Alle JustMac-News vom 01.07.2026

Samsung teases wide-as-hell new foldable

Samsung teases wide-as-hell new foldable.

01.07.2026 01:36 Uhr, Engadget, Permalink

Apple Maps is currently down for some users [U: Fixed]

Update, 6:33 p.m. ET: Apple says both issues, in addition to an outage affecting Maps Display, have now been resolved. The original story follows below. Apple’s System Status page says two outages are affecting Apple Maps right now, one affecting search and the other affecting routing and navigation. Here are the details.

01.07.2026 00:54 Uhr, 9to5Mac, Permalink

OpenAI’s personal finance features for ChatGPT expands to more customers

June 30, 2026: Personal finance is now available to ChatGPT Plus customers in the U.S., expanding the feature from OpenAI’s $100/month plan to the $20/month version. Original story from last month is below. OpenAI is catching up with some competitors and offering new personal finance features inside ChatGPT. The new personal finance experience is rolling out starting today for some subscribers.

01.07.2026 00:54 Uhr, 9to5Mac, Permalink

US offers $10 million to identify hackers targeting Signal and WhatsApp users

The US State Department has announced a $10 million bounty for information that may help identify or locate members of two Russian state-backed hacking groups behind a campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp users. Here are the details.

01.07.2026 00:54 Uhr, 9to5Mac, Permalink

9to5Mac Daily: June 30, 2026 – iPhone 18 and Ultra rumors, more

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Backblaze: Backup you can rely on. Save 20% with code 9to5daily.

01.07.2026 00:54 Uhr, 9to5Mac, Permalink

Amazon will pay $2.25 million to settle FTC identity theft case

The retailer allegedly failed to meet requirements under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

01.07.2026 00:18 Uhr, Engadget, Permalink

Supreme Court zu Epic v Apple: Hat Apple das Gericht missachtet?

Im Streit um App-Gebühren hat Apple einem US-Gericht eine lange Nase gezeigt. Das hatte Folgen. Diese Folgen werden allerdings vom US Supreme Court überprüft.

01.07.2026 00:09 Uhr, Heise, Permalink