Appleās first foldable iPhone may use a much larger battery, resulting in a thicker design focused on longer life and better heat control.
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
Tesla Investor calls Apple-Google Partnership āDestinyā for the Post-Cook Era
Investor Ross Gerber urges Apple to embrace Googleās Gemini, replace Tim Cook, and rethink Siri as pressure mounts over Appleās position in the AI race.
Apple now sees Fitness+ as part of the too-many-services problem
Apple reviews Fitness Plus as part of its crowded services lineup, with Mark Gurman saying it may merge into a new Health Plus launch next year.
Tesla promises CarPlay support is arriving in the ācoming monthsā
Tesla plans to bring Apple CarPlay to its cars soon, giving iPhone users familiar controls and ending years of resistance from Elon Musk.
Mac Pro reportedly faces long pause with no major update planned
Apple pauses Mac Pro development as focus shifts to Mac Studio, with no major update planned until after M5 Ultra, Gurman reports in new newsletter.
iPhone Air 2 reportedly remains absent for next year
Apple leaves the iPhone Air 2 out of next yearās lineup, raising questions about its timing, strategy, and the future of the lightweight model.
iPhone 18 Pro line and Appleās first foldable set for Fall 2026, says report
Apple plans a major shift with iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max and its first foldable in 2026, while the iPhone Air 2 remains absent.
TMO Weekly #7: Apple News Roundup, November 10ā16
Appleās biggest stories from November 10ā16, covering new betas, product shifts, AI moves, legal battles, and major iPhone updates. Tell us what surprised you.
Apple Ordered to Pay Masimo $634 Million in Patent Fight Over Apple Watch
A jury ordered Apple to pay Masimo 634 million dollars after ruling Apple Watch infringed a pulse oximeter patent, intensifying their ongoing legal battle.
New Exploit Lets You Run iPadOS on an iPhone, but Only Below iOS 26.2 Beta 2
A new sandbox escape exploit lets you run iPadOS features on iPhones, but only on devices still using iOS 26.2 beta 1 or earlier.
Do not update to iOS 26.2 Beta 2 if you want to use the MobileGestalt Exploit
iOS 26.2 beta 2 patches a major sandbox exploit affecting eight generations, blocking powerful tweaks, sideloading boosts, and new jailbreak progress.
Apple is recovering in China after a tough year thanks to iPhone 17
iPhone 17 gives Apple a strong rebound in China, lifting sales by 22 percent during a weak market and restoring early growth momentum.
Apple begins its most serious preparation for a possible CEO change next year
Apple prepares its most detailed plan yet for a possible CEO change next year as discussions focus on Tim Cookās successor and internal leadership shifts.
Jeff Williams officially leaves Apple as Leadership shift begins
Jeff Williams retires from Apple, triggering major leadership changes as teams shift roles and John Ternus emerges as the leading future CEO candidate.
Apple Books Drops Free Chapter From Pluribus Characterās Romantasy Novel
Get a free Bloodsong of Wycaro chapter from Pluribus character Carol Sturka on Apple Books, expanding the showās world with exclusive in-story content.
Red Dead Redemption Arrives on iOS next month
Red Dead Redemption arrives on iOS December 2 with full campaign, Undead Nightmare, mobile controls, Netflix access, and Game of the Year bonus content.
Apple and OpenAI must face xAIās lawsuit after Judge rejects dismissal
Apple and OpenAI must defend themselves after a judge refused to dismiss xAIās lawsuit claiming the companies limited AI competition and harmed user choice.
Apple Expands Its 40W Dynamic Power Adapter to More Type G Regions
Apple expands its 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max to type G regions, giving iPhone 17 users a fast, compact single-port charging option.
Apple Launches New āDark Cherryā Collection of Third-Party Accessories
Appleās Dark Cherry accessories collection adds coordinated chargers, cables, sleeves, and organizers in a deep red finish, available exclusively through its store.
macOS 26.2 public beta 2 is now available
macOS 26.2 public beta 2 brings Edge Light for video calls, stability fixes, and refinements. Learn how to update and share feedback.
Apple Tightens App Review Rules to Crack Down on Copycats and Clarify Policies
Apple updates App Review Guidelines with stricter anti-copycat rules, age-gating for creator content, loan app APR limits, and clearer data-sharing disclosures today.
Apple Store App Adopts Full Liquid Glass Design in Latest Update
Apple updated the Apple Store app with a new Liquid Glass icon, refreshed navigation bar, and cleaner UI elements that match the iOS 26 design.
Apple quietly updates AirPods firmware across three models
Apple releases new AirPods firmware for AirPods Pro 3, Pro 2, and AirPods 4 ahead of iOS 26.2ās upcoming launch next month
Apple Launches New Mini Apps Partner Program for Developers
Appleās new Mini Apps Partner Program offers developers a reduced 15 percent commission, clearer rules, required APIs, and improved support for mini apps.






















