Welcome to the latest Week in Review! This week was packed with updates, partnerships, and exciting news, including highlights from WWDC 2025, The Browser Company's AI browser, OpenAI's collaboration with Mattel, and significant iPad updates. Let's dive in!

The Apple Experience

WWDC 2025 kicked off with Apple showcasing a revamped iOS 26, new features across its product lineup, and more. The pressure was on Apple to deliver on its promises, especially in AI, as it faces legal challenges over its App Store.

Snack Hack

United Natural Foods (UNFI) faced a cyberattack, impacting its systems and services, including those used by Whole Foods. This incident disrupted normal operations and delivery schedules.

Public Debut

Chime made its highly anticipated public debut, raising $864 million in its IPO. Iconiq and other backers celebrated Chime's transition to a public company.

News

• Google introduced Android 16 with new features for Pixel phones.
• Tesla announced public rides in driverless vehicles in Austin, Texas, starting June 22.

An AI Browser

The Browser Company shifted its focus to an AI-first browser called Dia after discontinuing its Arc browser last year.

OpenAI Innovations

OpenAI unveiled o3-pro, a reasoning model that offers improved problem-solving capabilities in various domains. The release of the company's first open model has been delayed.

Partnership Alert

Mattel and OpenAI joined forces to develop an AI-powered product, leveraging tools like ChatGPT Enterprise for creative ideation.

Privacy Concerns

A privacy issue arose with Meta AI app, exposing users' queries publicly. This raised concerns about user privacy and data security.

iPad Enhancements

iPadOS 26 will introduce new features to enhance the device's usability for work purposes, making it more efficient for daily tasks.

Analysis

Recent discussions around Bluesky have sparked debates about its growth, user engagement, and platform dynamics. While some criticisms exist, they may not fully represent Bluesky's vision and goals. Addressing these perceptions is crucial for the platform's future success.