Apple’s future M chip plans come into focus.
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter notes Apple’s push for an AI agent-powered “Project Mulberry” upgrade for its Health app next year, and that its its long-running attempt noninvasive glucose monitoring via Apple Watch sensors is still “many years away.” (Here’s more on why that’s been so difficult). But if you’re into hardware, he reports new M5 iPad Pros are already in testing in addition to wor…
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