By news@appleinsider.com (Malcolm Owen) The Asahi Linux project is having trouble bringing the operating system to M4 Macs, with some chip changes making working with the latest Apple Silicon models a lot tougher.Asahi Linux logo and a Mac StudioAsahi Linux is a project to make the Linux kernel work with Apple Silicon, so that Linux users can natively use modern Macs with Linux. After having success with M1 and M2 chips, the project is running into issues when trying to work with M4.In a post to Mastodon on April 4, developer Sven Peter describes the work to add M4 support to Asahi Linux as “rather painful.” This is in comparison to the challenges the project faced when it came to supporting M1 and M2. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Amber Neely) Apple Arcade is set to see five new games roll out this May, including a new entry into the “What the” series and a new Lego endless racer.Five new games to hit Apple Arcade in MayMay will see a handful of new games release to Apple Arcade, including some entries into series we’ve seen before. All five of the new games are geared toward younger players — perfect for elementary aged gamers. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Andrew Orr) Built with Thunderbolt connectivity and tuned for macOS, QNAP’s latest network attached storage devices are tailor-made for multiple Final Cut editors and creative pros.QNAP NAS devicesAs creative teams handle larger files and collaborate more, direct-attached storage may feel limiting. QNAP’s Thunderbolt NAS lineup — TBS-h574TX, TVS-h874T, and TVS-h1688X — provides Mac-friendly network storage with Thunderbolt speed and NAS flexibility.These systems offer fast local access and centralized storage management, providing a solid alternative to traditional DAS drives or costly SAN setups. They’re ideal for video editors, content creators, and production houses using software like Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Wesley Hilliard) Earnings for what may be Apple’s last quarter without massive tariffs, that saw releases of iPhone 16e, updated Macs, and new iPads will be announced on May 1, followed by a conference call.The second quarter had several new products released. Image credit: AppleApple’s first quarter isn’t always the most exciting one for the company, as the holiday quarter is tough to follow. However, there may be a mild boost to some categories when compared year-over-year thanks to new product releases.An Investor Relations post from Apple revealed that the earnings for fiscal quarter two would be shared on April. As always, the earnings call will follow shortly after where executives will discuss the earnings and answer analyst questions — and we’re expecting a huge amount of questions about how Apple will handle the tariff situation. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Malcolm Owen) A questionably sourced report claims a new version of the Apple Vision Pro is in mass production now, with the new model supposedly going on sale within a year.Apple Vision ProThe Apple Vision Pro is little more than a year old following its release, but there are expectations of an updated model appearing on the horizon at some point. If one report is to be believed, it could arrive in the not-too-distant future.According to IT Home, components for a new Apple headset, potentially named the Apple Vision Pro 2, have entered the mass production stage. The report cites multiple sources that display panels, shells, and other key components are in production. Rumor Score: Unlikely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Malcolm Owen) A social media post has gone viral with the claim that Apple will be releasing emojis of major pop stars as part of iOS 18.5. The only problem is, the prediction is complete crap.The supposed pop star ’emojis’ that aren’t going to be added to iOS 18.5 – Image Credit: DropPop/XA post to X has gained significant traction online, claiming Apple will be adding new emoji to iOS 18.5. Despite the wild attention the post has received, it is completely false.Posted on April 2, X account “Drop Pop” offers a message sounding like a headline, claiming that Apple has teased a set of new emoji. The set of eight, consisting of well known female pop stars, is alleged in the post to be included in the iOS 18.5 update. Rumor Score: B#$&(*it Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Sponsored Content) Torras didn’t hold back with its MagSafe Ostand Fitness case for iPhone 16, as it retains the signature magnetic ring stand, sleek design, and adds a splash of color and texture in time for warmer weather.Torras Ostand Fitness cases protect your phone with styleTotal device protection doesn’t have to mean ugly, unwieldy cases that decrease the utility of your iPhone. Torras has the perfect formula that balances style, protection, thinness, weight, and utility in a single fitness-inspired case.It’s finally time to pack away those winter clothes and start sporting your favorite joggers, but don’t leave your iPhone out of the wardrobe change. Torras has a set of excellent pastel cases inspired by athleisure wear bundled with its excellent Ostand magnetic ring. Continue Reading on AppleInsider
By news@appleinsider.com (William Gallagher) Ahead of the markets opening on April 8, 2025, Apple stock has inched into positive territory after Trump’s tariff announcement knocked the entire value of Visa or WalMart out of the company.Apple stocks over the last month, shown on an Apple WatchApple has continued to be punched by Trump’s tariffs, despite claims its inescapable price rises could be a lower than expected. On its third consecutive market day, Apple was further hit by the news of a 104% tariff on everything it imports from China.The continued impact for Apple came despite the overall stock market doing better on this third day. According to CNBC, of the major technology firms, only Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla were down again on April 7. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Malcolm Owen) The European Union may finally decide whether Apple’s App Store has breached the continent’s Digital Markets Act rules, with the antitrust chief confirming a ruling could arrive within a few weeks.EU Flags with the App Store logo in the middleApple’s App Store has been the subject of a European Commission investigation into the Digital Markets Act for quite some time. After repeated reports claiming that a fine would be issued, it now seems that something will happen after all.EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera told lawmakers in the European Parliament on Tuesday that a decision is on the way. Reuters reports that the ruling on whether Apple and Meta had breached the Digital Markets Act will arrive in the “coming weeks,” according to Ribera. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
By news@appleinsider.com (Wesley Hilliard) Jon Prosser has refined his iOS 19 leak concepts with more-rounded squircle icons, reflective elements, and more that bring it closer to Apple Vision Pro’s visionOS.iOS 19 concept shared by Jon Prosser. Image source: FPTApple operating systems rarely leak, if ever, but leaker Jon Prosser claims he has access to a recent build of iOS 19. A previous leak showed glassy elements Mark Gurman called outdated or inaccurate, but Prosser is back with a few more redesign tweaks to show off.According to a video shared by Jon Prosser on Front Page Tech, the new leaked UI is from a more recent build. Of course, everything shown is an artist’s render and not actual screenshots to protect the source. Rumor Score: Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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