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Apple introduced App Tracking Transparency four years ago: Here’s how it’s going

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With the launch of iOS 14, Apple introduced a bold new privacy feature: App Tracking Transparency. This new feature would require third party apps to ask for user permission to track across apps before they’d gain access to your advertising ID (IDFA).

Apple begun enforcing this in April 2021 with the launch of iOS 14.5, which is when non-complying apps would no longer be able to submit updates to the App Store.

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Which iPad is right for you? Here’s what Apple has to say

Over the years, buying an has become an increasingly confusing task. With multiple models and overlapping features and accessories, there’s no longer a clear-cut way to recommend one iPad for one type of user. Still, Apple does have a general idea of how it sees the iPad lineup and who each model is meant for.

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Deals: M4 Mac mini $489 all-time low, 15-inch M4 MacBook Air $175 off, M3 iPad Air, and more

The M4 Mac mini deals have been on fire this week and, while this one might not last for long today, Amazon has now dropped the most affordable model down to a new $489 shipped all-time low. That deals joins offers on upgraded configs alongside a new all-time low on Apple’s 15-inch 16GB M4 MacBook Air at $175 off and the best price to date on the entry-level 13-inch M3 iPad Air, Insta360’s Link 2 4K Webcam, and more waiting down below. 

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The MacBook Upgrade Program starting at just $33.28/month

Most Mac users stick with their machines longer than they want to. Not because they love the slowdowns — but because upgrading is expensive, and reselling takes time most people don’t have.

That’s where Upgraded comes in.

It’s a smarter way to stay current — without the upfront cost or the trade-in hassle. You get a new MacBook, pay monthly (starting at $33.28/mo), and every 2 years, you’re eligible to trade up. It’s simple, clear, and now even more accessible.

And now that we’re approaching WWDC 2025 and macOS 26, it’s a great time to upgrade your Mac hardware and ensure you can run all of Apple’s new features.

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This app turns your Apple Watch into a Game Boy [Hands-on]

Have you ever looked down at your Apple Watch on your wrist and thought to yourself, “I wish I could play my Game Boy games on here”? Yeah, neither have I. But now that I know it’s possible, I can’t stop playing or showing it off. My 6-year-old self would think I was crazy if I told him I could play Pokémon on my wrist in the future. But it’s 2025, and now this is possible and even works exceptionally well. Here is how to do this.

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Federal court blocks Trump tariffs; worst-case iPhone cost would exceed $4k

The ongoing saga of potential tariffs on iPhones continues. After Trump threatened Apple with an additional 25% tariff on iPhones, the worst-case scenario could see the cost of the most expensive model in the line-up exceed $4,000.

However, a federal court has ruled that the president doesn’t actually have the legal authority to impose tariffs at all, let alone the most extreme ones he has threatened, and has vacated the executive orders issued so far …

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Pocket is going away, but here are 5 read-it-later alternatives

Mozilla has announced that it will shut down Pocket, its popular read-it-later app, on July 8, 2025. This means that unless the Digg acquisition offer turns into something, its users will have until then to find an alternative read-it-later app.

If that’s you, here are five potential replacements, although I know none of them will ever be able to fill that Pocket-shaped hole in your heart.

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Apple will announce iOS 26 at WWDC, not iOS 19

Apple is planning a huge shakeup to its naming scheme for software updates. Bloomberg reports that this year’s iOS update won’t be called iOS 19 after all. Instead, Apple is planning to call it “iOS 26” as part of a new year-based naming strategy.

Here’s exactly what that means for all of Apple’s platforms …

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Deals: Giant $400 price drop on M4 iPad Pro, 24GB MacBook Air, M4 Mac mini, up to $370 off MacBook Pro, more

Today’s best Apple deals are headlined by some big-time M4 iPad Pro discounts, including a massive $400 price drop on the 2TB 11-inch model and a solid deal on the most affordable config at over $170 off. Next we move back over to the M4 MacBook Air lineup, as the 24GB 13-inch Midnight model sees a new Amazon all-time low alongside deals on other configurations, as well as the ongoing M4 Mac mini deals from $500. We also have some M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $370 off, and a whole lot more down below including the massive PlayStation summer sale with up to $120 off PS5

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