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  1. 9to5 Mac has the iOS 27 release notes too.

  2. Joanna Stern on the iPhone Duo

    One thing I learned from this video is that I’m way, way too careful when playing with the hands-on area demo units.

  3. Last year, an unplanned personal hiatus coincided with the time when I should have been reviewing the then-new iPhones 17 and iPhone Air.

  4. ‘Modern Day Typographer’

    There are good Elle Cordova videos, and there are great ones.

  5. ★ SuperDuper 4

    I have mentioned and recommended Shirt Pocket’s Mac backup app SuperDuper quite a few times over the years, and for good reason: it performs very important functions very well.

  6. [Sponsor] Glyphs 4

    Glyphs 4 is here: a Mac-native app for creating fonts, lettering, icons, and pictograms.

  7. Trackables 1.5

    Trackables: There are plenty of health tracking apps.

  8. The Onion: The Onion: How did you get into the entertainment industry?

  9. McKinley 1.0

    Crackerjack new Mac app for creating and editing custom SF Symbols, from developer Amy Worrall: McKinley is an all-in-one studio for drawing and annotating SF Symbols.

  10. Matt Birchler: So, yeah, I do think that, especially this year, unit sales will far lag behind the 18 Pro models, the normal iPhone 18, and probably the Air 2 and 18e.

  11. Last week both Google and Apple updated their maps to accommodate Trump changing the United States Geological Survey’s recognized name for Lake Ontario to “Lake America”.

  12. Zac Hall, writing for 9to5Mac on August 19: The new Meta AI desktop app is version 1.0 beta at launch and weighs just 16MB once installed.

  13. My thanks to WorkOS for once again sponsoring Daring Fireball.

  14. Matt Haughey: One case in point is the Honda Prologue EV.

  15. A handful of Temu-style knockoffs of games like Flappy Bird, Snake (that’s the one where you round up border-crossing migrants), and, most notably, Tetris (the one where you “build a wall” to keep border-crossing migrants out) — the copyright to which is…

  16. Mark Gurman, in his weekend Power On column at Bloomberg (gift link): The Schiller exit is a bit more notable.

  17. How does this even happen?

  18. In the wake of Nitter/XCancel’s demise, here’s a delightful new Safari extension from Zhenyi Tan (of And a Dinosaur fame): But sometimes people still post X content.

  19. Gloria Steinem’s Final Essay

    Gloria Steinem, in a posthumous essay for The New Yorker: For me, saying that I am a feminist has always meant that I believe in the social, economic, and political equality of all males and females of all races and groups.

  20. ‘Bob and Van’

    Marco Arment: And I can’t help but feel that maybe we were better off before we knew everyone’s hot takes on everything.

  21. Annie Palmer, CNBC: Adobe on Thursday named Anil Chakravarthy as its next president and CEO, succeeding Shantanu Narayen, who announced he would step down earlier this year.

  22. Mike Vorkunov, reporting for The Athletic (gift link): The NBA levied the largest punishment in league history on the LA Clippers and owner Steve Ballmer on Wednesday after a year-long investigation determined that they circumvented the league’s salary cap

  23. I wrote two weeks ago about how the v4.3.0 update to TestFlight (released on July 21) broke the sort order for apps in the sidebar.

  24. Vinted

    Remarking on MapQuest taking the #1 spot in the App Store (in the wake of their decision to ignore President Trump’s fiat renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America”), I mentioned yesterday that I’d never heard of Vinted, the #3 app.

  25. Marcin Wichary, writing at Unsung, regarding a rather subtly astonishing FAQ for the game Super Metroid, written in the late 1990s by “rs1n”.

  26. Brian Krebs, reporting at KrebsOnSecurity: On Monday, Aug. 31, a source alerted KrebsOnSecurity to a service advertised by a new user on the Russian cybercrime forum Exploit, offering access to digital scans of identity documents on more than 170 million…

  27. Simon Willison: GPT-6 Astra is “rolling out today to a limited set of organizations and over the coming days will become available to all ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, as well as through the OpenAI API and AWS” — I’ve not tried it yet…

  28. Mark Gurman: Apple Inc.’s Phil Schiller, one of the most visible and influential executives across both the Steve Jobs and Tim Cook eras, has stepped down from his role leading the App Store and product events.

  29. Finya Swai, reporting for The Hill two days ago: MapQuest has surged in popularity on the app charts after the mapping service said it would not rename Lake Ontario to “Lake America” after President Trump signed an executive order changing its name.

  30. Joe Rossignol, MacRumors: “iPhone Handoff” can be set up from the Settings app, under the Cellular menu.

  31. Tim Cook: There is something truly special about Apple.

  32. Chance Miller, 9to5Mac: In today’s filing, Apple says that Liu’s lawyers recently handed over his MacBook that he used after leaving Apple.

  33. Give an agent an access token and it spreads: into the context window, into tool call logs, into notes it keeps between steps.

  34. Finalist 4

    My thanks to Finalist for sponsoring last week at Daring Fireball.

  35. Jason Snell, writing at Six Colors, has an exemplary review of the experience: I didn’t mind the reduced pace of the NBA broadcast, which toggled between cameras under each basket, but Stratechery’s Ben Thompson felt strongly that the best option would’ve…

  36. Chance Miller, 9to5Mac: Here are the full details on the price increases: Apple TV (monthly): $14.99 (up from $12.99) Apple TV (annual): $119 (up from $99) Apple One Individual: $21.95 (up from $19.95) Prices for other Apple One plans are unchanged.

  37. Jack Loftus, writing at McSweeney’s: People assume scanning is the exciting part.

  38. I think at least half a dozen people have sent me a link to this video and now that I’ve watched it, I understand why.

  39. I mentioned earlier that for anyone going along with the ruse that Lake Ontario is now named Lake America, the HOMES mnemonic no longer holds, the only two valid words in English with the new five letters are hames and shame, and that hames is rather too…

  40. Matt Walsh, described by Wikipedia as “an American far-right political commentator and podcast host” (a description that sounds harsh, but I’d say is describing him euphemistically), on Twitter/X (retweeting the official White House account’s announcement…

  41. Yours truly back in February 2025: The motivation behind the name change is simple as well.

  42. Jackie Llanos and Jenna Monnin, reporting for NOTUS: President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order meant to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America,” taking his apparent jab at Canada one step further as a trade war between the two countries esca…

  43. Jack Queen, Reuters: A U.S. judge on Thursday blocked the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic, the latest turn in the Claude maker’s high-stakes fight with the military over AI safety on the battlefield.

  44. Jeff Halter has done it again: after bringing back the single greatest After Dark module (Ben Haller’s Lunatic Fringe game, via a modern runtime named Lunacy), he’s now released Afterglow: Running After Dark modules in the present day has involved fussy c…

  45. Fun (but depressing?)

  46. Speaking of tariff refunds, here’s an official statement from Senator Elizabeth Warren from a few weeks ago: U.S.

  47. Nicole Carpenter and Diego Argüello, reporting for Game Developer: “There was a specific window of time this year where we charged tariffs to customers,” Panic co-founder Cabel Sasser explained in an e-mail to Game Developer confirming the news.

  48. Apple today announced an all new lineup of Mac Mini (M6 and M5 Pro) and Mac Studio (M5 Max and M5 Ultra) desktops.