Looking back, June 25, 2026
Apple raised prices across the Mac and iPad lines
Many June 2026 increases were 10% to 20%, and some were far larger, as memory chips stayed scarce.
June 2026
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Tech, AI and apps
Looking back, June 17, 2026
Malicious code reached 144 packages of an AI agent framework
A hijacked contributor account pushed data-stealing code into Mastra packages downloaded 1.1 million times a week.
Looking back, June 12, 2026
Two new AI models were pulled worldwide three days after release
Access to Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 was suspended in June 2026 under US export controls, and restored on July 1.
Looking back, June 8, 2026
WWDC 2026: Siri rebuilt on Google's Gemini, and Tim Cook's goodbye
Apple's June keynote delivered the conversational Siri it had promised for two years, with a rival's models underneath, and closed with a change of chief executive.
Looking back, June 1, 2026
Nvidia launched a processor designed for AI agents
The Vera CPU, shown in June 2026, extended the chipmaker from graphics processors into the other half of the server.
Health and wellness tech
Looking back, June 19, 2026
watchOS 27 left five Apple Watch models behind
Apple confirmed in June 2026 that the Series 6, 7 and 8, the second SE and the first Ultra would get security fixes only.
Looking back, June 4, 2026
Oura Ring 5: a thinner ring and a step toward the clinic
The June 2026 model shrank the hardware and added a way to bring lab results into the app, at a starting price of $399.
Markets and trading
Looking back, June 17, 2026
June 2026: a unanimous Fed held rates steady
Two months after its most divided vote in decades, the committee agreed 12 to 0 to wait.
Looking back, June 3, 2026
Google announced an $80 billion equity raise to pay for AI
One of the most profitable companies in the world went to shareholders for money in June 2026.
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