The Sonos app for iPhone and iPad briefly disappeared from the App Store before reappearing. Sonos attributed the outage to a routine administrative update with Apple.
The Sonos app for iPhone and iPad was temporarily unavailable in the App Store on May 22. It has since returned to the store without further issues reported by users or the company.
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Apple rolled out version 26.4 updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS Tahoe, watchOS, tvOS, visionOS and HomePod software on March 24. The releases emphasize security fixes alongside new features like AI-generated playlists and charging limits for MacBooks. Older devices also received targeted security updates.
A product page on Best Buy Canada's website briefly revealed information about an upcoming portable speaker from Sonos, named the Sonos Play. The page, which was later removed, listed features, pricing, and a release date. The leak was spotted by users and shared on Reddit.
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Spotify resolved an outage that disrupted its music streaming service for several hours on Tuesday. The company acknowledged problems on social media before declaring them fixed later that afternoon.
Mainland China users briefly accessed Apple Intelligence in the early hours of Tuesday before the update was pulled, raising questions over compliance and regulatory approval. An expert warned that the move could lead to administrative penalties.
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Apple released iOS 26 in September 2025, introducing the Liquid Glass design—the first major visual change since iOS 7 in 2013—along with features like call screening. Subsequent updates have added more improvements and privacy options to iPhones.
Amazon's website and mobile app experienced technical issues on March 5, 2026, preventing users from logging in, viewing prices, and completing purchases. The outage peaked around 3 p.m. ET with over 20,000 reports but was resolved by evening, according to the company. Amazon attributed the problem to a software code deployment and confirmed its cloud services operated normally.
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The Trump administration intends to automatically install its official White House app on all government-furnished mobile phones across the executive branch. At least one agency is set to begin the installations as soon as next week.