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Apple discontinues base Mac mini, now starts at $799 with 512GB storage - 9to5Mac

Apple’s Top Line Jumps as Q2 2026 Revenue Reaches $111.2 Billion

Apple reported Q2 2026 revenue of $111.2 billion.
The company said revenue was up 17% year over year.
The supplied source text does not include segment or profit details.
The top-line result alone points to continued strength at Apple’s scale.

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DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via 9to5mac.com

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Tim Cook explains iPhone 17’s success, 99% customer satisfaction - 9to5Mac

Apple Posts $111.2 Billion Quarter as iPhone 17 Momentum Drives Results

Apple reported $111.2 billion in quarterly revenue, up 17%.
The iPhone 17 family was described as a big contributor to the quarter.
Metadata cites a 99% customer satisfaction rate for the latest iPhone line.

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DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via 9to5mac.com

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Apple to seek tariff refunds, plans to reinvest money in the US - 9to5Mac

Apple Says It Will Seek Tariff Refunds and Channel the Money Into U.S. Manufacturing

Apple says it will seek refunds for duties paid under now-unconstitutional tariffs.
Tim Cook said any recovered funds would be reinvested in U.S. manufacturing.
The move connects trade-policy litigation with domestic industrial positioning.

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DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via 9to5mac.com

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Apple CEO Tim Cook holds up a new iPhone 17 Pro

Apple Posts Record March Quarter as Memory Costs Threaten the Months Ahead

Apple reported record March-quarter revenue of $111.2 billion and said the iPhone set a quarterly revenue record.
The company warned that memory chip costs are expected to rise significantly in June and beyond.
Apple said inventory helped offset recent cost pressure, but supply-chain flexibility is tightening.
The warning comes during a leadership transition from Tim Cook to incoming CEO John Ternus.

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DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via techcrunch.com

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Fortnite Epic Games loading on phone

Apple Must Keep Looser App Store Payment Rules in Place for Now

The Ninth Circuit reversed an earlier pause on court-ordered App Store changes.
Apple must continue allowing external payments in apps without charging fees for now.
The case is moving toward Supreme Court review and could reshape Apple’s fee authority.

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Your Phone Notifications Reveal More Than You Realize. Here’s How to Lock Them Down

Apple Closes an iPhone Notification Privacy Gap After Forensic Recovery of Deleted Signal Alerts

Investigators reportedly recovered incoming Signal message previews from iPhone notification logs.
The case did not depend on breaking Signal encryption, but on OS-level data retention.
Apple says iOS 26.4.2 now cleans up expired notification logs more effectively.

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Key takeaways after testing out SpeakON, an AI-powered dictation iPhone accessory - 9to5Mac

Apple Wallet’s Digital ID appears to be expanding, but the available source material is thin

The supplied source text says Apple Wallet’s new Digital ID feature has added more ways to use it.
The available extract is very limited and does not include the newly added use cases.
The item is attributed to Ryan Christoffel and dated April 24, 2026 in the supplied text.

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April 27, 2026 – iOS 26.4.2, more on Ternus and Cook

Apple Wallet’s Digital ID Expansion Signals a Broader Push for Everyday Identity on Phones

Apple Wallet’s Digital ID feature has added more ways to be used, according to the supplied source text.
The update reinforces Apple’s broader strategy of turning Wallet into an everyday identity platform.
Digital identity adoption depends on trust and acceptance, so each additional use case matters.

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Apple introduces monthly subscriptions with a 12-month commitment on the App Store - 9to5Mac

Apple opens a new App Store subscription option: monthly billing with a 12-month commitment

Candidate metadata says Apple has officially introduced monthly subscriptions with a 12-month commitment on the App Store.
Developers can set up and test the new subscription format.
The model blends monthly billing with longer-term customer commitment.
Its impact will depend on how clearly terms are presented and how developers use it.

