Last week was anything but uneventful for the tech behemoth known as Apple Inc. AAPL, filled with a flurry of headline-making developments. From a groundbreaking new artificial intelligence (AI) model to marking its 48th year in existence, here’s a rundown of the major happenings.
Apple’s Stride in AI
Amidst the buzz, Apple discreetly introduced its latest AI model, ReALM, leaving Microsoft Corp.-supported MSFT OpenAI’s GPT-4 trailing despite being sleeker and swifter. This advancement sets the stage for Apple’s upcoming foray into AI, scheduled for June. Dive deeper into the disruption.
Celebrating Apple’s Milestone
On April 1, Apple marked its 48th year of existence. Established by the visionary trio of Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne, Apple has been a transformative force across industries, spanning personal computing, smartphones, and music. Reflect on the journey.
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Rumors Swirling Around iPhone 16 Pro
Whispers suggest Apple is considering a striking polished titanium finish for its forthcoming iPhone 16 Pro models. This aesthetic upgrade could inject a breath of fresh air into the flagship smartphone. Investigate further.
Apple’s Staffing Changes
In the wake of calling time on its car and display projects, Apple has reportedly executed its third noteworthy round of layoffs this year. The retrenchment notably affected 121 individuals from the Siri annotation unit in San Diego. Uncover the implications.
iOS 17.5 Beta Release
Apple rolled out the initial beta iteration of iOS 17.5, now empowering users in the European Union to directly download apps from developer websites. This signifies a notable shift in Apple’s app distribution strategy. Further insights here.
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