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iPhone 17e could feature a Pro like Dynamic Island
iPhone 17e may gain Dynamic Island, A19 chip, and 60 Hz OLED display, bringing a Pro interface feature to Apple’s entry model.
Apple to Introduce LOFIC Camera Sensors with 2027 iPhone Lineup
Apple is reportedly developing a custom LOFIC image sensor for its 2027 iPhones, promising improved dynamic range and lifelike photo quality.
How to Fix Apple Podcasts Not Working
If Apple Podcasts isn’t playing or loading episodes, don’t stress. Here’s how to fix it fast, from checking volume to re-installing the app.
TSMC benefits from high demand for iPhone 17 chips
TSMC sees record smartphone chip demand as Apple’s iPhone 17, Qualcomm, and MediaTek orders surge, driving growth toward 3nm and upcoming 2nm production.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro could bring DSLR-style variable aperture control
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are rumored to feature variable aperture and a brighter 48MP telephoto lens for improved low-light performance.
Apple Watch SE 3 vs. Series 11: Which One Should You Buy?
Debating between the Apple Watch SE 3 and Series 11? Learn the key differences in display, health tracking, and more.
iPhone saved its owner after his Car crashed into Wild Boars
A man’s iPhone automatically called for help after his car hit wild bears on a dark road, proving technology can truly save lives.
Would 'Tinted' Mode save you more Battery than 'Clear' mode in iOS 26.1?
Apple’s new iOS 26.1 beta adds a Tinted Liquid Glass mode, but does it actually save battery? A detailed test on iPhone 17 Pro Max delivers a surprising answer.
Apple Pay No Longer Helps You Keep T-Mobile’s AutoPay Discount
T-Mobile now removes AutoPay discounts if customers pay early with Apple Pay or credit cards, ending a popular workaround that saved money.
Apple Plans to Add Search Ads Inside Maps by 2026
Apple will add paid placements to Maps search in 2026, per Mark Gurman, using AI for relevance and labeled local business promotions.
Report: Vapor Chamber Cooling coming to M6 iPad Pro in 2027
Apple is developing a vapor chamber cooling system for the M6 iPad Pro, expected in 2027, to improve performance and reduce heat.
TMO Weekly #4: Apple News Roundup, October 20–26
Apple’s busy week brought record stock highs, fresh iOS betas, Vision Pro updates, streaming deals, and renewed regulatory battles across global markets.
Developers can now build Android apps in Apple’s Swift language
The first Swift SDK for Android preview lets developers build Android apps with official tools, enabling smoother Swift code sharing across platforms.
iPhone 18 base model could finally match Pro’s 12GB RAM
Apple is reportedly planning to upgrade the standard iPhone 18 to 12GB RAM, matching the Pro models and improving overall performance.
The Underrated Safari Feature That Keeps Me Focused
Safari’s “Hide Distracting Items” feature lets iPhone and iPad users remove ads, pop-ups, and clutter for a cleaner, focused browsing experience.
iPhone owners are fed up with iOS taking over their Storage
iPhone users report massive storage loss as iOS System Data eats up space, turning 128 GB phones into constant full-storage warning machines.
A new iOS 26 setting helps your iPhone battery last all day
iOS 26 adds Adaptive Power, a smart feature that saves iPhone battery life by adjusting performance and brightness without affecting speed or experience.
AirPods production doubles at Apple’s Hyderabad plant in India
Apple plans to double AirPods production at Foxconn’s Hyderabad plant, expanding India’s role in its accessory supply chain after Vietnam.
One-Handed Use Is Dying in iOS 26, and Users Are Speaking Up
iOS 26’s new design pushes buttons out of thumb’s reach, sparking user frustration over Apple’s inconsistent layouts and fading one-handed usability.
Apple hosts “Meet with Apple” as Vision Pro M5 hits stores
Apple held a multi-day “Meet with Apple” event alongside the Vision Pro M5 launch, guiding developers through visionOS 26 immersive and spatial design.
iOS 26.1 will let third-party photo apps back up images automatically
Apple’s new PhotoKit framework in iOS 26.1 lets third-party photo apps back up images automatically in the background with better reliability.
iFixit teardown shows small repair wins in M5 MacBook Pro
iFixit’s teardown of Apple’s M5 MacBook Pro reveals small but useful repair changes, easier battery access, and a modest 4/10 repair score.
Apple brings ‘Video in the car’ to CarPlay with iOS 26, pending automaker support
Apple now allows video playback on CarPlay through AirPlay in iOS 26, but automakers must enable support before you can use it.