TechCrunch Daily: September 15, 2025
Welcome back to the TechCrunch Daily! iOS 26 and all its Liquid Glass glory finally launched to the public today, and we have everything you need to know about Apple's new operating system. Also today: China's market regulation entity rules that Nvidia was in violation of the country’s antitrust regulations, and OpenAI says it’s releasing a new version of GPT-5 to its AI coding agent, Codex.
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Apple’s iOS 26 with the new Liquid Glass design is now available to everyone
Features include a call screening assistant, a new gaming and preview app, in-app translation across the system, and updates to Genmoji and Image Playground apps. Read more
China says Nvidia violated antitrust regulations
China is investigating Nvidia's 2020 acquisition of Mellanox Technologies as trade tensions between the U.S. and China heat up. Read more
OpenAI upgrades Codex with a new version of GPT-5
OpenAI's AI coding agent, Codex, can now spend anywhere from a few seconds to several hours on a task, thanks to a new, customized version of GPT-5. Read more
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6dTechCrunch The coverage of iOS 26 seems to focus on cosmetic and incremental app features; are we sure these changes represent meaningful innovation for enterprise or professional users, especially in regulated industries? On Nvidia, is TechCrunch examining the broader impact of China’s antitrust stance on global AI supply chains and partner ecosystems, or just summarizing trade tension headlines? As for OpenAI Codex with GPT-5, I’m keen to see critical scrutiny about operational transparency and the practical business advantages these “hours-long agent tasks” actually deliver in real-world automation and coding projects, versus pure hype.