Month: November 2026

With record revenues on the books once again, a look at the big and interesting numbers in Apple’s Q4 2026 earnings call. (via Cult of Mac – Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.) Go to Source Author: Lewis Wallace

In order to comply with increasing global regulations, Apple is asking all app developers to declare if an app offers location sharing features, dating, or romantic interactions of any kind.Apps with location sharing features are subject to age gatingApple started enforcing self-reporting of age-rating details in 2025 to get ahead of more specific age gating…

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You can configure a new Mac with many terabytes of storage these days, but when it comes time to add more to an existing machine, an external drive is the best option, and modern SSDs mean that the days of slow, spinning disks are thankfully very much in the rearview mirror.D1 SSD Pro review: Making…

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Find out from Apple’s CEO why the company won’t merge Mac and iPad, or write a single OS to run on all its various computers. (via Cult of Mac – Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy

Starting November 16, Apple will require developers to disclose whether their apps include real-world location sharing or dating features so age ratings can be assigned appropriately. Apple says the Dating and Relationships disclosure is required for apps that allow dating or relationship connections, regardless of whether that’s with a real person or a virtual companion…

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Apple held its earnings call for the fourth fiscal quarter of 2026 today, and it was Apple CEO John Ternus’ first earnings call in his new role. He had Apple CFO Kevan Parekh on hand, and he brought in Chief Operating Officer Sabih Khan. The trio covered iPhone Duo sales, Siri AI, and increasing memory…

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Apple expects memory costs to continue to increase in the December quarter and beyond, CEO John Ternus said during today’s earnings call. Ternus, COO Sabih Khan, and CFO Kevan Parekh all commented on Apple’s struggle with memory. “What we’re seeing with memory pricing right now is unprecedented,” said Ternus. He said Apple saw higher memory…

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Apple’s budget-friendly MacBook Neo is seeing big success in the global education market, with 170,000 units sold to teachers and school staff members in the Philippines.Apple sold 170,000 MacBook Neos to educators and students in the Philippines during Q4 2026.Announced in March 2026, the MacBook Neo is the first Apple laptop powered by an iPhone…

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It took until the conclusion of the live stream, but investors are back to their goofy patterns. Despite the massive quarter, and expectations of about $148 billion in the next, A big sell-off happened in the seconds after the conference call. AAPL is down $8.79 per share as of 5:30 ET. Continue Reading on AppleInsider…

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A constant issue throughout Apple’s latest earnings call was the cost of memory. John Ternus warned several times that the company has only a few ways to minimize the impact for consumers.A Samsung LPDDR5X memory chip – Image Credit: SamsungEven as Apple reported better than expected results in its Q4 earnings call, both Ternus and…

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