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Hong Kong deaf artist Apple Tong Wing-yin lost her entire life's work—canvases, awards, and personal archives—in a November fire at Tai Po housing estate. She is now creating new art as part of her healing process following the loss.

Apple is planning to allow iOS 27 users to select from multiple third-party AI models for various tasks, giving users choice in which AI systems power their device functions. The reporting uses playful language ('Choose Your Own Adventure') to frame this as a consumer-friendly development. Limited concrete details are provided beyond the general concept.

Intel's stock has risen significantly, pushing its market capitalization above Oracle's current valuation and approaching its 2000 peak. The gains are being attributed to market enthusiasm around a potential partnership with Apple.

Pornhub will restore access for some UK iPhone users who complete Apple's age verification system, reversing previous blocks on adult content. The article reports on a technical change enabling access rather than broader policy shifts.

A product review of Apple TV 4K (3rd generation, 2022) praising its streaming speed performance. The author uses hyperbolic language ('Full Stop') to claim superiority and makes a casual comparison to apple shelf life that undermines the review's credibility.

In 1990, three former Apple employees founded a company that created a device resembling an iPhone over a decade before Apple's 2007 release. The device never reached market, representing a Silicon Valley story of innovation that didn't materialize.

Wired reviews Murena's /e/OS tablet, which offers a privacy-focused alternative to iPadOS and Android by removing Google and Apple services. The review acknowledges the privacy benefits but emphasizes the premium pricing as a trade-off consumers must accept.

Fiji recorded over 2,000 new HIV cases in 2025, representing a 26% increase from 2024. The article uses crisis language ('spreading like wildfire') to frame the public health situation in the South Pacific nation.

Apple increased the Mac mini starting price to $799 and faces potential supply constraints lasting months. The article attributes these issues to chip shortages and elevated demand from AI-focused buyers.

Apple requested the Supreme Court to block a lower court contempt ruling against the company for charging fees on third-party payment system purchases in its dispute with Epic Games. The company asked for an emergency stay while filing an appeal to the high court.