in their Calendar app, with real-time updates for everyone.

In macOS, Calendar integrates with Notification Center preferences, allowing you to choose alert styles and even have Calendar play a custom sound.

Jon Prosser in a still from one of his Front Page Tech videos -- image credit: ProsserLongtime leaker and YouTuber Jon Prosser is being sued by Apple over accusations that he and others accessed confidential information about iOS 26 and its Liquid Glass redesign.

Back in April 2025, as one of a series of leaks, Jon Prosser claimed to show off the redesign of what was then expected to be called iOS 19.

It's claimed that Ramacciott used Lipnik's development iPhone, seemingly without Lipnik's knowledge, and showed off iOS 26 to Prosser through a FaceTime call.

However, Jon Prosser has, by way of replying to tweets from MacRumors.

— jon prosser (@jon_prosser) July 18, 2025Prosser's tweet thread…

One week ago, we learned that Meta poached Apple Foundation Models (AFM) head, Ruoming Pang, paying out a $200 million sign-on bonus.

According to Bloomberg, Meta has also acquired two of AFM's key members, Mark Lee and Tom Gunter.

Apple isn't the only company Meta has recruited from.

The company has been on an aggressive hiring spree, aiming to pull in top AI talent from across the industry.

Others on the MSL team include former GitHub head Nat Friedman, Scale AI co-founder Alexandr Wang, and AI startup founder Daniel Gross.

An iPhone running iOS 13Apple won't face a class action lawsuit over iOS 13's alleged cellular data use without user permission soon — but the suit isn't completely done yet.

The lawsuit accused Apple of using iPhone users' cellular data without permission.

Case focuses on Apple's alleged use of mobile dataTurner alleges that Apple used cellular data to support internal processes like software development.

Turner argues that Apple's software reduced the functionality of his iPhone and consumed a resource — his cellular data — that he paid for.

In 2015, Apple faced a class action over the Wi-Fi Assist feature in iOS 9, which automatically switched users to cellular data when Wi-Fi signals we…

Liquid Glass in iOS 26A questionable rumor claims Apple has developed a special iPhone 17 Pro color that will play on the iOS 26 Liquid Glass user interface elements.

One of the most obvious changes to iOS 26 is the use of Liquid Glass.

In a Thursday Weibo post, Setsuna Digital says the iPhone 17 Pro "has a special color scheme" that is somehow related to Liquid Glass.

Color claimsThe leaker's claims seem to go against other leaks about the colors of iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max.

But equally, it wouldn't be a big leap either for Apple to make the Liquid Glass color user-selectable.

ESPN is stepping back from Major League BaseballESPN is stepping back from Sunday Major League Baseball broadcasts after 35 years, and Apple may be ready to step up.

MLB now finds itself shopping one of its most recognizable media packages Sunday Night Baseball after ESPN opted out of a deal worth $550 million a year.

Apple is already in the game with "Friday Night Baseball" on Apple TV+, reportedly paying around $85 million for a smaller slate of regular-season matchups.

According to CNBC, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred named Apple and NBC as possible destinations for the open Sunday night package.

The company still pulled in decent numbers with Sunday Night Baseball averaging 1.5 million vi…

It's a MacBook Upgrade program that lets you spread the cost of a MacBook over 36 months and pay monthly with the option to upgrade every 2 years.

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Face ID first came to Apple devices in 2017 with the launch of the iPhone X.

This means that while a newly-revealed Apple patent application about gesture detection promises much for the future, there's an unstated extra element.

There is no guarantee that such gesture detection would use the same technology as Face ID, and Apple's illustrations suggest the camera would be at the base of the MacBook screen.

At present, the reason that there is no Face ID on Macs is thought to be because the lid of a MacBook Pro is simply too thin to contain all of the components.

Perhaps it's wishful thinking, but the thin design plus this patent do make Face ID on the Mac seem hopeful.

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.

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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.

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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?

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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.

You’ll learn how you can most effectively use strings, what they really are, how they work and how they’re represented.

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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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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).

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Как использовать Gemini в XcodeВ Xcode 26 можно подключать любые LLM, если у вас есть их API ключ. Но с Gemini есть нюанс – их URL схема не соответствует тому, чего ожидает Xcode. При этом у Gemini довольно интересные модели: огромное окно контекста, низкие цены, хорошие рейтинги в бенчмарках по разработке. В статье разбирается, как с помощью нескольких хитрых костылей все-таки подключить модели Google к Xcode.

