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macOS Tahoe Upside-Down UI Bug Joins Long List of Visual Glitches
macOS Tahoe 26 users report a strange UI bug where Finder items render upside down, raising usability and stability concerns.
Apple Releases AirPods Pro 3 Firmware Update
Apple has released a new AirPods Pro 3 firmware update version 8A357 ahead of launch, improving stability and addressing potential issues.
Apple Releases iOS 26.0 Build for iPhone 17 Lineup
Apple releases a revised iOS 26.0 build exclusive to iPhone 17 Pro models, addressing early bugs ahead of customer shipments tomorrow.
iOS 26.0.1 Release Expected Soon for iPhone Users
Apple is preparing to release iOS 26.0.1, its first bug fix update for iOS 26, expected soon to address early iPhone issues.
M5 iPad Pro tipped to launch next month
Apple is expected to unveil the M5 iPad Pro next month, and the headline rumor is simple: a larger screen. The more interesting part is what that extra real estate unlocks in daily use.
Apple Explains Eligibility and Setup for Hypertension Alerts
Apple updated its support page to explain how Hypertension Notifications work on Apple Watch with watchOS 26, including setup and limitations.
New iPhone 18 rumors: slimmer Dynamic Island, no under-display Face ID
A new rumor claims Apple’s 2026 lineup (iPhone 18) will trim the Dynamic Island to a slightly narrower “pill,” but stop short of moving Face ID or the selfie camera under the display. The claim comes from Weibo leaker Instant Digital and was first picked up by multiple outlets over the weekend.
Apple Sports widgets gets scheduled Live Activities and a wider EU rollout
Apple Sports now has Home Screen widgets that surface live scores and upcoming games. Widgets are available on iPhone, and can also be added on iPad and Mac, giving quick at-a-glance updates across devices.
What is macOS 15.6.1 update all about?
Apple has released macOS Tahoe as the new major version, but many users are still seeing Sequoia updates like 15.6.1 (and now 15.7) in Software Update. That mismatch is what’s driving today’s searches.
Mophie launches new Qi2-certified Powerstation power banks for MagSafe iPhones
Mophie has introduced four Qi2-certified Powerstation power banks for MagSafe-compatible iPhones, pairing 15 W magnetic wireless charging with slimmer designs and optional stands. The lineup spans 5,000 mAh “Slim” models and 10,000 mAh versions, each available with or without a rotating kickstand.
Cheaper MacBook enters mass production in Q4 2026 with iPhone chip inside
Apple is reportedly moving a lower-cost MacBook into mass production by the end of 2025, with retail timing more likely in early 2026. The claim comes from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who says the machine will be Apple’s first Mac powered by an A-series iPhone chip rather than M-series silicon.
20% increase in iPhone 17 Pro battery: is it worth it?
iPhone 17 Pro features a 20% larger battery than iPhone 16 Pro, boosting capacity to 4,252mAh and promising longer runtime.
Early adopters hit by Calculator Memory Leak bug in macOS Tahoe 26
macOS Tahoe 26 users report a severe Calculator app memory leak, consuming over 30GB RAM, freezing systems, and forcing restarts.
Google Released Its Rope Wristlet After Apple’s Crossbody Strap Launch
Google released the $7 Rope Wristlet for Pixel, offering an affordable alternative to Apple’s $59 Crossbody Strap with wide compatibility.
Apple Intelligence now leans on Google for visual search
Apple quietly built Google into the flow of its new Visual Intelligence feature. When you press the screenshot buttons in iOS 26, one of the options is to search what’s on your screen — and the system routes that to Google (with partner apps like Etsy, eBay, and Poshmark also supported). It’s a notable shift for Apple: a system-level AI feature that hands off to a rival’s search by design.
iPhone 17 Lineup Geekbench Scores Show Big Gains Over iPhone 16
Geekbench 6 scores show iPhone 17 lineup outperforms iPhone 16, with major CPU and GPU gains, especially in Pro models.
Apple Plans 10% Boost in iPhone Shipments With iPhone 18 and Foldable Launch
Apple plans to produce 95 million iPhone 18 units in 2026, with a foldable model expected to drive demand.
Apple Promises Update to Fix iPhone Air Camera Glitch Seen in Testing
iPhone Air review reveals camera glitch under bright LED lights. Apple confirms issue and promises a software update fix soon.
WhatsApp for iOS Adds Notification Reminders for Messages
WhatsApp for iOS now lets you set private message reminders with custom timers, helping you manage important chats and tasks.
Apple Wallet Car Key support coming to Rivian, Smart, and Voyah
Apple is prepping Wallet’s Car Key for three more brands: Rivian, Smart, and Voyah. Backend flags spotted today indicate Apple’s side is ready, with launches now dependent on each automaker flipping the final switch.
macOS Tahoe now auto-joins your iPhone hotspot, here’s how
For Mac users who rely on their iPhone’s cellular data, Apple is introducing a significant quality-of-life improvement in macOS Tahoe. The new operating system simplifies the process of connecting to a personal hotspot, making it more seamless than ever before. This update addresses a common point of friction for those who work on the go or in areas without reliable Wi-Fi.
Apple Rolls Out Two New Apps Across Devices in Latest Software Updates
Apple adds Apple Games and Preview apps in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe, unifying gaming and boosting productivity features.
Apple’s first touchscreen Mac is an OLED MacBook Pro in 2026, analyst says
Apple is reportedly preparing to add touch to the Mac—starting with a redesigned OLED MacBook Pro slated to enter mass production in late 2026, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The touch capability would use on-cell technology integrated into the OLED panel, avoiding an extra touch layer.























