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Engadget Podcast: WWDC 2026 thoughts from Apple Park
This article discusses initial thoughts on Apple's WWDC 2026 announcements, focusing on Siri AI advancements and Tim Cook's ongoing legacy. The discussion also touches upon broader industry analysis related to the event.
AI Yi-Yi!
NVIDIA's Confidential Computing technology will support Apple's Private Cloud Compute initiative. Meanwhile, Microsoft's AI chief no longer believes AI will replace human workers, and Anthropic's Fable 5 is mentioned.
You'll need a premium iPad to make the most of iPadOS 27, but Apple's cheapest model is still covered for the…
Apple has announced iPadOS 27, an update that will be available for iPads released after the 2020 base model. However, to utilize advanced features powered by Apple Intelligence, users will need an iPad with an M1 chip or later, typically found in iPad Air and iPad Pro models. The update will bring performance increases, UI improvements, and enhanced Siri capabilities, though some features will not be available in the EU or China.
Apple (AAPL) to open its first European Developer Center in Berlin before end of 2026
Apple will open its first European Developer Center in Berlin before the end of 2026. This facility will be Apple's fifth major developer center globally, joining existing locations in Cupertino, Bengaluru, Shanghai, and Singapore.
Siri AI first look: How Apple's rebuilt AI-powered assistant behaves across iPhone, iPad and Mac
Apple is introducing a rebuilt, AI-powered version of its virtual assistant, Siri. This new iteration aims to enhance Siri's capabilities across iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices, offering a more intelligent and integrated user experience.
Nintendo Direct June 2026: Everything Announced!
Nintendo held a surprise Nintendo Direct presentation showcasing numerous upcoming titles for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The showcase included new releases, ports of existing games, and DLC announcements across various genres, with many titles slated for release in late 2026 and into 2027.
Engadget Podcast: Recapping Apple's Siri AI WWDC 2026 keynote
This podcast episode discusses Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote, focusing on the announced AI features for Siri. The hosts debate whether the new AI capabilities will be genuinely useful or primarily marketing fluff.
Apple announces Europe's first Developer Centre
Apple is opening its first European Developer Centre in Berlin later this year, its fifth globally. The facility will provide developers with consultation areas, labs, and resources to enhance app design and performance. This initiative aims to support Europe's developer community and foster innovation on Apple platforms.
Google reportedly orders at least three million chips from Intel to arrive in 2028, as TSMC struggles to keep up with…
Google has reportedly ordered at least three million Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) from Intel, with deliveries expected in 2028. This move comes as semiconductor leader TSMC struggles to meet demand due to the AI boom. Intel is also reportedly being tested by Nvidia for its next GPU architecture, potentially strengthening Intel's position in the gaming market.
Apple's virtual Siri-ball is a glowing reminder to Google and Microsoft that user interfaces really matter in…
Apple's upcoming AI-powered Siri for visionOS features a glowing orb interface that illuminates its virtual surroundings, contrasting with the less integrated AI interfaces of Google's Gemini and Microsoft's Copilot. This focus on user experience and environmental lighting in augmented reality is highlighted as a key differentiator.
Apple is making it easier to create Genmoji in iOS 27
Apple is introducing a simplified Genmoji creation experience in the upcoming iOS 17 update. This new feature aims to make it easier for users to generate custom emojis using generative AI technology.
Siri AI & dedicated Siri app announced at Apple WWDC 26
Apple announced a rebuilt version of Siri, named Siri AI, at WWDC 2026, developed with assistance from Google. This new AI will be integrated into OS 27 Golden Gate and will also feature a dedicated Siri application.
The iOS 27 beta pretty much confirms that an Apple foldable is happening
The latest beta version of iOS 27 includes code that strongly suggests Apple is developing a foldable device. This discovery indicates that a foldable iPhone or iPad may be in the works.
Virtual Reality Check
Apple is laying the groundwork for its smart glasses with visionOS 2, featuring a pinnable AI visualization for Siri that reacts to gaze. Meanwhile, Meta has deleted its face-recognition system.
Evening Mobilization
Apple's upcoming iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 updates will not drop support for any iPhones but will remove support for a few iPad models. Separately, Apple is reportedly losing ground in the wearable update market to competitors like Samsung and Google.
Evening Tech Bits
Apple is phasing out Intel Macs with macOS 27 requiring Apple Silicon. In other tech news, Meta has launched a $115 million skilled trades academy that offers guaranteed jobs upon completion.
AI Yi-Yi!
Apple has announced updates to its voice assistant, aiming for a more conversational user experience. The new iteration is designed to respond to queries in a more natural and engaging manner, moving beyond simple command execution.
Apple is dropping support for some pretty modern Watch models
Apple is discontinuing software support for three Apple Watch models released in 2022 and 2023, meaning these devices will not be able to run the upcoming watchOS 27. This decision impacts users who own these relatively recent smartwatch models.
iOS 27 can run on phones as old as the iPhone 11
Apple's upcoming iOS 27 update is designed with efficiency improvements, allowing it to run on older devices such as the iPhone 11. This focus on performance ensures broader compatibility for users with less recent hardware.
The first iOS, iPadOS and macOS 27 developer betas are available now
Apple has released the first developer betas for its upcoming operating systems, including iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. These betas are now available for developers to test.