This week: A major leak on Apple’s smart glasses, the bizarre solution to Apple’s AI brain drain, how engineers cracked foldable screens, a setup we’ve never seen the likes of before, whether it’s time to upgrade to Tahoe — and how to solve its most hated feature.

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• Apple smart glasses could stand out in more ways than one
  • Apple reportedly tests multiple smart glasses designs, with a strong focus on premium materials and varied styles.
• Why Apple is sending Siri developers to AI coding bootcamp
  • Apple's effort to complete a Siri AI upgrade includes sending developers to a bootcamp for advanced AI coding techniques.
• How Apple’s folding iPhone will crack the crease problem
  • A new report reveals the secrets of how Apple's folding iPhone will crack the crease problem. It comes down to two materials in the screen.
• Top 15 setups where MacBook Pro runs the show
  • We scoured the archives for the top 15 MacBook Pro setups, with an emphasis on striking aesthetics, clever engineering and smart gear choices.
  • MacBook Pro drives wild stacked dual display with hinges
• Listener Question
  • Should you upgrade to macOS Tahoe?
• How to hide all the menu bar icons in macOS Tahoe
  • The new macOS Tahoe menu bar icons are almost universally panned. Luckily, there’s a quick way to disable the annoying icons.
  • Nikita Propokov: It’s hard to justify Tahoe icons