Apple has to deliver the repeatedly delayed AI-powered Siri and fix Liquid Glass so it hurts everyone's eyes less.
Apple's next mobile operating system will be a slight update after a major one.
Big news!
There's one big hurdle between Meta and making a device that actually stands on its own.
Apple's regular, non-Pro and non-Air iPhone is a terrific overall package for the money. It's the Goldilocks iPhone in Apple's new mobile lineup.
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max have everything you could want... so long as you're okay living in the company's walled garden.
Apple's thinnest iPhone ever sucks you right in, but it may not be the complete package if cameras and battery life are a top priority for you.
No, I don't need to get my eyes checked.
If you can’t get used Apple's new liquidy and glass UI in iOS 26, there’s an option available for you.
Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we cover everything Apple announces at its fall event, including the entire family of iPhone 17 devices, the new Apple Watches, and maybe new AirPods Pro.
At that point, will we even care anymore about AI Siri?
It's time to sleep the f**k in.
Blood was spilled, and Intel Macs (among others) paid the price.
Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we unpack everything Apple announces at its annual developer conference in Cupertino, Calif.
Apple's Liquid Glass look is clearly a major visual vibe shift for iOS.
The new interface borrows heavily from the Vision Pro's glassy and translucent visionOS.
We can expect Apple will try to explain why it thinks numbers aren’t real at WWDC in June.
Google's mobile OS is getting a bolder and more in-your-face visual refresh.
Apple's AI debacle keeps getting worse.
The hardware giant is dealing with all this drama because it didn't prioritize Siri long ago.