Почему Gmail весит 700мбЗа последний год приложение Gmail прибавило в весе 100мб, и теперь весит все 700. EmergeTools разбирают, откуда берется это астрономическое число в приложении, в котором, казалось бы, всего пара экранов.

Approachable ConcurrencyВ Xcode 26 появилась возможность активировать несколько фичей Swift 6.2 под общим зонтиком approachable concurrency. В статье разбирается, в чем суть каждой из них.

Вкатываемся в ContainerОдин из самых важных анонсов WWDC – Container, инструмент, позволяющий собирать Linux контейнеры на macOS. В статье разбираемся, как собрать контейнер с Vapor приложением, запушить его в удаленный реестр и задеплоить.

Reaper – SDK для поиска мертвого кодаSentry продолжают выкладывать в опенсорс инструменты, полученные в наследство после покупки EmergeTools. В этот раз очередь Reaper – инструмента, который помогает отслеживать код, который никогда не используется в проде.

Опыт со Swift Package RegistrySwift Package Registry – фича SwiftPM, позволяющая вам поднять собственный сервер для раздачи пакетов. Это важно в следующих случаях:👉Вы хотите ускорить пайплайны за счет того, чтобы не клонировать каждый раз Git репозитории👉Вы боитесь supply chain атак👉Вы боитесь, что репозитории с пакетами, на которые вы полагаетесь, в какой-то прекрасный день удалятВ статье подробно разбирается опыт развертки своего Swift Package Registry поверх Artifactory.

FaultOrdering – ускоряем запуск приложенияКак вы помните, Sentry недавно купили Emerge Tools. Неожиданно, после этого они решили выложить свой ранее платный инструмент в опенсорс. FaultOrdering – пакет, автоматически генерирующий Order-файлы во время прогона UI-тестов. А использование этих файлов позволяет ускорить запуск приложения где-то на 20%.

Как в Airbnb улучшают перфоманс SwiftUIПока самые слабые отказываются от SwiftUI из-за проблем с перфомансом, Airbnb пытается решать проблемы с ним. В сегодняшней статье они рассказывают про то, как работает diffing алгоритм и как его контролировать.

Учим Claude писать на Swift 6Одна из проблем, о которой рассказывал автор вчерашней статьи – достаточно плохое знание агентом особенностей Swift. Эта проблема частично решается добавлением нужной информации в контекст модели. Если все-таки решите попробовать, то по ссылке – детальные правила работы с Swift 6 и Swift Concurrency.

Как Claude помог переписать на Swift легаси приложениеClaude Code – очень популярный сейчас агент от Anthropic. Автор статьи рассказывает, как всего за 20$ он переписал Objective-C приложение, написанное 12 лет назад с таргетом под iOS 6, на Swift и SwiftUI.Читается как дневник, очень много полезных выводов – рекомендую всем, кто подумывает вкатиться в агентов.

Детали про Foundation ModelГлавная вещь, которую нужно понимать про локальную LLM, встроенную в iOS – она достаточно маленькая и слабая по современным меркам, особенно в плане размера окна контекста, всего 4096 токенов. Это значит, что относиться к ней стоит не как к карманному ChatGPT, а скорее как к умному форматтеру свободного текста в структурные данные.

Про observation в UIKitЯ уже рассказывал, что Apple внезапно завезли Observable в UIKit, причем сразу же до iOS 18. Так вот, держите более подробную статью с разбором того, как он работает, какие ограничения есть, и как избежать просадок перфоманса.

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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.

Surprisingly, we have thoughts.

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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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The ruling against Apple, the Slate Truck, and using a reMarkable e-ink tablet.

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

Hosted by Marco Arment Casey Liss , and John Siracusa

Chaos in the government, chaos in the Siri group, chaos in Casey's AirPods case… and new T-shirts!

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The Nintendo Switch 2, iOS-redesign rumors, finally surrendering in three old battles, and our plans for [waving hands] all of this.

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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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‘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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Transcripts: Unofficial but surprisingly good.

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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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‘Annoying Friendliness’, With Joanna SternJoanna Stern returns to the show to talk about our new best friends, AI chatbots, and I chime in with how the Voight-Kampff test got it all wrong.

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‘Holiday Party 2024’, With Merlin MannThis again.

Once more, let’s talk around another election, and try, by doing so, to maybe express something about it.

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