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Apple is getting ready to roll out iOS 26.4 later this month, and it looks like one of those updates that mixes practical improvements with a few features that are simply fun to use. The update has been highlighted in recent beta coverage, with Apple-related reporting pointing to a late-March release window, while Apple's own software documentation continues to show the broader iOS 26 feature set expanding across Music, Podcasts, and other apps.

Apple is pushing video-call quality to the next level with the macOS 26.2 developer beta, introducing a brand-new feature known as Edge Light. Designed especially for MacBooks with Apple silicon, this tool effectively turns your display into a soft, adjustable light source — a clever modern twist on the classic ring light.

After nearly two decades, Apple has finally done it — a fully browser-based version of the App Store is now live. For the first time, PC users can explore the world of Apple apps directly from their web browsers, no iPhone, iPad, or Mac required.

Apple has officially begun rolling out iOS 26.1, and while it's not a complete overhaul, it brings several notable refinements that continue Apple's steady march toward visual polish and user control. Much of what's included was already previewed in earlier betas, but this public release makes the features available to everyone — and yes, the new Liquid Glass Tint option is the star of the show.

When you see the name Apple Intelligence, you might think about a self-contained "Apple AI". But appearances are shifting. What once looked like an in-house platform is evolving into something more collaborative—an ecosystem of artificial intelligence tools from different developers, brought together under Apple's software umbrella.