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APPLE MAY MAKE FAKE PHOTOS HARDER TO PASS OFF AS IPHONE SHOTS • The familiar phrase "shot on iPhone" may eventually become something that can be verified rather than merely claimed. A camera authentication system reportedly in development for iOS 27 could help establish whether an image originated from genuine camera hardware, creating a clearer distinction between photographs and convincing synthetic imitations.

NVIDIA DEVELOPING 1-TRILLION-PARAMETER OPEN AI MODEL TO RIVAL TOP SYSTEMS

IPHONE 18 PRO MAX COULD RECEIVE ITS BIGGEST BATTERY UPGRADE IN YEARS

OpenAI Loses Its Masterminds as Leadership Exodus Accelerates

APPLE PREPARES TO PAY $250 MILLION IN IPHONE AI ADVERTISING SETTLEMENT

SPACEX COULD REACH $305 BILLION IN REVENUE BY 2027 THROUGH AI COMPUTE

APPLE TV EYES US RIGHTS TO THE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP • Apple TV is reportedly among the companies considering a bid for the US media rights to The Open, placing one of golf’s most historic championships within reach of the streaming service. Netflix and Amazon are also expected to examine the opportunity as competition for premium live sports continues to intensify.

SERGEY BRIN HAS NOW SPENT $100 MILLION TO FIGHT CALIFORNIA’S BILLIONAIRE TAX • Google co-founder Sergey Brin has spent $100 million opposing California’s Proposition 40, turning the proposed billionaire tax into one of the most expensive political contests in the state. The measure would impose a one-time tax equal to 5% of the net worth of California’s billionaires.

APPLE EXTENDS 2026 BACK TO SCHOOL DEALS ON MACS AND IPADS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 24