The subject of cryptocurrency was previously viewed as a niche only discussed amongst tech enthusiasts at the back of the room, whilst the world was getting to grips with the social media surge taking centre stage. Whether it be smartphones getting smarter, the iPad getting its first official

According to Mars Finance news on October 13, technology journalist Mark Gurman reported that Apple is likely to announce three new products online this week, namely the iPad Pro equipped with the M5 chip, Vision Pro, and MacBook Pro, marking the debut of the M5 chip.

As scams become more sophisticated, Australians are expected to lose billions in 2025. CoinJar and the ACCC encourage scam awareness through a quiz to educate people on spotting scams, with a chance to win an iPad.

Apple will launch a new naming logic, changing to a year-based naming system for its versions, such as iOS 26 and macOS 26. In addition, Apple will open its AI system to third-party developers for broader app integration. The update is expected to go live in the fall of 2025, alongside the launch of the UI design Solarium. Besides the renamed interface, the iPad will be upgraded to resemble a Mac more closely, with the AI system being widely available, and introducing new features such as translation, eye control, smart battery management, and more. This wave of transformation may be inspired by the naming practices of Samsung and Microsoft.

According to CNBC, Apple officially released software updates for iPhone, iPad, and Mac this Wednesday (11), including the highly anticipated integration of Siri and ChatGPT. (Background: Apple's iOS 18.2 integrates Depth and ChatGPT. When will it be available in Chinese? Apple Intelligence highlights at a glance) (Background: Apple is rumored to release an upgraded version of "LLM Siri" in 2025: an AI life assistant more powerful than ChatGPT) Apple released the second developer beta version of iOS 18.2 early last month, with the biggest highlight being the integration of Depth with OpenAI's chatbot.

On Wednesday, Apple released long-awaited updates to its mobile and desktop operating systems. Pro The new features announced today work on iPhone 15 Pro or newer, iPad A17 Pro or M1 or newer, and Macs M1 or newer. Below is an overview of the new features. Generative Artificial Intelligence allows

Apple is trying to bring 3A-level high-end console games to mobile devices. However, data shows that iPhone and iPad users seem uninterested in 3A games. Experts believe this is because casual games on mobile devices are more in line with touch and simple operations. As a result, Apple seems to be developing a new game center aimed at consolidating all games on the device into a single application, providing better personalized game recommendations, community interaction, and hassle-free installation of mini-games. For Apple, how to integrate the Apple Arcade service and break through the limitations of mobile gaming experience is still an unknown.

Apple has been slow to make progress on generative AI technology.

According to a report by IT House on August 6, since the beginning of this year, the upsurge of generative artificial intelligence has swept the entire technology industry. Recruitment information shows that Apple (AAPL.O) is expanding its professional talent team in generative artificial intelligence, and plans to apply the results to products such as iPhone and iPad, and continuously improve the effect of generative artificial intelligence running locally on mobile devices. It is reported that Apple is recruiting dozens of positions for offices around the world such as California, Seattle, and Paris. The main work content is to engage in large language model research, and generate text, images, or codes based on simple prompts from users.