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 Apple is working on a new MacBook Neo with two key upgrades, including an A19 Pro chip and increased RAM, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The updated MacBook Neo is one of 11 new Mac models that Apple plans to release.
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 Android 17 includes a wireless native migration experience for transferring more types of data from an iPhone, making the process of switching to an Android device easier.
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 Apple is preparing to refresh every Mac it sells over the next two years, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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 Apple today released the second public betas of tvOS 27 and watchOS 27, giving Apple TV and Apple Watch users a chance to try the new software ahead of its fall launch. There's also a new HomePod Software 27 beta for the ?HomePod? and HomePod mini.
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 Apple is testing new Mac mini configurations with mismatched M6 and M5 Pro chips, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, but he did not provide a release timeframe.
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 Apple has finished development of a new iMac that it plans to release later this year, according to a report today from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The updated iMac is one of 11 new Mac models that Apple plans to release over the next two years or so.
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 There is an "update in progress" at the Apple Park Visitor Center in Cupertino, California, according to a new notice posted on Apple's website.
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 Apple's iPhone 18 Pro models have entered mass production and are now in a production ramp-up phase, according to China Securities News.
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In the rush to deploy generative AI, many organizations are sacrificing security in favor of innovation, IBM warns.
Among 200 executives surveyed by IBM, 94% said it's important to secure generative AI applications and services before deployment. Yet only 24% of respondents' generative AI projects will include a cybersecurity component within the next six months. In addition, 69% said innovation takes precedence over security for generative AI, according to the IBM Institute for Business Value's report, The CEO's guide to generative AI: Cybersecurity.
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