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Apple Intelligence is the Cupertino company's name for the AI that now sits at the beating heart of its operating systems on iPhone, iPad and Mac. But rather than being released in one go, Apple ...

Cats perform better than toddlers on a simple measure of language comprehension. The research, published Oct. 4 in the journal Scientific Reports, revealed that cats form associations between ...

Apple has proposed investing nearly $10 million in Indonesian manufacturing operations in an effort to lift the country's recent ban on iPhone 16 sales, according to sources familiar with the ...

The first of Apple’s new products in 2024 was the Vision Pro. Rather than calling it a VR, XR, MR, or AR headset, it referred to the headset as a spatial computer that can blend the digital and ...

As cats age, their brains show signs of atrophy and cognitive decline that more closely resemble the deterioration seen in ageing humans than do the changes in the brains of ageing mice ...

The best iPhone money can buy right now is, objectively speaking, the iPhone 16 Pro Max, but that doesn't mean it's the best iPhone for everyone. In this guide, we've selected the best iPhones for ...

Today's apples don't grow on towering trees, could have been picked in 2023, and taste way different than they used to. And that's just the beginning of the surprising modern reality of a ...

In “The Interpretation of Cats,” Claude Béata helps explain the inscrutable behavior of our feline companions. By Sadie Stein Even Dog People must admit that cats are having a moment.

This week saw Apple introduce three new MacBook Pro models, powered by the latest M4 Silicon. Tim Cook and his team continued to push thier new generative AI endeavours with this launch ...

How to make apple and blackberry crumble recipe: Ingredients: Four large Bramley apples 120g blackberries 30g caster sugar Two tbsp water 125g plain flour 75g oats 100g unsalted butter (room ...

In this wide-ranging interview with WSJ’s Joanna Stern, Apple’s software chief Craig Federighi goes deep into AI privacy, preserving the art of photography, the idea of a sentient Siri and more.