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Apple has dropped Beta 6 for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, and more — and it’s finally feeling stable. Expect fewer bugs, smoother performance, and the slick new Liquid Glass design on iPhone and iPad.
Jailbreak devs are making macOS run on iPads, turning Apple’s tablet into something closer to a touchscreen Mac. From Terminal to Xcode, early builds are already running on jailbroken iPhones, and a full iPad port could be next. Old devices with the checkm8 exploit are prime candidates — the Hackintosh dream just got a tablet twist.
Apple’s iOS 26 Beta 6 is here, and it’s a speed demon. Calendar and Clock open in a blink, the lock screen shows off your wallpaper like never before, and the Camera app’s swipe gestures are back to normal. Plus, a fresh set of ringtones—especially ‘Dreamer’—has fans buzzing.
Musk is going after Apple, accusing them of pushing ChatGPT to the top of the App Store while his Grok 4 struggles for visibility. Altman claps back, calling him a hypocrite and sharing claims that Musk rigs X to boost his own posts. Old grudges, new drama.
OpenAI just dropped GPT-5, and while it’s packed with new tricks, critics say it’s slower, clunkier, and still forgetful. Analysts warn that without a way to lock in paying users—like Netflix did with exclusive content—AI chatbots could be heading for a bubble burst. With billions being poured into data centers, the next few years could decide if AI becomes the new internet… or the next dot-com crash.
Android 17 Codename Revealed: Why Google Chose ‘Cinnamon Bun’ for 2026
Apple’s next-gen Siri is coming in Spring 2026, and it’s about to get way smarter. With advanced App Intents, Siri will be able to run complex commands across apps — like editing a photo and sending it, or liking and commenting on Instagram — all by voice. Popular apps like YouTube, WhatsApp, and Uber are already in testing. Banking and health functions will stay limited for security.
Google is bringing back its iconic dessert naming tradition for Android! After years of internal-only names, Android 17 will be codenamed Cinnamon Bun, marking a return to alphabetical order. A tasty throwback for longtime fans.
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