Apple confirms a strategic partnership to bring Google Gemini models to Siri. Meanwhile, Meta cuts over 1,000 Reality Labs jobs, shifting focus from the metaverse to AI wearables. Plus, X restricts Grok's image tools.
CES has exposed strategic gaps in Apple's ecosystem, from AI integration to the demand for 'digital detox' devices. With the Google Gemini partnership looming, can the tech giant update its roadmap to maintain dominance ahead of its 50th anniversary?
Apple and Google partner to power the next generation of Siri with Gemini models. Plus: the widening antitrust battle between publishers and Google, and Meta’s strategic pivot from VR to generative AI.
Google has officially launched "Personal Intelligence" for Gemini, enabling proactive scanning of Gmail, Photos, and YouTube. Announced January 2026, this update coincides with reports that Apple has finalized a deal to power Siri using Gemini’s backend technology.
Apple confirms a major shift: Siri will be powered by Google’s Gemini models starting in 2026. This partnership aims to fix internal AI delays and bring Android-like capabilities to the iPhone, marking a significant pivot in Apple's roadmap.
Apple officially adopts Google Gemini to power Siri and Apple Intelligence, shifting from internal development. Analysts maintain a $350 price target, viewing this collaboration as a critical step for Apple to monetize its user base and succeed in the AI revolution.
Daily Tech News Show experts forecast a transformative 2026. Predictions include Apple's first foldable iPhone, the mass adoption of smart glasses, and Hollywood's first feature film starring a fully AI-generated lead actor.
Apple's M5 chip packs 19 billion transistors into your pocket using 3-nanometer technology. A new visualization reveals the extraordinary scale - if iPhones used 1946 vacuum tubes, they'd be the size of New Jersey. Discover how Moore's Law transformed computing.
Google rendered millions of Nest thermostats obsolete by killing their smart features, forcing $150 upgrades. Apple ended the iPhone Home button era, Microsoft retired Skype after 22 years, and AOL finally shut down dial-up. Here's the tech we lost in 2025.
Apple is preparing three major product launches for its 50th anniversary in 2026: a $2,400 folding iPhone with anti-crease technology, a budget MacBook under $1,000 powered by the iPhone A18 Pro chip, and a smart home hub combining HomePod and iPad features.
Apple escalates its legal battle to the UK Court of Appeal after losing its initial challenge against a £1.5 billion fine for alleged App Store overcharging. The Competition Appeal Tribunal penalty covers UK customers affected between 2015-2024.
Apple must allow third-party iOS app stores in Brazil starting 2026, with 105 days to comply or face $27 million in fines. This regulatory victory follows similar actions in Europe and Japan, forcing Apple to permit external payment systems.
Apple's iPhone Air pushes smartphone design to extremes, becoming thinner than a pencil but forcing major compromises. With just 4 hours of screen time and a single camera, this ultra-thin device challenges what users really need versus want from their phone.
