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Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro and Air display units show scratches on launch day, raising durability concerns despite strong global sales demand.

Apple now rates Apple Watch Series 11 for up to 24 hours per charge, a jump from the long-standing 18-hour figure used since 2015. The bigger number is real, but it’s mostly the result of a new “typical use” test that adds six hours of sleep tracking to the mix.

Apple’s new iPhone 17 lineup, including the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, officially launched today as pre-orders began arriving to customers.

Apple’s iOS 26 software is no longer in beta and has been officially released to the public. The final version became available for download on September 15, 2025, marking the end of the summer testing period for all compatible iPhone models. This update is now the stable, current operating system for millions of users worldwide, replacing the previous iOS 18.

It’s generally not possible to pick up your Apple order before you receive the official “Ready for Pickup” notification. The pickup time provided during checkout is an estimate, and the confirmation email is the signal that your item has been processed and is physically waiting for you at the store.

Apple removed Launchpad in macOS 26 Tahoe. Spotlight and Apps replace it, and the old Terminal workaround no longer works.

Meta opens its smart glasses to third-party AI apps, challenging Apple’s closed ecosystem and raising questions about wearables’ future.

macOS Tahoe 26 users report a strange UI bug where Finder items render upside down, raising usability and stability concerns.

Apple updated its support page to explain how Hypertension Notifications work on Apple Watch with watchOS 26, including setup and limitations.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

macOS Tahoe 26 users report a severe Calculator app memory leak, consuming over 30GB RAM, freezing systems, and forcing restarts.

Google released the $7 Rope Wristlet for Pixel, offering an affordable alternative to Apple’s $59 Crossbody Strap with wide compatibility.

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.