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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.
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iOS 27.0.1 is now available with fixes for Face ID, camera, and touchscreen bugs
Apple has released iOS 27.0.1 with fixes for Face ID, camera, and touchscreen issues, improving stability and reliability across supported iPhone models.
iOS 27 Bugs: All Reported Issues and Working Fixes
iOS 27 users report battery drain, Face ID crashes, keyboard lag, CarPlay issues, display bugs, and more. Here are fixes available now.
Apple Vision team moves down the org chart as headset future narrows
Apple’s Vision hardware group now reportedly sits lower in the company structure as leaders debate whether another Vision Pro-style headset will ship.
Former Siri engineer builds an AI assistant that works inside iMessage
Former Apple engineer Nikhil Gupta plans to launch szn, an iMessage-based AI agent that can browse, buy items and coordinate vendors for users.
Apple Vision Pro sales reportedly fall to one unit a month at some stores
Some Apple Stores reportedly sell as few as one Vision Pro per month, adding pressure as Apple weighs the future of its mixed-reality headset.
Meta VR Glasses put Apple Vision Pro under pressure on price and weight
Meta VR Glasses weigh about 100 grams and cost $1,299.99, sharpening questions about Apple Vision Pro’s heavier and more expensive design choices.
iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 Pro camera controls: Software lock or hardware limit?
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro adds camera controls missing on iPhone 17 Pro, raising questions about hardware limits and deliberate software restrictions.
iOS 27.0.1 May Fix the iPhone 18 Pro’s Terrible Face ID Problem
iOS 27.0.1 may fix Face ID freezes and unexpected restarts affecting some iPhone 18 Pro users, with Apple preparing a software update.
TestFlight 4.4 adds landscape mode and resizable iPhone Mirroring
Apple updates TestFlight to version 4.4 with landscape support on iPhone and resizable iPhone Mirroring on Macs running version 27 software.
Apple Music will stream Head Trip festival live for free in October
Apple Music will stream Head Trip live from Indio on October 10 and 11, giving viewers free access to main-stage electronic music performances.
Google Photos brings AI wardrobe and virtual outfit tools to iPhone
Google Photos Wardrobe is now available on iPhone in the US, India and Brazil, organizing clothing photos for outfits, moodboards and virtual try-ons.
Apple video explains iOS 27 child accounts and Screen Time controls
Apple’s new video explains Child Accounts, Ask to Browse, Time Allowances and expanded Communication Safety controls across iPhone, iPad and Mac.
iPhone Duo video offers an early look at left-handed use
A new hands-on video demonstrates left-handed use of iPhone Duo, including the reach across its outer display to the right-side vertical controls.
iPad mini 8 leak points to A20 Pro chip and landscape camera
Apple code reportedly reveals an iPad mini 8 with an A20 Pro chip, landscape front camera and redesigned speaker system for a future launch.
HomePod mini 2 leak reveals green, pink and lighter blue finishes
Leaked Apple images reportedly show HomePod mini 2 in green, pink, blue, white and black, while the familiar spherical design remains unchanged.
Fourth-generation Apple TV 4K reference appears in leaked Apple code
A leaked Apple image reportedly names a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K with a familiar design, adding evidence that a hardware refresh is approaching.
Apple code leak points to iPad mini 8, HomePod mini 2 and new Apple TV 4K
Leaked Apple code reportedly reveals an A20 Pro iPad mini, five HomePod mini 2 colors and a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K ahead of possible launches.
Gemini can call businesses and wait on hold for Pixel 11 users
Gemini can call businesses, navigate phone menus and wait on hold for eligible Pixel 11 users in a limited US public beta rollout this fall.
Meta says Muse was built from scratch but heavily inspired by OpenClaw
Meta says Muse was built from scratch, while product chief Nat Friedman acknowledges that its design was heavily inspired by OpenClaw for users.
Meta Muse users found they could export large parts of its virtual machine
Developers prompted Meta Muse to package its virtual-machine files, exposing internal documentation without access to other users or Meta systems.
Google Photos adds a Redact tool to blur private details in images
Google Photos is adding a Redact pen that blurs sensitive details, plus new Markup controls, Moods filters and Remix templates in a global rollout.
Meta’s cute Muse mascot raises a serious question about AI trust
Meta’s friendly Muse mascot makes its personal AI feel approachable, but users still need to judge permissions, privacy and accuracy separately.
Apple Watch Ultra 4 adds a Readiness bezel Apple has not documented
Apple Watch Ultra 4 can display its Readiness score around a supported watch face, although Apple’s current face guide omits the option for now.