{"id":802,"date":"2026-09-08T03:45:16","date_gmt":"2026-09-08T03:45:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/x.sheep-mine.ts.net\/index.php\/one-more-thing-goodbye-from-imore\/"},"modified":"2026-09-08T03:45:16","modified_gmt":"2026-09-08T03:45:16","slug":"one-more-thing-goodbye-from-imore","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/x.sheep-mine.ts.net\/index.php\/one-more-thing-goodbye-from-imore\/","title":{"rendered":"One more thing\u2026 Goodbye from iMore"},"content":{"rendered":"


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Dig out your old iPod and fire up your \u2018Songs to cry to\u2019 playlist, I come bearing sad news. After more than 15 years covering everything Apple, it\u2019s with a heavy heart I announce that we will no longer be publishing new content on iMore.<\/p>\n

I want to kick off by thanking you all for your support over the many years and incarnations of the site. Whether you were a day-one early adopter in the \u2018PhoneDifferent\u2019 days, came on board with \u2018The iPhone Blog,\u2019 or recently started reading to find out what the hell Apple Vision Pro is, it\u2019s been a privilege to serve you a daily slice of Apple pie.<\/p>\n

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Launching in the wake of the very first iPhone back in 2008, a game-changing device not just for Apple but the world at large, it\u2019s somewhat fitting that we wrap publication here in 2024 on the precipice of the launch of a new industry-shifting technology from Apple in the shape of Apple Intelligence. Just as Apple wasn\u2019t the first company to make a smartphone, it\u2019s not the first to test the waters of artificial intelligence, either \u2014 but just as the iPhone became world-conquering, so too may Apple Intelligence reshape the way we interact with technology for years to come.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a keen reminder that the world of technology never stands still: The term \u2018artificial intelligence\u2019 was the reserve of science fiction in the early days of the iPhone. The world of publishing is forever evolving too, as do the forms of technology journalism that look to shine a light on the industry. iMore leaves the stage at a pivotal crossroads for online publishing, where the battle for readers’ time and attention is more demanding than ever before, and the aforementioned AI advances and search discovery methods further complicate the playing field. It\u2019s been a joy to serve such a passionate readership over the years, but it\u2019s time to pass the baton to new writers, new sites, and new formats.<\/p>\n

I would like to take this moment to thank everyone from the iMore community, past and present, for their support and passion for what we\u2019ve created over the years. A massive thanks goes to iMore\u2019s previous leaders, Lory Gil, Serenity Caldwell, and Joe Keller, and of course, the inimitable Rene Ritchie who kickstarted this wonder all those years back. I hope we\u2019ve done you all proud.\u00a0<\/p>\n