SpaceX is buying 800MHz spectrum and has FCC approval for up to 15,000 new Starlink Mobile satellites. Here is what that means for iPhone owners, what works today and what is still unknown.
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Microsoft is ending OneDrive support for iOS 18, so the app will stop updating on the iPhone XR, XS, XS Max and 7th-gen iPad. Here is what still works and what to do now.
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A new Health Sensing System, heart rate every five seconds, a 0-to-10 readiness score, and a Health Age metric. Here is what is confirmed, what it costs, and what Apple is careful not to claim.
Six laser-cut blades, four aperture stops, and a 2nm chip. Here is every confirmed iPhone 18 Pro spec, what the variable aperture actually does to your photos, and what it does not.
Apple’s first foldable is real, it costs $1,999, and it ships October 23. Here is every confirmed spec, plus the engineering questions a spec sheet cannot answer.
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Apple’s Surprise and Shine event brought a foldable iPhone, two Pro phones, two watches, new AirPods, and a rebuilt Health app. Every product, price, and ship date in one place.
Apple has not confirmed an iOS 27 release date. Here is what is expected, what happens at the September 9 event, and which iPhones get the update.
iOS 27 Release Date: When Apple’s iPhone Update Launches Read More »
Apple released iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27 Golden Gate and tvOS 27 public beta 6. Full feature list, supported devices, install steps and the expected release date.
iOS 27 Public Beta 6 Released: Features, Compatible Devices and the Release Date Read More »
Apple’s upcoming March product announcements may take an unconventional format, with multiple days of press releases replacing a traditional keynote presentation. Following the company’s invitation to a “special experience” event on March 4 in New York, London, and Shanghai, reports
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson has sent a formal letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook regarding allegations that Apple News systematically favors left-leaning publications over conservative outlets. The inquiry follows claims from a conservative watchdog group and raises questions
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