June 2025 - Page 11 of 11 - Mac Support London

Apple could buoy Apple TV+ with MLB Sunday Night Baseball streaming rights

Sunday night baseball games may soon be available via Apple TV+, as the company is reportedly seeking to land additional MLB streaming rights. Apple is reportedly in talks over MLB streaming rights. Apple has reportedly emerged as the company most likely to acquire Major League Baseball streaming rights previously held by ESPN. The iPhone maker currently offers Friday Night Baseball… Continue Reading

Deals: M4 MacBook Air from $837, Samsung M8 monitor $300 off

Fresh deals are plentiful for the start of June, with Apple’s M4 MacBook Air dipping to $837, while the Samsung M8 monitor is back on sale for $399.99. Amazon has slashed MacBook Air prices in June. Amazon has issued June discounts on the 13-inch MacBook Air M4, with prices falling to as low as $837.19. Here’s a rundown of the… Continue Reading

Big redesign and more: What to expect in macOS 26 at WWDC 2025

Starting with whether it will be called macOS 26 or macOS 16, there are so many rumors about what the next update to the Mac operating system will bring. Here’s what’s expected, and most likely to happen. Craig Federighi introducing macOS Sequoia in 2024 — image credit: Apple The only certainty is that the next major update to macOS will… Continue Reading

Classic ‘Doom’ now playable on Apple Network Server

The classic first-person-shooter game “Doom” has been ported to an unexpected Apple product, with the three decade old Apple Network Server the latest hardware to be added to the compatibility list. Doom on an Apple Network Server – Image credit: Old VCR/Cameron Kaiser The Apple Network Server is a piece of hardware that, until May 2025, was not able to… Continue Reading

Google commits $500 million to settle shareholder lawsuit

While the higher-profile DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Google continues, the company has reached a provisional settlement over similar accusations from its shareholders. The shareholders’ case concerned Google’s search business as well as others The Department of Justice continues to want Google to be broken up, and that case may be ruled on by August. But separately, shareholders led by two… Continue Reading

Snowflake Summit 2025 – live event coverage as the Summit unfolds in San Francisco

We’re reporting live from Snowflake Summit 2025 in San Francisco to bring you all the key details from the company’s keynotes. First up this evening, a welcome keynote from Snowflake CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy who will begin by exploring how AI has impacted all organizations. He’ll be joined by OpenAI Founder and CEO Sam Altman to discuss the future of AI.… Continue Reading

macOS 26 rumored to be called ‘Tahoe’

Like its previous OS versions that denoted significant changes, Apple is rumored to give the upcoming macOS 26 the name of a particularly notable California location. The next macOS is rumored to be called ‘Tahoe’ Apple is reportedly overhauling the look of its various OSes with its next set of releases, expected to arrive in the fall of this year.… Continue Reading

Lighter than normal WWDC expected without significant Apple Intelligence uprgrades

The upcoming WWDC keynote may not help raise the profile and functionality of Apple Intelligence much, with a report claiming Apple’s AI announcements will be sparse, and disappointing. Apple Intelligence shown off at WWDC 2024 – Image Credit: Apple Following the introduction of Apple Intelligence at WWDC in 2024, the AI effort at Apple has endured an agonizingly slow and… Continue Reading

Siri Chatbot prototype nears ChatGPT quality, but hallucinates more than Apple wants

A new report claims that internally, Apple has already been testing Large Language Models for Siri that are vastly more powerful than the shipping Apple Intelligence, but executives disagree about when to release it. Internally, Siri us close to ChatGPT level accuracy. Backing up AppleInsider‘s position that Apple is not behind on AI, the company has regularly been publishing research… Continue Reading

Crime blotter: Chinese national sentenced in Target iPad scam

Shawn Kemp agrees to a plea deal in iPhone-related shooting, iCloud evidence is used in crypto indictment, and a stolen iPhone ends up in China in this week’s Apple Crime Blotter. The Apple Store in Beavercreek, Ohio The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Netflix Tudum 2025 live: the biggest news about Stranger Things, One Piece, Squid Game and more

Didn’t manage to get tickets to the Netflix Tudum 2025 live event? Don’t worry. We’ll be rounding up all the biggest news from the global fan extravaganza taking place in Los Angeles right here. Some of the biggest returning TV shows and upcoming movies from one of the best streaming services are already confirmed to feature throughout the evening. From… Continue Reading

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