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Apple releases iOS 26.5 beta 4 for iPhone [U] - 9to5Mac

Apple’s iOS 26.5 Beta 4 Signals a Fast-Moving Update Cycle

Apple has released the fourth developer beta of iOS 26.5.
The update arrived one week after the previous beta, suggesting a brisk march toward launch.
A prior beta reportedly included a splash screen hinting at ads in Apple Maps.

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6 MacOS settings I immediately change on every new Mac - and why

Mac Setup Habits Become a Productivity Story in ZDNET’s Latest Apple Guide

ZDNET says simple macOS configuration changes can make a new Mac more efficient.
The article highlights customizable gestures and hot corners as immediate productivity tweaks.
The guide reflects how users personalize mature software platforms beyond their defaults.

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Apple Wallet’s new Digital ID feature recently added more ways to use it - 9to5Mac

Apple Expands Where Wallet’s Digital ID Can Be Used for Age Verification

Apple’s Wallet Digital ID feature has added new official age-verification uses.
The expansion improves the real-world utility of iPhone-based identity credentials.
Acceptance in specific workflows is a key step toward broader digital ID adoption.

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Why the timing of Apple's CEO transition matters - 9to5Mac

Why Apple’s September 1 CEO Handoff Carries More Weight Than a Routine Succession

Apple is set to make John Ternus CEO on September 1, 2026.
The timing of the transition is a central part of the story.
A fixed handoff date can signal stability and deliberate succession planning.

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Apple stops weirdly storing data that let cops spy on Signal chats

Apple Closes iPhone Notification Bug That Exposed Deleted Signal Messages

Apple says an iPhone logging issue could retain Signal notification content that should have been deleted.
The bug mattered because message previews could remain recoverable even after the app was removed from the device.
Signal says the patch deletes preserved notifications and prevents future retention for deleted applications.

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Apple just fixed an iOS flaw exploited by the FBI - here's what happened

Apple Patches iOS Flaw That Let Investigators Recover Deleted Signal Messages

Apple says iOS 26.4.2 fixes a notifications-retention flaw.
ZDNET reports the FBI used the issue to recover deleted Signal messages.
The problem appears tied to push notification data stored on-device.
The case underscores how OS-level behavior can weaken app-level privacy guarantees.

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Apple’s Next Chapter, SpaceX and Cursor Strike a Deal, and Palantir’s Controversial Manifesto

Tim Cook’s Exit Dominates a New Round of Tech Culture Debate

WIRED’s latest podcast centers on Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO.
The episode links the Apple story to debate around SpaceX, Cursor, and Palantir.
It also discusses conspiracy politics and AI-enabled scams.
The package frames tech leadership as a cultural, not just corporate, issue.

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Apple cuts interest rate for Apple Card Savings accounts - 9to5Mac

Apple Lowers Apple Card Savings Rates, Underscoring How Fast Cash Returns Can Move

Apple has cut the interest rate for Apple Card Savings accounts.
The change is effective immediately.
The move highlights how digital savings products can reprice quickly.

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The case for buying a MacBook Neo right now - especially for students

Apple’s MacBook Neo Is Already Backlogged, Pointing to a Supply-Constrained Hit

ZDNET reports MacBook Neo orders on Apple’s site are backlogged until mid-May.
The source says Apple has a limited supply of A18 Pro chips for the new laptop.
Student demand could intensify the backlog as the back-to-school buying season approaches.

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Apple Maps adds in-depth F1 experience for Miami Grand Prix - 9to5Mac

Apple Maps Adds an F1-Focused Miami Experience Ahead of the Grand Prix

Apple Maps is adding a Miami Grand Prix experience ahead of the race weekend.
The feature includes immersive 3D landmarks and F1-focused mapping details.
The move reflects a broader push toward event-aware mapping products.

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iOS 26.4.2 fixes bug that allowed deleted notifications to be retrieved - 9to5Mac

Apple Ships iOS 26.4.2 With Fix for Recoverable Deleted Notifications

Apple released iOS 26.4.2 as the latest iPhone software update.
The update fixes a bug that allowed deleted notifications to be retrieved or restored later.
The issue matters because notifications can expose sensitive message previews and account information.

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