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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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Apple Ordered to Open App Store External Payments Immediately
Apple must allow external payment links in apps after losing its appeal in the Epic case, just days before WWDC 2025 begins.
Only 30% of Apple Users Own the Full Trio: iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Only 30% of Apple users own an iPhone, iPad, and Mac, highlighting Apple’s shift toward two-device ecosystems and subscription services.
Tim Sweeney Admits Missteps in Epic’s Costly Clash With Apple
Tim Sweeney admits he miscalculated Fortnite’s App Store ban length, as Epic refocuses on mobile after a five-year legal clash with Apple.
Apple Gains Relief as Court Ruled Trump’s Tariffs as Illegal
U.S. court blocks Trump’s tariffs, ruling them illegal. The decision affects Apple, global trade, and limits presidential power under federal commerce law.
Apple Rolls Out Safari Technology Preview 220 With Bug Fixes
Apple releases Safari Technology Preview 220 with bug fixes for macOS Sonoma and Sequoia. Update available via System Settings.
Tesla App Gets Live Activities Support for Supercharging
Tesla’s iOS app now supports Live Activities, letting you track Supercharging status in real time on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.
White House: Tariff on iPhones Won’t Hurt Consumers, Apple Will Pay
White House says Apple, not consumers, will absorb 25% iPhone tariff. Hassett claims tariff impact won’t harm Apple. Trump demands U.S. production.
Meta Plans Apple-Style Retail Stores to Boost Hardware Sales
Meta plans physical retail stores to boost hardware sales, offering hands-on experiences with VR headsets and smart glasses, following Apple’s retail model.
The Next iPhone update is iOS 26, not iOS 19. Yes, Really
Apple skips to iOS 26, rebranding all operating systems by year. A major shift launching at WWDC with redesigned interfaces and AI features.
Apple Dominates Q1 2026 Smartphone Market, iPhone 16 Leads
Apple led Q1 2025 smartphone sales with the iPhone 16 topping charts, followed by strong showings from Samsung, Xiaomi, and the new iPhone 16e.
Apple Card Savings Account Interest Rate Drops to 3.65%
Apple Card Savings Account interest rate drops to 3.65%, marking its second cut in 2025 and lowest rate since launch.
Apple Updates Logic Pro With New Beat-Making Tools on Mac and iPad
Apple updates Logic Pro for Mac and iPad with Flashback Capture, enhanced Stem Splitter, new sound packs, and improved creative tools.
Apple Launches iPad Self Service Repair Support With Limited Model Range
Apple expands Self Service Repair to select iPad models, offering manuals, tools, and genuine parts for out-of-warranty repairs starting tomorrow.
Apple to Launch Dedicated Gaming App Ahead of Switch 2 Debut
Apple will launch a dedicated gaming app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, aiming to rival consoles ahead of the Switch 2 debut.
Apple Acquires Indie Video Game Studio RAC7
Apple acquires indie studio RAC7, creators of Sneaky Sasquatch, marking its first video game studio purchase to boost Apple Arcade.
Qualcomm-Funded Study Claims Its Modems Outperform Apple’s C1
Qualcomm-funded report finds Android phones with Snapdragon modems outperform Apple’s C1 in 5G speed, uplink performance, and signal reliability.
Texas Approves App Store Law on Age Verification
Texas passes app store law requiring age checks and parental consent, rejecting Apple CEO Tim Cook’s objections over user privacy and data collection.
iOS 19 May Enable eSIM Transfers from iPhone to Android
iOS 19 may let you transfer your iPhone’s eSIM to Android, simplifying cross-platform switching without needing carrier support.
Apple Invites App Adds First New Feature Since Launch
Apple Invites adds its first new feature: Link tiles, letting you embed external links like registries and planners directly into your event.
Apple Has 30 Days to Align App Store Rules With EU Digital Markets Act
Apple has 30 days to comply with EU’s Digital Markets Act or face recurring fines over restrictive App Store rules and anticompetitive practices.
Apple Faces Legal Investigation Over Delayed Siri Upgrade
Apple faces legal scrutiny over delayed Siri upgrades as investors question potential securities law violations tied to Apple Intelligence feature delays.
iPhone May Adopt 200MP Camera Like Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra
Apple is testing a 200MP camera sensor, possibly for future iPhones, which matches Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra in terms of high-resolution mobile photography.
Apple Says App Store Rules Saved Users From Over $9B in Fraud
Apple says App Store rules blocked over $9 Billion in fraud, highlighting strict app reviews, payment safeguards, and account monitoring.