Apple plans overhaul of iPhone, iPad, and Mac photo editing features, AI-assisted programming tool Lovable now available on iOS, Google Translate offers Pronunciation Practice feature.
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Meta faces potential DSA fine
The European Commission issued preliminary findings that Meta failed to adequately prevent children under 13 from accessing Facebook and Instagram, potentially breaching the Digital Services Act after a nearly two-year probe. Regulators estimate about 12% of under-13s in the EU use the platforms, while Meta disputes the findings and says new safeguards are coming. If confirmed, penalties could reach up to 6% of global revenue, which was $201 billion in 2025.
Source: The Guardian
Apple plans AI photo editing overhaul
Apple is preparing a major upgrade to photo editing across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, adding on-device AI tools for enhancing, reframing, and extending images. The move follows criticism of its current Clean Up feature and is expected to roll out with iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 later this year. The new capabilities will be powered by Apple Intelligence.
Source: Bloomberg
Lovable lands on iOS despite App Store crackdown
AI coding tool Lovable is now available on iOS, allowing users to build web apps through natural language and voice prompts. The launch follows Apple’s enforcement against apps that violate rules on changing behavior post-release, though compliant tools remain allowed. Lovable offers cross-platform editing and subscription tiers ranging from $10 to $80 per month.
Source: 9to5Mac
Microsoft expands Copilot to Accenture workforce
Microsoft is rolling out its Copilot 365 assistant to about 743,000 Accenture employees, marking its largest enterprise deployment so far. Accenture says internal data shows 97% of staff found the tool sped up routine tasks by as much as 15 times. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Source: Reuters
Google Translate adds pronunciation coaching
Google Translate introduced a Pronunciation Practice feature, offering phonetic guidance and AI-based feedback on spoken phrases. The tool supports English, Spanish, and Hindi and is currently available in the U.S. and India. The launch coincides with the service’s 20-year anniversary.
Source: TechCrunch
GM brings Gemini AI to millions of vehicles
General Motors will deploy Google’s Gemini assistant to about 4 million vehicles from 2022 and newer with Google built-in systems. The assistant can handle complex travel queries and messaging tasks, with rollout happening in phases over several months. Availability requires OnStar connectivity and user opt-in.
Source: The Next Web
YouTube TV expands multiview customization
YouTube TV will allow subscribers to build fully customizable multiviews, letting users watch up to four channels simultaneously. The feature expands on earlier limited multiview options that focused on sports and curated content. The update marks a broader push to give users more control over live viewing layouts.
Source: The Verge
Vine-style app Divine launches with creator focus
A new app called Divine, backed by Jack Dorsey’s nonprofit, has launched with an archive of about 500,000 Vine videos and support for new content. The platform includes verification to limit AI-generated uploads and tools to filter low-quality AI content. Signups are currently gated by a waitlist or invite system.
Source: TechCrunch
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