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Not just iPhone 17e — Apple reportedly announcing multiple products in early March

Apple is holding an event on March 4, and a new rumor claims we could get a week's worth of announcements around it. Here's what we've heard.

Tom’s Guide

Apple's "Special Experience" launch might not be streamed live – and you might see some devices beforehand

It doesn't seem like the big party we first thought.

Apple won’t be the same in 2026. Meet the company’s next generation of leaders and rising stars after its biggest executive exodus in years

Apple is overhauling its executive leadership with new heads of AI, design, operations, and legal, setting the stage for succession beyond Tim Cook.

Fortune

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Apple loses controversial design chief who launched overhaul of iPhone’s look

Alan Dye will move to work at Meta, which says it wants to focus on design

The Independent UK

Meet the iPhone of 2035 — it’s the ‘mainframe on your body’

The iPhone of tomorrow will be less about the device itself and more what it powers around you

Tom’s Guide

Did AI mania rush Apple into making a rare misstep with Siri?

The company that prides itself on announcing products only when they’re ready grossly underestimated the demands of personalising its virtual assistant

The Guardian - UK

Apple comes under fire for broken iPhone AI promises and delayed Siri update

Industry experts and the tech press alike are calling out the company’s artificial intelligence failings

Evening Standard

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Apple Intelligence could be "vaporware" tangled in WWDC's 2024 deceitful concept videos — never to see the light of day

Apple delayed its AI strategy to 2026 with no explanation, and blogger John Gruber shared an interesting account on Apple's AI strategy — and it's rotten.

Windows Central

Something is ‘rotten’ about Apple and it could ‘collapse upon itself’, says longtime positive commentator after AI problems

Company has damaged its reputation, says critic

The Independent UK

iPhone set for new features, but the biggest Apple Intelligence upgrade is reportedly delayed

iPhone users are set to miss out on a new feature again.

Apple Intelligence isn't just a way to force you into an early iPhone upgrade, Apple claims

Apple has defended itself from suggestions that Apple Intelligence is designed to force us into early upgrades.

TechRadar

The real reason Apple Intelligence won't work on older iPhones just got revealed

iPhone 15 Pro is the only iPhone that can run Apple Intelligence, and that's because of its greater RAM and NPU power compared to other models.

Tom’s Guide

Could China Be The Reason Behind Apple's RCS U-Turn?

Apple has prioritised its proprietary iMessage platform, leading to concerns about interoperability with other messaging services.

International Business Times UK

iPhones may be getting RCS support because of China — not the EU

China may be the one responsible for Apple finally caving and pledging to add RCS support to iPhone.

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iMore

Apple's RCS 180 had nothing to do with the DMA — "Apple’s hand was effectively forced. But by China, not the EU"

RCS is coming to the iPhone — but where many thought it was because of the EU, it looks like it's because of China instead.

iMore

Yes, Apple is working with the EU to enable sideloading - but what about the U.S?

On The Talk Show last week, Craig Federighi confirmed sideloading was being dealt with - but is that all there is?

TechRadar

Here’s why the 2023 Mac Pro doesn’t have a discrete GPU

Official Apple response seemingly puts the Mac Pro on path for a slow but certain demise.

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