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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 Watch and Mac mini are no longer labeled 'Carbon Neutral'
Apple has removed the “carbon neutral” label from Apple Watch and Mac mini worldwide, ahead of EU regulations and greenwashing scrutiny.
Why Your Apple Watch Might Never Stop Charging at 80%
Apple Watch’s Optimized Charge Limit helps extend battery life, but many users find it inconsistent. Here’s how it works and which models support it.
Apple just solved a big Nighttime Problem for AirPods Users
Apple’s new “Pause Media on Sleep” feature automatically stops playback when you fall asleep, solving a major nighttime annoyance for AirPods users.
Morgan Stanley Eyes iPhone 18 Growth After Strong 17 Sales
Morgan Stanley boosts Apple outlook after strong iPhone 17 demand, lifting expectations for iPhone 18, through 2027.
Disney+ iOS and tvOS Apps Revamped as Hulu Expands Globally
Disney+ is getting a major redesign on iOS and tvOS as Hulu expands globally, bringing unified navigation, live TV, widgets, and smarter recommendations.
Apple explains iOS 26 iMessage Bug and how to solve it
Some iOS 26 users can’t activate iMessage with their phone number. Apple explains the cause and how to fix it.
T-Mobile’s Latest offer gives you a Free iPhone 17, here's how
T-Mobile is offering Apple’s new iPhone 17 and 17 Pro for free with select plans. Here’s how to claim the deal online now.
Buyers Are Skipping iPhone Air and Going All in on the Pro Model
Most buyers are skipping the new iPhone Air, with surveys showing overwhelming demand for the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max.
Apple Music VP explains how Beats and AirPods are Evolving Together
Apple Music VP Oliver Schusser discusses how Beats and AirPods are evolving, new accessories on the way, and Apple’s plans for its audio ecosystem.
256GB Sounds Like an Upgrade. On iPhone 17 Models, It’s Not
Apple made 256GB the new base for iPhone 17, but slower flash memory means storage upgrades no longer deliver full performance.
Vision Air to be put on Hold by Apple to Chase Meta in AI Glass Race
Apple has paused its Vision Air headset plans to focus on developing AI-powered smart glasses aimed at rivaling Meta’s fast-growing wearable lineup.
Face ID not working? Here’s why iOS 26 might be to blame
Users report Face ID failures and slower performance after iOS 26 update, with many experiencing repeated unlock issues despite correct positioning.
Apple Didn’t Remove Flashlight Beam Control - You Got the Wrong iPhone
If your iPhone 17 flashlight no longer switches between narrow and wide beams, it’s not a bug. Apple reserved that feature for Pro models.
Apple’s Latest AirPods Pro 3 Fail the Repair Test Again
iFixit’s teardown of Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 reveals glued-in batteries, poor repairability, and a 0/10 score despite new features.
Search in Apple Maps gets smarter with iOS 26
Apple Maps in iOS 26 now supports natural language search powered by Apple Intelligence, letting you ask queries and get more relevant results.
UK Demands Apple Provide Access to Encrypted Cloud Data
The UK renewed its demand for Apple to unlock encrypted iCloud data of British users, sparking fresh privacy and legal concerns.
Apple, Google, Meta Lose Motion to Dismiss Casino App Lawsuits
A U.S. judge rejected Apple, Google, and Meta’s attempts to dismiss class action lawsuits accusing them of promoting illegal gambling.
Canada Approves Apple Watch Hypertension Alerts
Apple Watch’s Hypertension Notifications are now approved in Canada, helping users detect early signs of high blood pressure and seek care.
iOS 26 Update Is a Disaster for Users with Poor Vision
Apple’s iOS 26 accessibility overhaul breaks key features like Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast, making the interface confusing and harder for users with poor vision.
Epic: Apple’s removal of ‘scare screens’ proves it sabotaged competition before
Epic Games praises Apple for removing “scare screens” in iOS 18.6, saying the change exposes past anti-competitive design practices.
Apple Says Musk’s xAI Case Built on “Speculation”
Apple asked a Texas court to dismiss Elon Musk’s lawsuit, arguing its OpenAI partnership isn’t anti-competitive and lacks evidence.
iOS 26.0.1 Is Delivering Cooler iPhones and Longer Battery Life
iOS 26.0.1 improves iPhone battery life, reduces overheating, and boosts stability. A clean DFU restore can enhance results further.
Apple, Amazon Lawsuit Over iPhone and iPad Prices Dismissed
A Seattle court dismissed a lawsuit accusing Apple and Amazon of colluding to inflate iPhone and iPad prices after lawyers misled the judge.
