For ten whole years, iFixit had been absent from the app stores; banned, after Apple pulled its developer account back in 2015 due to a controversial iPad teardown. But on December 9, 2025, the legendary repair resource finally made its triumphant return—and this time, it's not just bringing back the guides. The new iFixit app introduces FixBot, an AI repair assistant that transforms the intimidating world of device repair into something approachable, even for those who have never opened a gadget in their lives.

The afternoon calendar shines bright red with consecutive meetings, while your inbox is full of the unfinished symphony of administrative tasks-invoice approvals waiting to be reviewed, emails waiting for responses, and customer support tickets building up. This plays out in tens of millions of workplaces every day, siphoning time that could fire strategic thinking. But a transformation is in progress. Rather than approaching AI as a standalone tool relegated to separate browsing windows, forward-thinking organizations are embedding intelligent automation directly into the systems where work actually happens.

For the majority of Mac users, a single screen simply isn't sufficient. Designers require layouts side by side, developers like several windows, and professionals are opening spreadsheets while participating in video calls. The addition of extra monitors has the potential to have a huge improve on productivity, however the configuration process under macOS is not always straight forward and can be a plug and pray. Yet it is just a matter of having the correct approach to get a multi-monitor environment that feels natural and efficient.

With the launch of iOS 26, Apple is making its native generative models—the backbone of Apple Intelligence—available to third-party apps through the new Foundation Models framework. What this means is that your AI capability on your iPhone no longer lies in Siri and system features alone—it can also lie in the apps you interact with every day, but keep private and execute without uploading your data to distant servers. Following are five real, modern-day iPhone apps that now use Apple Intelligence to make your daily life smarter, more personal, and more productive.