Copilot Enterprise Controls Add Startup Policy Checks and Client Update Requirements
GitHub’s new enterprise controls can require fresh Copilot policy at startup and block older sandbox clients. Here’s what Mac teams should check.
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Tools, languages, and APIs for building on Apple.
Cursor in The X Subscription: What the $30 Plan Includes
The $30 Premium plan bundles Cursor, Grok and X benefits. Claude and GPT usage costs extra, and existing subscribers should check what changes before switching.
Google Opens Gemini 4 Argon to Developers, With Paid Access and Longer Reasoning
Gemini 4 Argon is now available through the paid API and Antigravity. Developers face a shared million-token context, background execution and introductory prices ending November 30.
Swift 6.4.1 Fixes Optimizer Errors and Package Resolution Hangs
Swift 6.4.1 addresses incorrect optimized code, release-build failures and package-resolution hangs. Here’s what changes, and what the update means for developers using Xcode or standalone toolchains.
Check Your Mac Installers Before Apple’s February Certificate Deadline
Some older Developer ID certificates will stop supporting installer packages on February 1, 2027. Apple explains which downloads need attention.
Safari Preview 254 Adds CSS Transitions to Auto Height
The October 8 preview adds a practical way to animate between a fixed size and content-driven sizing. Developers still need to opt in and preserve fallbacks.
Swift Server Security Reminders Flag Four Dependency Fixes
Four October 12 Swift security reminders point to fixes released in June and July. Here are the affected versions, the exposure limits and what developers should check.
What’s New in AppleOS 27 Beta 4
Apple has released the fourth developer beta of AppleOS 27, bringing another round of updates across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS and tvOS. Compared with earlier betas, this release introduces few major features. Instead, Apple continues refining Apple Intelligence, Liquid Glass and several core system apps while improving performance, consistency and stability throughout the operating…
The story of a Swift Student Challenge Distinguished Winner
Today, we are excited to share the story of Xingyu Lu (陆星宇), an Apple developer and a Swift Student Challenge Distinguished Winner. Xingyu’s journey began with a simple question that came to him during a class: Why can’t Apple Pencil be used for gaming? What started as a moment of curiosity turned into a deep exploration of human–computer…
Apple Briefly Made These Decade-Old iPhones Impossible to Restore, Then Changed Its Mind
For a few hours on July 8, a batch of old iPhones and iPads could not be restored. Apple pulled the baseband signatures for a set of legacy devices, and by early afternoon Apple put them back. Nothing was lost. What it exposed is worth keeping. What happened Apple didn’t stop signing the old iOS…
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