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A couple of weeks after Apple started testing iOS 18.6, the company has now seeded beta 2 to developers. While this is one of most underwhelming iOS 18 updates, it doesn't mean it lacks new features. For example, EU users will get a new experience when installing third-party app marketplaces and apps from the web. With new guiding from the European Commission with the Digital Markets Act, Apple can't make users fear downloading apps outside the App Store. In addition, Apple is readying Apple Intelligence support in China. While Mandarin is already supported since iOS 18.4, the company is working with Alibaba to support this platform in the country. In February, Bloomberg explained the deal between Apple and Alibaba, as the Chinese government requires Apple to use local models to power its Apple Intelligence platform. At that time, the report said these requirements only apply to devices purchased in China. Those who bought an iPhone, iPad, or Mac overseas will continue using the original version of Apple Intelligence. Alibaba will be responsible for "censor and filter AI output to comply with requirements from the Chinese government. Baidu, on the other hand, will manage Visual Intelligence and search features. Besides that, iOS 18.6 beta code leaked Apple's unreleased smart home hub. A file indicates this accessory exists and it's currently in the works by Apple. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman recently revealed that Apple had planned to introduce its new homeOS software (and its first smart home hub product) at a March event. But due to delays with Siri features, the company postponed the keynote. Interestingly enough, iOS 18.6 beta isn't the only software leaking new products. iOS 26 beta code has also leaked at least three new products coming in the near future. Alongside iOS 18.6 beta 2, Apple is seeding the second test versions of iPadOS 18.6, macOS Sequoia 15.6, watchOS 11.6, visionOS 2.6, and tvOS 18.6. We'll let you know if we find anything new with today's beta. Don't Miss: iOS 18: Features, release date, beta, download, Apple Intelligence The post iOS 18.6 beta 2 now available with these upcoming features appeared first on BGR.

As the month of June comes to a close, we’re about to enter the hottest month of the year. But July isn't just bringing hot summer days. It’ll also deliver two of the most exciting phones of the year, if you’re into foldable devices. Samsung scheduled its next Unpacked event for July 9, which is where it will unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Flip 7 SE. Considering the massive marketing push dedicated to the Galaxy Z Fold 7 during Apple’s WWDC 2025 week, it’s clear that Samsung can’t wait to unveil this year’s foldables, and I don’t blame the company. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 will finally give us the ultra-thin foldable we’ve been waiting for. The Korean giant made an ultra-thin version last year, but the Galaxy Z Fold SE was only available in Korea and China. That model supposedly served as the basis for this year’s Fold 7 design. Samsung has also teased the significantly reduced thickness in images, without mentioning its true dimensions. This didn’t stop Chinese vendor Honor from advertising the unreleased Magic V5 foldable as the world’s thinnest foldable, with a profile of 8.8 mm when unfolded. With a little over a week to go until Samsung’s Unpacked event, we have a new round of leaks that tell us exactly how thin the Fold 7 and Flip 7 phones are. Continue reading... The post New leak reveals just how thin the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 will be appeared first on BGR.

The U.S. State Department is revoking the visa of British rap duo Bob Vylan for chanting the terrorist and Iran-like mantra "Death to the IDF" at a Glastonbury Music Festival performance this weekend.

For reporters, it's hardly unusual to call sources on the phone to learn details or get quotes that will enliven their stories.

Rep. Mike Collins, R-Ga., is strongly weighing a run for the Senate, Punchbowl News reported. Last week, Collins met with James Blair, the White House deputy chief of staff for legislative, political and public affairs, to discuss a potential Senate run.

The Trump Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles Monday over its sanctuary policies for illegal migrants, arguing that the city has violated the Supremacy Clause by deliberately discriminating against the federal government.