Apple is seeking trademarks for Sneaky Sasquatch merchandise, including clothing, costumes, watches, jewelry, books, trading cards, bags, lunchboxes, bedding, towels, and more. Apple's request was filed on March 25 and is now under examination in the EU. It follows separate U.S. applications in October 2025 covering toys, plush figures, TV series, films, music, fan clubs, and board games.

It’s one of the more persistently annoying aspects of owning an iPhone, and one of those dumb little things where Apple was overzealous in making things simple and left us with a frustration that most Android users haven’t had to deal with for years: Independent volume controls for various kinds of system sounds.
Sure, you’ve been able to adjust the volume for media (videos or music)

For anyone who's experienced the lengthy post-update indexing process when trialing the beta version of iOS 27, macOS 27 Golden Gate, iPadOS 27, or visionOS 27: Apple has published a Spotlight support document that explains what's going on.

You’ve been able to send little handwritten doodles through iMessages for a long time now. There’s Digital Touch, which lets you create an animated recreation of your little doodles, and you can also rotate the phone to landscape view in the message window to access the drawing feature and use your finger to scribble a message or jot down a doodle.
In iOS 27, Apple has removed that
