Chase is back with one of its more lucrative credit card promotions for Apple shoppers. Starting today and running until December 7, your Chase Ultimate Rewards points are worth up to 50% when redeemed for a purchase via Chase’s shopping portal. more…

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The judge overseeing the legal battle over congressional redistricting has chosen a map that will represent Utahns.

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The Supreme Court has rejected a call to overturn its landmark decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.

Apple is still planning to introduce a new AI-powered "Health+" service in 2026, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Gurman revisited the rumor about a revamped Health app in the latest edition of his "Power On" newsletter. Apple is apparently planning to overhaul the Health app next year with a new Health+ service, featuring an AI assistant. Gurman said that it "could make Apple one of the first major tech companies to gain steam in the health AI chatbot space." Earlier this year, Gurman said the AI-powered health coaching feature will offer personalized health recommendations accompanied by videos from health experts that inform users about various health conditions and ways to make lifestyle improvements. Nutrition tracking is also expected to be another big part of the revamped Health app. Gurman also mentioned Apple's plans to introduce a revamped version of Siri with iOS 26.4, an AI-powered web search tool, and a redesigned version of ‌Siri‌ in iOS 27. Tags: Apple Intelligence, Bloomberg, Health, Mark Gurman This article, "AI-Powered Apple Health+ Service Still Coming Next Year" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Apple has removed two of the most popular gay dating apps in China from its App Store there to comply with a government order. The company gave the usual statement it makes in such circumstances, but did provide little more detail in this particular case … more…

Apple is working on a series of new satellite connectivity features for the iPhone, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports. In this week's "Power On" newsletter, Gurman revealed that the new features in development include: * Apple Maps via satellite: Navigation in Apple Maps without cellular or Wi-Fi connectivity. * Photos in Messages via satellite: Support for sending photos in the Messages app using satellite connectivity. * Natural Usage: Satellite connectivity from indoors environments, without the need to physically point the device toward clear sky. * Satellite over 5G: Support for 5G NTN, allowing cell towers to use satellites for increased coverage. * Satellite API framework for third-party apps: An API that will allow developers to voluntarily integrate satellite connectivity into their apps. Not all features and services will be compatible. There apparently no plans to enable phone calls, video calls, or web browsing via satellite at present. Today, Apple's satellite connectivity features are available for free. For more advanced capabilities in the future, Apple reportedly plans to let customers pay satellite carriers for features directly. Apple could also create a paid option for extended connectivity with a company like SpaceX. Gurman added that there have been discussions in the company about offering its own satellite service, but concerns that Apple shouldn't act like a carrier have stifled that possibility. Many of the new satellite features in development will apparently require upgrades to Globalstar's infrastructure, which Apple helped to finance. Gurman said that if SpaceX acquires Globalstar, the necessary enhancements could roll out faster. Tags: Bloomberg, iPhone Satellite Features, Mark Gurman This article, "Apple Developing These 5 New Satellite Features for iPhone" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Nick Daniels, president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, said workers have gone too long without paychecks to work safely.

iOS 26.1 launched this week, and one of its new features lets you manually log workouts in the Fitness app. That’s means if you forget to start a workout on your Apple Watch, you can now still close your Activity rings and get the credit you deserve. more…

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