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Rajat Saini
Rajat is a journalist who writes about Apple and iOS with deep technical knowledge. At MacObserver, he tracks every iOS update, new iPhone releases, and explains how new features and system changes affect users and developers. He regularly digs into iOS beta builds, tests updates on his iPhone, and looks for hidden changes and behind-the-scenes improvements.
Articles by Rajat Saini
Apple Outpaces Samsung to Become No.1 Smartphone Brand in 2026
Apple led global smartphone market in 2025 with 20% share fastest growth strong iPhone demand while analysts warn about 2026.
Apple Confirms Google Gemini Will Run the Next Version of Siri
Apple confirms Google Gemini will power Siri’s next upgrade, bringing personal context, deeper app controls, and a long-delayed AI revamp.
macOS Tahoe’s Rounded Corners Are Breaking Basic Window Resizing
macOS Tahoe’s rounded window corners shrink the resize area, making window resizing unreliable and forcing users to grab outside the window.
Instagram Says “No Breach” After Suspicious Login Warnings
Instagram says no data breach occurred after users received password reset emails, despite claims that millions of accounts leaked online.
India’s New Smartphone Rules Put Apple’s Source Code Under Government Scrutiny
India plans smartphone security rules that worry Apple and Samsung, sparking debate over source code access and software control.
Apple Introduced the Mac mini 21 Years Ago, Here’s Why It Endures
The Mac mini turns 21 today. Here’s how Apple’s smallest desktop made macOS accessible and why it still matters today.
Apple’s iPhone 18 May Struggle to Feel Essential After iPhone 17
iPhone 18 could become Apple’s most painful product cycle, with higher costs, fewer standout upgrades, and a confusing foldable lineup.
Microsoft Is Retiring the Lens App on iOS, and OneDrive Is the Replacement
Microsoft is retiring the Lens app on iOS and Android, moving scanning features into OneDrive as its official replacement starting 2026.
TMO Weekly #14: Apple News Roundup, Jan 05 - 11
Your weekly Apple recap covering key developments, quiet shifts, and long term signals from January 05 to January 11 inside.
These Apple TV Shows and Movies Are Done Filming With No Release Dates
Apple TV+ has many finished shows and films with no release dates. See every completed project still waiting to stream.
Apple Stock Is Down, but an Analyst Says the Worst Is Over
Apple shares fell but one analyst expects strong earnings resilient iPhone demand controlled costs and a clear AI strategy ahead.
Apple Announced the First iPhone 19 Years Ago, Starting at $499
iPhone turns 19 in 2026. From the $499 original model, see how Apple reshaped smartphones and expectations for device carry.
MacBook Pro M5 Max Release Date: What You Should Expect in 2026
Find when Apple will release MacBook Pro M5 Max, expected timing, availability, and whether you should wait or buy now.
More Info About the AI Lab That Recruited Apple’s iPhone Air Designer
More information reveals where Apple’s iPhone Air designer went, why he joined Hark, and what the new AI startup plans next.
Apple Watch Long-Promised Blood Sugar Feature Is Missing, but Progress Is Finally Real
Apple still lacks blood sugar tracking on Apple Watch, but new noninvasive technology shows progress and explains what comes next.
Apple Allegedly Bought a Chinese Foldable to Study and Research Its Display
Apple reportedly studied OPPO’s Find N5 foldable, chasing a smoother inner display as it develops the long-rumored iPhone Fold.
MacBook Pro Is 20 Years Old Today: Here’s How It Evolved
Marking twenty years this article traces MacBook Pro’s evolution from Intel debut to Apple silicon and what comes next today.
Apple Begins Final Push to Retire Old Home Architecture in February
Apple warns Home app users to upgrade before February 10, 2026, or lose access, automations, security updates, and support for older devices.
US Senators Urge Apple to Pull X and Grok Over 'Nonconsensual' AI Images
Senators urge Apple to remove X and Grok after reports of nonconsensual sexual images, demanding enforcement of App Store rules.
Apple Wins Again as Appeals Court Rejects AliveCor Antitrust Case
Apple defeats AliveCor again as a federal appeals court rejects antitrust claims over Apple Watch heart rhythm features and developer data access.
iPhone Fold Display Could Solve Two Big Complaints About the iPhone Air
Apple plans OLED display for iPhone Fold delivering brighter thinner screens and influencing iPhone Air 2 camera and battery upgrades.
Apple’s Next Emoji Update Could Bring a Pickle, Butterfly, and New Thumbs
Apple’s next emoji update may add a pickle, butterfly, new thumbs, and more, following Unicode 18 approval in a future iOS release.
Most iPhone Users Haven’t Moved to iOS 26 and iOS 18 Remains on Top
iOS 26 adoption remains slow as most iPhones still run iOS 18, with conflicting data showing very different upgrade trends.