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A “mysterious company” started by former Apple design guru Jony Ive and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been founded to design an AI-powered personal device and are seeking funding, reports The Information. The startup has begun talks with some of the biggest names in venture capital such as the Emerso

Nicholas Martin, a local to Somerset and a Somerset High School (SHS) graduate of 2022, is taking an extraordinary path in his higher education journey at Somerset Community College (SCC).

Real estate investor Clint Reilly has sold the Little Fox Theatre property at 535 Pacific Ave. in Jackson Square, San Francisco, that he’s owned for decades — and former Apple design guru Jony Ive may be the buyer, according to the San Franciso Chronicle (a subscription is required to read the artic

In a new interview, Apple's Alan Dye and Richard Howarth talk about the challenges of Apple Vision Pro and of when they knew it was working.

Former Apple design chief Jony Ive wanted to converge the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro into one product line, according to veteran journalist Walt Mossberg in an interview with the Vergecast. “He decided he could do the Pro and make it as light and as thin or thinner than the MacBook Air,” he said

Apple has updated its website to confirm that the first U.S. vehicle models with next-generation CarPlay support will debut this year. However, it didn’t specify exactly when. The tech giant previewed the next generation of CarPlay at the 2022 Worldwide Developer Conference (yep, its debut is run

Apple has updated its website confirming that its next-gen CarPlay is coming to select U.S. vehicles this year…

Cool Hunting reports that Porsche and Aston Martin will be the first automakers to support next-generation CarPlay starting in 2024. Apple previewed the next generation of CarPlay at the 2022 Worldwide Developer Conference (yep, its debut is running a bit behind). It will support content for mult

Four lessons from working on the Apple Vision Pro team.

Work anniversaries are celebrated with grandeur, usually accompanied by special tokens of appreciation. But when an Apple employee recently marked a remarkable 10-year milestone with the company, the nature of his commemorative gift raised eyebrows and curiosity alike. Marcos Alonso, a dedicated Human Interface designer at Apple, took to social media to unveil the unique and mysterious gift he received from the tech titan and its CEO, Tim Cook.