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Indian-origin artificial intelligence researcher Amar Subramanya has been appointed by Apple as its new vice president of AI.

Donald Trump plans to announce that the Gaza peace process has entered its second phase on December 25, Axios reports. The second phase of the agreement includes the withdrawal of the bulk of Israeli ...

Apple is working on a major update for Siri, and the new version, Siri 2.0, is set to debut with iOS 26.4 or 26.5 in early 2026. This update is poised to transform how you interact with your devices, ...

Update November 18: The feature is limited to iPhones in Japan for the time being. Apple has just released the third beta of iOS 26.2 as it eyes a likely December release. The update isn’t a huge one, ...

Samsung is taking another step toward making SmartThings more platform-agnostic, with a new update that adds support for Siri Shortcuts and Routines. What this means is that Apple device users can now ...

Update, 5:55 p.m. ET: Apple has published a new Developer Blog post detailing the upcoming feature, which will be limited to users in Japan. iOS 26.2 beta 3 is here, bringing signs of a forthcoming ...

In iOS 26.2 beta 3, Apple is laying the groundwork for a future option that will let iPhone users in Japan choose a different default voice assistant. Right now, a press and hold gesture on the Side ...

This update marks the first time Apple has allowed any assistant to take over Siri’s role at the system level. A major shift is coming to the iPhone, but only for users in Japan, at least for now.

Earlier today, we shared a few details about new code in iOS 26.2 beta 3, which shows that Apple is working on letting users replace Siri when pressing the iPhone’s side button: There’s a new ...

Imad is a senior reporter covering Google and internet culture. Hailing from Texas, Imad started his journalism career in 2013 and has amassed bylines with The New York Times, The Washington Post, ...