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Last updated: August 15, 2026, 11:37 AM ET

Apple Card Marks Seven Years Amidst Controversy

Seven years after its August 20, 2019 launch, the Apple Card has achieved significant success in the US, though it has not been without controversy. The credit card, available to US citizens, has been a popular offering for users within Apple's ecosystem.

Epic Games and Apple's App Store Battle Nears Conclusion

The six-year antitrust trial between Epic Games and Apple regarding the App Store has concluded its final week of proceedings, with closing arguments pending. This legal saga has centered on Epic's challenges to Apple's control over its digital marketplace.

iPhone Accessories and iOS Updates on the Horizon

The search for ultra-slim accessories to complement everyday carry continues, with a focus on innovative designs for devices like the iPhone. Meanwhile, Apple is nearing the release of iOS, with Beta 5 now available as the company prepares for new iPhone models expected next month.

Weekend Deals on Apple Products

This weekend, significant discounts are available on various Apple products. Shoppers can find MacBooks with savings of up to $540, while Air Pods Pro 3 are 25% off and Air Pods Max 2 are $100 off. Additionally, Apple Watch models are available starting at $299.

Navigating Apple Business Manager Roles

Apple @ Work highlights the importance of understanding roles and permissions within Apple Business Manager. The platform, supported by Mosyle, offers a unified solution for managing Apple devices.

Concerns Over Apple's Chinese Memory Chip Purchases

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has advised Apple against purchasing memory chips from Chinese suppliers, despite the company's ongoing memory sourcing challenges. This warning comes as Apple seeks to navigate global supply chains for its products.

Classic Console Games Now Playable Natively on Mac

A growing community is enabling players to enjoy classic console games directly on Mac without the need for emulation. This is achieved through fan-made decompilations and recompilations of game code, offering a native experience for gamers.