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iOS 27 can run on phones as old as the iPhone 11

Reminder: macOS 27 won't work on Intel Macs

The first iOS, iPadOS and macOS 27 developer betas are available now

Siri AI for iPhones and iPads will be delayed indefinitely in the EU

Da iOS 27 a macOS 27, le novità principali: Liquid Glass personalizzabile e applicazioni più veloci
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Apple riparte da una nuova architettura con modelli sviluppati insieme a Google, funzioni integrate nelle app e Private Cloud Compute. Siri AI resta il simbolo del rilancio, ma il pacchetto Apple Intelligence è più ampio: molte funzioni saranno gratis, altre avranno limiti giornalieri e accesso aumentato con iCloud+... Leggi tutto Svelata Siri AI: così l'assistente di Apple viene stravolta. Ma per ora nell'UE non la vedremo su iPhone e iPad
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Con i prossimi aggiornamenti software, Apple renderà più semplice gestire app, siti web, contatti e tempi di utilizzo dei dispositivi dei minori... Leggi tutto watchOS 27 gets a Siri upgrade and perimenopause features

Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity come to Google NotebookLM
Google's NotebookLM was one of the company's first forays into generative AI technology, and in un-Googley fashion, it hasn't been shut down yet. In fact, NotebookLM is getting one of its biggest updates, ever, today, moving to the latest Gemini 3.5 model, support for more file types, and streamlined web source integration. Google also says NotebookLM will be able to do more with all those queries thanks to embedded support for Antigravity.
Gemini 3.5 Flash debuted at Google I/O this year, promising much faster and more efficient processing. Google has claimed that companies worried about token costs can save big by moving their projects to the new Flash model while also getting outputs that are of similar or better quality. Those improvements are now filtering down to other Google products. NotebookLM, which launched in 2023 at the very beginning of the AI boom, lets you analyze specific sources like documents and webpages with Google's latest AI models.
The upgraded NotebookLM beats the old version in all of Google's "core evaluation dimensions."
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Google conducted side-by-side evaluations of NotebookLM on the old Gemini 3.1 branch and with the updated 3.5. The company is being somewhat vague about the nature of the tests, breaking things up into "top five core evaluation dimensions," which are Accuracy and Quality, Multilingual Support, Large Document Analysis, Document Creation, and Advanced Research. In these tests, Google says NotebookLM averaged a 65 percent win rate versus the older model.


For the 2nd time in weeks, Microsoft packages laced with credential stealer
Dozens of cryptographically verified open source packages from Microsoft were compromised late last week to add advanced credential-stealing code that was triggered when developers opened them in AI coding agents.
In all, multiple researchers said, 73 packages were flagged as malicious when automated systems on GitHub blocked them on the platform. Rather than noting they are malicious—and that developers who used AI agents to work with them should assume their systems are compromised—the Microsoft-owned GitHub said it disabled the packages “due to a violation of GitHub's terms of service.” The text went on to encourage the package owner to contact GitHub.
Devs: Assume compromise and proceed accordingly
It wasn’t until Monday that Microsoft even raised the possibility the packages were infected. In an email, the company stated: “We have temporarily removed some repositories as we investigate potential malicious content.”


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Apple's iOS 27, macOS 27 Golden Gate, and other updates focus on refinement
Apple has taken the wraps off of its next-generation operating system updates at its Worldwide Developers Conference today, including iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 Golden Gate. And while the long-awaited Siri AI update is the headliner, Apple also emphasized its efforts to optimize its software, improving its performance and reliability.
For starters, the company is continuing to refine the Liquid Glass design language that it introduced last year. A slider in the Settings will allow users fine-grained control over the translucency of the Liquid Glass effect, ranging from maximally transparent and glassy to fully tinted. Last year's redesigned icons are also being re-redesigned with more glass layers, which Apple says will make them sharper and more distinctive.
On macOS, Apple has also changed the way app toolbars and sidebars work, making toolbars more distinct, making the contents of sidebars extend all the way to the edge of the window, and reintroducing color to sidebar icons. Mac windows are also getting a "tighter corner radius," to address complaints about the way window resizing works in macOS 26 Tahoe.


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