Apple improves Wi-Fi speeds in iPadOS 26.2 and macOS Tahoe 26.2, unlocking faster 5GHz performance on select Macs and iPads.
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 to Open New Downtown Montréal Store on January 16
Apple will open its new downtown Montréal Apple Store on January 16, featuring custom artwork, live iPad demos, and wallpapers.
Apple’s 2026 Could Be Its Biggest Pivot Year in a Decade
Apple’s 2026 roadmap signals a major pivot with foldables, smarter Siri, stability-first iOS, new Macs, smart home devices, and lightweight smart glasses.
Apple Releases Year of the Horse AirPods Pro 3 for Lunar New Year 2026
Apple launches limited edition AirPods Pro 3 for Lunar New Year 2026 with exclusive Year of the Horse engraving design.
Vision Pro Will Stream Lakers Games in Apple Immersive Starting January 9
Apple Vision Pro will stream six Lakers games live in Apple Immersive starting January 9. Here is the full schedule.
Apple’s India iPhone Exports Hit $50 Billion in Less Than Five Years
Apple has exported over $50 billion worth of iPhones from India in under five years, reshaping its global manufacturing strategy.
macOS Tahoe’s Menu Icons Are “Hard to Justify,” Critics Argue
macOS Tahoe adds menu icons everywhere, but critics say they clutter menus, break consistency, and ignore decades of design rules.
OpenAI Wants ChatGPT to Sound More Human Before Its First Hardware Device Ships
OpenAI is upgrading ChatGPT audio models ahead of its first hardware device, aiming for more natural voice conversations and audio-first products.
iPhone 18 Pro Max Might Be Apple’s Heaviest Flagship, and It’s a Problem
iPhone 18 Pro Max weight rumor sparks backlash as Apple’s flagship grows heavier than rivals despite foldables staying lighter phones
iPhone Air 2 May Arrive in 2026 With the Changes Buyers Actually Wanted
Apple plans a second iPhone Air attempt in 2026, fixing pricing and camera compromises that made the first model unpopular with buyers.
Foldable iPhone Could Be Apple’s Next Hit, But This One Factor Can Fumble It
Apple’s foldable iPhone looks impressive in leaks, but its rumored high price risks turning a breakthrough product into an expensive niche device.
Apple TV+ January 2026: All New and Returning Shows
Apple TV+ launches January 2026 with five returning shows. Here’s every premiere date, what to watch first, and how to plan viewing.
TMO Weekly #13: Apple News Roundup, Dec 29 – Jan 04
A weekly Apple news roundup covering iOS 26 issues, Apple Music debates, AI strategy shifts, and clues about Apple’s 2026 hardware plans.
How to Remove the “AI Summary” Button from Safari
Learn how to remove Safari’s AI Summary button using settings, Reader options, and Apple Intelligence controls for a cleaner browsing experience.
Apple Music Still Lacks this One Spotify Feature Console Users Want
Apple Music lacks a remote for Xbox and PlayStation. Users want Spotify Connect style control to manage playback without clunky console apps.
Apple Wallet Storage Bug Is Filling Up iPhone Space for Some Users
Apple Wallet taking up 4GB on your iPhone? Here’s why it happens, what causes the storage spike, and how you can fix it safely.
Apple Music for Mac Still Lags Behind, and Users Are Losing Patience
Apple Music on Mac feels slow, inconsistent, and unfinished, raising questions about Apple’s priorities for desktop users.
Apple TV to Stream Elizabeth Olsen Film 'Eternity' in February
Apple TV plans to stream Elizabeth Olsen’s A24 film Eternity in February following its theatrical debut and strong early reviews.
Everything Apple Is Expected to Launch and Update in January 2026
January 2026 brings Apple software updates, Apple TV shows, Fitness+ programs, Arcade games, and possible hardware launches.
Apple and Rivals May Launch Their First 2nm Chips in the Same Month
Apple, Qualcomm, and MediaTek could unveil their first 2nm smartphone chips in the same month, marking a major shift in flagship processors.
iPhone Users Report Battery Swelling During Flights That Disappears After Landing
iPhone users report devices swelling during flights and returning to normal after landing, raising concerns about battery safety at high altitude.
Apple's first Foldable iPhone to Use Side Touch ID Instead of Face ID
Apple’s iPhone Fold will skip Face ID, use side Touch ID, cut costs, simplify design, and adopt punch hole cameras across displays.
Digital Euro Could Push Apple Pay to the Margins in EU
The EU’s Digital Euro aims to cut payment fees and reduce reliance on Apple Pay, reshaping payments and weakening Apple’s services grip.
Apple’s M5 Vision Pro Update Reportedly Failed to Revive Sales
Apple’s M5 Vision Pro update failed to lift sales, with weak demand, reduced marketing, and a slowing VR market shaping its outlook.