visionOS 3 introduces eye-scrolling to Apple Vision Pro, transforming how you navigate apps with just your gaze. The update arrives at WWDC on June 9.
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’s iPhone 18 Pro May Feature Under-Display Face ID
Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 18 Pro with under-display Face ID, marking a major step toward a cleaner edge-to-edge design. The change could eliminate the Dynamic Island and leave only a single camera cutout.
Apple AI Model Matrix3D Generates 3D Scenes With Three Images
Apple’s new AI model, Matrix3D, can create detailed 3D scenes from just three photos. Discover how this single-model approach simplifies 3D reconstruction and what it means for future tech like the Vision Pro.
Leak: iPhone To Be Bezel-Free, Launch on 20th Anniversary
Apple’s 20th-anniversary iPhone in 2027 reportedly aims for a completely bezel-free “single slab of glass” design. Leaks suggest groundbreaking display technology and advanced internals, including a new battery. Here’s what we know about this potential landmark device.
Apple Works With Synchron on Brain-Controlled iPhone Tech
Apple is developing technology for users to control iPhones and other devices using brain signals, partnering with companies like Synchron. This initiative aims to significantly enhance accessibility for individuals with severe physical limitations.
PayPal Launches Contactless Payments for iPhone in Germany
German PayPal users can now tap their iPhones to pay. This follows EU rules forcing Apple to open its NFC tech. Learn what this means for you and when new features like “Pay Later” and cashback rewards arrive nationwide.
Apple Confirms New Accessibility Features for macOS 16
Discover the new accessibility features coming to macOS 16. Apple introduces enhanced pasteboard privacy controls, the Magnifier app for Mac, Accessibility Reader, Braille Access, and more to improve your Mac experience.
Apple Confirms New Accessibility Features for iOS 19
Apple confirms new iOS 19 accessibility features, bringing significant updates to App Store information, reading tools, and device interaction for your iPhone.
FastVLM AI Model Shows Potential for Apple’s Smart Glasses
Apple’s new FastVLM AI model processes images incredibly fast with less power. This could be the breakthrough technology for its upcoming smart glasses. Find out what makes it different.
Apple Messages Bug Blocks Voice Messages with Ampersands
Apple’s Messages app blocks voice messages that include ampersands like in “Dave & Buster’s” due to a transcription bug triggering its security filter.
Apple Music Gets Sound Therapy Playlists From Universal Music
Apple and Universal Music introduce Sound Therapy on Apple Music — wellness playlists enhanced with sound waves to support focus, relaxation, and sleep. Crafted by audio experts and backed by science.
Apple Moves to homeOS as iOS 19 Drops Home Support
Apple is phasing out its old Home app system with iOS 19 as it prepares to launch homeOS and new smart home products. If you don’t update, your accessories may stop working.
iPhone Shipments Drop 50% in China as Huawei Dominates
iPhone shipments in China dropped nearly 50 percent in March, with Apple losing ground to local giants like Xiaomi and Huawei. Government subsidies favoring lower-priced domestic models are accelerating the shift.
iOS 19 Could Use AI To Extend iPhone’s Battery Backup
Apple is adding an AI-powered battery management feature in iOS 19 to improve iPhone battery backup by analyzing usage and optimizing power. Launch expected in September.
Trump Claims Apple Will Build Plants in US with $500B Investment
Trump claims Apple will build multiple U.S. plants as part of a $500B investment, but Apple has confirmed only one new factory. Here’s what’s fact and what’s not.
Apple watchOS 11.5 (22T572) Out for Everyone
watchOS 11.5 (22T572) is now out with a new Pride Harmony face, Apple TV purchase support, and a key bug fix, as Apple gears up for watchOS 12 next month.
Apple macOS Sequoia 15.5 (24F74) Out for Everyone
Apple has released macOS Sequoia 15.5 (24F74) for all Mac users, bringing new Mail options, Screen Time notifications for parents, and system security fixes.
Apple iOS 18.5 (22F76) Out for Everyone
Apple has released iOS 18.5 (build 22F76) for all iPhones, featuring a new Pride wallpaper, Mail app improvements, Screen Time alerts for parents, and more system refinements.
Apple To Raise iPhone Price and It’s Not Due to Tariffs
Apple plans to raise prices on its upcoming iPhone 17 lineup, focusing on new features and design rather than trade tariffs. While production shifts to India for some models, premium iPhones will still rely on China. Here’s what the price change means for you.
Bluetooth 6.1 to Enhance iPhone 17 Privacy and Battery Life
Bluetooth 6.1 is here, bringing smarter privacy and better battery life—just in time for the iPhone 17. Here’s what Apple users can expect from the upgrade.
iPhone Prices Won't Increase as US-China Tariff War Paused
iPhone prices stay steady for now. A 90-day US-China tariff pause gives Apple breathing room, but the future depends on how fast it can shift production away from China and secure its supply chain.
iOS 18.5 Isn’t the Biggest “Point Update”, but What’s Coming?
iOS 18.5 may look like a minor update but it quietly improves daily tasks and sets the stage for Apple’s next big moves. Here’s what’s new and what’s coming next.
Eddy Cue: Apple iPhones May Not Needed in a Decade
Eddy Cue says the iPhone may not be essential a decade from now. With innovation slowing and AI reshaping the tech landscape, Apple is preparing for a major shift, but can it stay ahead of the curve?
Apple Simplifies Public Wi-Fi Access in iOS 19
iOS 19 will let you skip the hassle of logging in to public Wi-Fi on every device. Apple’s new feature syncs captive portal credentials across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.