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Apple's macOS 26.5 has been released, delivering a quiet update focused on stability, subscription changes, and system-level improvements rather than new user-facing features.

It appears that iOS 26.5 is laying the groundwork for a lot of backend changes like ads in Apple Maps and Apple Intelligence in China, but there are no indications of AI upgrades.

You can now update your Apple TV and HomePod to tvOS 26.5, though you won't see any exciting new features.

Apple's focus in the current release cycle is on backend work that doesn't affect Apple Vision Pro, but visionOS 26.5 has been released with bug fixes.

While it certainly won't win any accolades for exciting new features, watchOS 26.5 will help keep your Apple Watch operating smoothly.

Sky Sports locked down Formula 1's biggest European broadcast markets, blocking Apple's clearest path to expand Formula 1 streaming beyond the U.S. market.

Apple TV continues to smash records, this time with "The Studio" becoming the first comedy, ever, to sweep all major awards in a single season.

Most US schools aren't out for the summer yet, and Apple is already looking at back to school computer purchase time with a new ad showing college students achieving success with MacBooks, rest, and possibly a shower.

On this week's episode of the Smart Home Insider podcast, YouTube host Shane Whatley joins to discuss the upcoming Unify conference, smart speakers, and more.

The Apple Watch won't be getting any extra biometric security measures anytime soon, because it's an engineering nightmare.