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iPhone Duo brings true multitasking to Apple’s first foldable phone
Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo, brings an iPad-like multitasking interface to the iPhone for the first time, allowing owners to run multiple apps simultaneously and take advantage of the device’s extra screen space. Shown off during Apple’s “surprise and shine” event, the software has been reworked with rearranged sidebars, relocated docks and menus, and…
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The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is ready for the new Siri
Apple has confirmed the Apple Watch Ultra 4, its rugged flagship smartwatch, which looks almost identical to the Ultra 3 but is built around a new S11 chip designed to power Siri’s forthcoming AI upgrade in watchOS 27. The extra processing headroom enables a suite of on-device “Audio Intelligence” features, including Live Rewind, Sound Recognition…
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iOS 27 launches on September 14th with Siri AI
Apple has released iOS 27 on Monday 14 September, headlined by Siri AI, the long-delayed, AI-powered overhaul of its voice assistant. The update marks a significant moment for Apple, which had faced repeated setbacks getting its revamped Siri to market and is under pressure to keep pace with rivals in AI-driven assistants; the feature has…
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Liverpool v Atlético Madrid, PSG v Slovan Bratislava, Chelsea v Leeds United – live
The Guardian’s live football blog covers a packed night of European fixtures, with Liverpool hosting Atlético Madrid in the Champions League as the headline draw. Liverpool, still finding their feet under manager Arne Slot after a poor previous campaign, face an Atlético side built to frustrate opponents, including forwards Julian Álvarez and Lee Kang-in. A…
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Apple extends Siri AI to five new languages in October
Apple has announced that Siri AI, its redesigned digital assistant, will expand to five additional languages—French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish—from October, following an English-only beta launch. The update was revealed during Apple’s fall iPhone event and marks a significant step in the assistant’s international rollout after a long-anticipated overhaul. Siri AI is currently accessible…
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The iPhone 18 Pro’s camera has a variable aperture
The iPhone 18 Pro’s headline camera upgrade turns out to be a physical variable aperture, rather than a leap in resolution or zoom range. The mechanism lets the lens control how much light reaches the sensor, improving low-light performance and giving photographers finer control over depth of field, moving the handset closer to a genuine…
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Apple announces the AirPods 5
Apple has announced the AirPods 5, an update to the AirPods 4 line launched in 2024, headlined by what Apple describes as “best-in-class open-ear active noise cancellation.” A redesigned acoustic architecture and upgraded adaptive ANC deliver 50% better noise reduction than the previous generation, alongside improved sound quality. The announcement came during John Ternus’s first…
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Napoli v Arsenal: Champions League – live
Arsenal travel to Napoli for their opening Champions League league-phase fixture, arriving in confident form after finally winning the Premier League title and starting this season strongly. Despite last season’s Champions League campaign ending in disappointment, Arsenal can point to an unbeaten league-phase record, the competition’s best defence, and a competitive run against eventual finalists…
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Apple unveils foldable iPhone as new CEO Ternus makes debut
Apple’s new chief executive, John Ternus, gave his first extended public glimpse of his leadership style on Wednesday, coming across as calm and unpretentious as he unveiled the company’s first foldable handset, the iPhone Duo, at its “Surprise and Shine” event in Cupertino, California. Analysts said the moment carried particular symbolic weight: with the foldable…
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Researcher releases Microsoft Defender bypass days after patch
Security researcher Nightmare Eclipse, also known as MSNightmare, has released another proof-of-concept exploit targeting Microsoft Defender, this time for a flaw dubbed ShieldCrash that bypasses a patch issued only last week. The exploit reportedly allows attackers to read files with SYSTEM-level privileges even on Windows machines that have installed September’s Patch Tuesday updates, continuing the…