Apple should have made the MacBook logo RGB
What better way to show youβre serious about gaming?
What better way to show youβre serious about gaming?
Verge subscribers can get answers to their burning questions about Appleβs first smart display.
Appleβs FaceID has long provided robust authentication. But for its smart home device, HomeView, the company is betting on new βperson recognitionβ technology that has yet to be challenged in the wild.
Like Apple, Nvidia now faces its own transition away from a founder-led company. But experts say Jensen Huangβs central role could make replacing him difficult.
Verge smart home expert Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is hosting a subscriber-only AMA today. Ask your questions at the link below; sheβll start answering them at 2PM Eastern / 11AM Pacific. [Link: I reviewed the Apple HomeView, ask me anything | https://www.theverge.com/tech/1031868/i-reviewed-the-apple-homeview-ask-me-anything | The Verge]
βYou can continue to find trusted guidance,β Apple says as the Apple Support Community goes read-only before closing on 20 November.
In a post on Truth Social, President Trump says only one man can take Jensen Huang's place as head of Nvidia: Tim Cook.
Foxconn and Luxshare slashed workers. But under pressure to expand away from China, they suddenly need them back.
Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday.
The AI chatbotβs dedicated app was already available in cars with Google built-in, as well as Android Auto. Now CarPlay users who prefer Googleβs chatbot to Siri can use Gemini to manage their calendar or ask questions about the trip ahead. Gemini was already available through Google Maps, and now Apple has made space for it in the main CarPlay display too. [Link: Talk it through with Gemini, now on Apple CarPlay | https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/gemini-app/gemini-on-apple-carplay/ | Google]
Apple's M6 keeps the iMac current without shaking things up much.
CarPlay users in the US can now use Gemini to chat with Google Maps.ο»Ώ
After a string of exec departures from Apple, Bloombergβs Mark Gurman reported a few days ago that Srouji, who oversees the chips that have helped iPhones, Macs, and other devices lead their categories, had discussed leaving for another company. Today, Gurman reports the exec sought to calm employees, sending a message to his division that said βI love my team, and I love my job at Apple, and I donβt plan on leaving anytime soon.β [Link: Apple Chip Chief Tells Staff Heβs Not Leaving βAnytime Soonβ | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-08/apple-chip-chief-tells-staff-he-s-not-leaving-anytime-soon | Bloomberg]
Jensen Huang is out at Nvidia, so todayβs episode starts with an emergency podcast within a podcast, as David and Nilay try to make sense of the state of Nvidia and AI. Then, Jen Tuohy comes on the show to tell us all about her time with the Apple HomeView, Appleβs new smart home controller and family computer. Itβs very good at one of those things, and not so much on the other. Watch | Listen | Get ad-free [Media: https://youtu.be/kVMp5m7-d_o]
Appleβs chip chief, Johny Srouji is βseriously consideringβ leaving for another company in the near future.
Apple's resilience continues to catch the attention of options traders looking for a safe harbor in tech.
Its new home theater surround support is a lot of fun.