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Apple Intelligence, now powered by the new M5 processor, is quietly adding practical AI tools to iPhone, iPad and Mac devices. Features such as Prioritize Notifications, automatic Summaries for messages and emails, a refreshed Siri experience with silent activation and ChatGPT integration, a Reduce Interruptions Focus mode, and an AI‑enhanced Clean Up tool in Photos are already available on compatible models. While still in beta, these capabilities aim to streamline daily tasks and reduce distractions, showing how Apple is embedding artificial intelligence into its ecosystem. Lire la suite

Apple has reportedly set aside plans for now to develop a lighter, lower‑cost version of its Vision Pro headset. The company is instead concentrating on a secret augmented‑reality glasses project. Analysts note that the Vision Pro’s high price, heavy design and limited content have hampered sales, and the pause raises questions about the headset’s future as Apple eyes a more mainstream AR solution. Lire la suite

Apple has reportedly deprioritized work on a cheaper version of its Vision Pro headset, redirecting resources toward AI‑enabled smart glasses. The move, revealed in a Bloomberg report citing internal sources, signals a strategic pivot as the company seeks to compete in a market where lighter, more affordable wearables are gaining traction. Analysts comment that Apple’s Vision Pro has struggled with price, bulk, and limited use cases, prompting the shift toward a Meta‑style smart‑glass design slated for 2027 and a higher‑resolution lens model for 2028. The decision reflects both financial pressures and a desire to stay relevant in the evolving AR space. Lire la suite

Apple is redirecting resources from a planned Vision Pro VR upgrade to the development of AI-driven smart glasses. The company is working on two models, including the N50, which will rely on an iPhone for display, and a second version that features its own display to rival Meta's Ray‑Ban smart glasses. While the N50 is slated for unveiling next year with a 2027 release, the display‑equipped model, originally slated for 2028, is being accelerated. Apple currently trails Meta, which introduced its first smart glasses in 2021. Lire la suite

Apple is redirecting resources from a lighter version of its Vision Pro headset to fast‑track two smart‑glass models. One pair without a display is slated for a next‑year reveal and a 2027 launch, while a display‑equipped version originally planned for 2028 is being accelerated. The glasses will feature speakers, cameras, multiple styles, voice interaction and AI, and Apple is developing a dedicated chip for them. Meanwhile, the company has scaled back the original Vision Pro production, though a modest refresh could appear as early as the end of the year. Meta’s recent glass releases leave Apple trailing in the market. Lire la suite