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Oura Health Oy, a maker of popular smart rings that track health, fitness and sleep, filed confidentially for a US initial public offering, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

Oura, which plans to go public later this year, is working with Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Allen & Co. and Jefferies Financial Group Inc. on the IPO, said the person, who asked not to be identified while discussing a private matter.

The company filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission this week. An Oura spokesperson declined to comment.

>In addition to speeding up product development, Srouji’s goal is to “better integrate teams working on in-house silicon with those creating products.”

Today Apple announced its lineup of new accessibility features coming in iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and more, with an upgrade to Voice Control offering an exciting preview of agentic capabilities the new Siri will reportedly gain.

> Apple plans several new AI features across iOS 27, looking to better compete with Android. That includes new AI writing tools like a Grammar Checker, AI-created Wallpapers and new Shortcuts app with AI-based shortcut creation. > > The new AI writing tools include a Grammar Checker that works similarly to Grammarly. It joins the original set of Writing Tools features, which is actually perhaps the one Apple Intelligence feature that is somewhat useful. > > The new wallpaper generator uses technology from Image Playground. It’s available as an option in the wallpaper picker. The Google Pixel has had this functionality for a while now. > > Long planned, the new AI system in the Shortcuts app will allow the use of natural language to create and install a Shortcut.

From Mark Gruman's Power On:

Apple’s Siri app in iOS 27 will include privacy features unique to the chatbot market. Also: The new digital assistant may launch as a beta test even after being delayed for two years, and the company is planning a Genmoji upgrade in its new operating system.

>Apple is planing a pretty big Apple Card sign-up incentive for as early as next week in retail stores: if you sign up for a new card, buy AirPods Pro 3, then you'll get $249 cash back. In other words, if you get an Apple Card, you get free AirPods.

Similar to the May 8th revocation of their previous signing certificate, OpenAI is once again revoking their signing certificates for their macOS apps and Codex CLI in response to a security incident.

To avoid the common issue being reported over the past week where macOS may refuse to launch ChatGPT and other OpenAI apps noting that they may contain malware, you’ll need to update your macOS apps by OpenAI by June 12. “Effective June 12, 2026, older versions of our macOS desktop apps will no longer receive updates or support, and may not be functional.”

This change does not affect access to chatgpt.com.

Versions that are signed with the old certificate:

• ChatGPT Desktop: 1.2026.125 or earlier

• Codex App: 26.506.31421 or earlier

• Codex CLI: 0.130.0 or earlier

• Atlas: 1.2026.119.1 or earlier

Only download OpenAI apps from in-app updates or the official webpages.

Apple and OpenAI’s once-blockbuster relationship over ChatGPT integration in iOS has become strained and the AI startup is now preparing possible legal action against Apple, believing their deal has flopped.

“We have done everything from a product perspective,” said an OpenAI executive with knowledge of the matter, who declined to be named. “They have not, and worse, they haven’t even made an honest effort.” The company is working with a law firm to help it with the situation.

For its part, Apple has been furious for over a year about OpenAI’s aggressive recruiting of its hardware engineers for its AI devices division that was acquired from former Apple design chief Jony Ive. Apple has also been wary of OpenAI’s privacy practices

“AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have an agreement in principle to form a new JV which aims to end wireless dead zones in the U.S., including in rural areas, by pooling limited spectrum resources to increase capacity, improve the customer experience, and help satellite providers reach more customers through a unified platform. The JV remains subject to negotiating definitive agreements between the parties and satisfying customary closing conditions.”

More coverage: The Verge

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From Mark Gurman:

>Apple is planning design changes for macOS 27 this year to fix some quirks in macOS 26 Tahoe. Also: The company is testing a feature to automatically organize groups of tabs in the Safari browser. And finally, here’s the truth about the Vision Pro and this year’s visionOS.

>I’m told the company is preparing what people internally consider to be a “slight redesign” for macOS 27. With the next update, Apple aims to address the shadows and transparency quirks.

>But Liquid Glass itself isn’t going away, as I’ve said before. It’s simply being refined. I also expect iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 to include a range of interface tweaks, though nothing will be too dramatic. The goal is more of a cleanup and refinement effort aligned with the company’s wider push to polish its software this year.

>In fact, the changes to macOS are meant to make Liquid Glass look the way Apple’s design team intended it to from the start. Last year’s operating systems didn’t necessarily suffer from design problems, I’m told, but rather a not-completely-baked implementation from Apple’s software engineering team.