Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories' family of podcasts: AppStories This week, Federico and John talk about the state of AI aggregator apps and their future prospects before checking in on their ...

This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories' articles and podcasts: Movie Buzz, by Jonathan; A System for Survivin ...

In Safari Technology Preview 247, we’re introducing the Safari MCP server — a Model Context Protocol server for web developers that makes your web development and debugging workflow faster and more ...

Today, Apple released an update to its Creator Studio subscription with new features across many of the suite's apps.

A major change introduced by iPadOS 17 that is going to make video creators and gamers happy is support for UVC (USB Video Class) devices, which means an iPad can now recognize external webcams, ...

Amazon Prime Day is earlier than ever this year, with lots of deals to be had on our favorite gadgets. As you may have seen, ...

Today’s WWDC 2026 keynote had an unusual structure, in that it didn’t explicitly section off each operating system to discuss its new features. Instead, with the focus on Siri and Apple Intelligence, ...

Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories' family of podcasts: AppStories This week, John and Federico are back home and reflect on all the WWDC announcements, including Siri AI, Apple Intelligence, ...

AppStories is a podcast produced by MacStories and hosted by Federico Viticci, its Editor-in-Chief, and John Voorhees, its Managing Editor. Each week, the show explores the world of apps and the ...

Over at Snazzy Labs, Quinn Nelson has a great in-depth look at the changes coming to Apple's Game Porting Toolkit with macOS 27 this fall. Paired with Metal 4, it's a real leap over what's possible ...

WWDC26 will be held from June 8–12 this year and include both an online and in-person event that will provide a limited number of developers the opportunity to watch the keynote at Apple Park, meet ...

NVIDIA has released version 2.0.83 of its GeForce NOW game streaming service with a couple of upgrades for Vision Pro users. First, games can now be streamed at up to 4K resolution at 90 FPS. Gaming ...